Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Bute (1904)
    Bute (1904) Ship
        Official No.: 116407; 61x14x7 Owned by J. D. McNeill, Vancouver. Built by A. Berquist, Sidney B. C. 1904. Engine 10x12 by Spratt & Gray, Victoria (made 1889). Tug.
      Official No.: 116407; 61x14x7 Owned by J. D. McNeill, Vancouver. Built by …
  • Morris (1888)
    Morris (1888) Ship
        Official No.: 90797; 40x9x4 Owned by A. J. McLellan, Victoria 1895, 1901; Federation Brand Salmon Packing Co., Vancouver 1910. Built by R. W. Colvin, Victoria 1888. Engine 6x8 by T. Gowan, Victoria.
      Official No.: 90797; 40x9x4 Owned by A. J. McLellan, Victoria 1895, 1901; …
  • Iroquois (1900)
    Iroquois (1900) Ship
        Official No.: 107822; 82x20x8 Owned by T. Paterson, Victoria 1901; Sidney & Nanaimo Trans. Co., Victoria 1907; International Steamship Co., Victoria 1911. Built by T. W. Paterson, Port Moody B. C. 19
      Official No.: 107822; 82x20x8 Owned by T. Paterson, Victoria 1901; Sidney & …
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