The History of North Atlantic steam navigation with some account of early ships and shipowners (1896)
Fry, Henry · New York : C. Scribner's sons · leaf 220
e not as popular with passengers, but latterly they have becomepowerful competitors, both for goods and passengers, and two oftheir boats are about a match for the popular Parisian in point ofspeed. In 1874 they built the Dominion, 3176 tons, 350 H.P.nominal (335 X 384 X 325), and the Ontario, a… … VANCOUVEE. THE DOMINION LINE. 201 bought from the Inman Company the City of Dublin (re-namedthe Quebec), and the City of Brooklyn (re-named the Brooklyn),2911 tons and 450 H.P. nominal. In 1882 they built the Sarnia,3694 tons, 500 H.P. (360 X 40 X 32), at Whiteinch, and in 1883the Oregon, 2,672…
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