. The town of Levis & environs Canada, 1912. H 3 03 ™ a) 3 « = J5 ^ a CD c n .2 o W — a, f3 C- a>fe-o Ph 3 LEVIS 19. Wholesale & Retail Dry by A. R. Roy J. B. MICHAUD & FILS £,. Auger, architecte Negociants en , Gros et & 58 Cote du Passage Taylor received a silver cup from thegovernment on the completion of thebrig King Fisher. In 1830 the busi-ness was transferred to Levis Mr. Al-lison Davie taking charge. After hisdeath Mr. Taylor again conducted thebusiness and after his death M. George,T. Davie son of Allison Davie, tookcharge of the business under
. The town of Levis & environs Canada, 1912. H 3 03 ™ a) 3 « = J5 ^ a CD c n .2 o W — a, f3 C- a>fe-o Ph 3 LEVIS 19. Wholesale & Retail Dry by A. R. Roy J. B. MICHAUD & FILS £,. Auger, architecte Negociants en , Gros et & 58 Cote du Passage Taylor received a silver cup from thegovernment on the completion of thebrig King Fisher. In 1830 the busi-ness was transferred to Levis Mr. Al-lison Davie taking charge. After hisdeath Mr. Taylor again conducted thebusiness and after his death M. George,T. Davie son of Allison Davie, tookcharge of the business under whose ablemanagement it was expanded to its pre-sent large proportions. The ship yards are equipped withthe most perfect of known appliancesfor the salving and repairing of damag-ed vessels. The firm owns severalwrecking steamers. The upper ship-yard at Levis has a patent shop 500 feetlong and capable of accomdating ves-sels up to 5,000 tons. The floatingdock No. 1 at St. Joseph is 236 feetlong by 54 wide and is capable of lift-ting steamers 290 feet long and of 2,175tons, while floating dock No. 2 is 180
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