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Boston to Sydney.
Tuesday July 8.
Clear and cool, light winds from S.W.
Continued unfastening the damage of other Contin
Nova Scotia all day long.
Rounded Cape St. Claire about 10 p.m.
Sydney N.S.
Wednesday July 9.
Cloudy yet pleasant (took out sand ballast)
Took pilot after entering Spanish Bay and steamed
into Sydney harbor. Dried up at [illegible] for our
lumber. Mr. Miller and I took a room in the
Sydney Hotel near the Arch in order to work on our
correspondence with Quarter Committee. Incidentally
there was a cold bath to be had in its place.
Sydney N.S.
Thursday July 10
Cloudy then clear and pleasant.
Finished taking out sand ballast about
30 tons in all. Then moved over to the boat
pier
and commenced loading.
Mrs M. bought 6 suits of the very best
woolen underwear for each man, also 20 yds.
of splendid gray blanketing to be put aboard
and made up into shirts.