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	Macassa before she was rebuilt in 1905
History
Canada
Name	Macassa (1888–1928); Manasoo (1928–1928);
Owner	Hamilton Steamboat Company (1888–1911); Niagara Navigation Company (1911–1912); Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company (1912–1913); Canada Steamship Lines (1913–1927); Owen Sound Transportation Company, Ltd. (1927–1928);
Port of registry	Hamilton, Ontario
Ordered	1887
Builder	William Hamilton & Company of Port Glasgow, Scotland
Yard number	64
In service	May 2, 1888
Out of service	September 15, 1928
Identification	Canadian official number 93932
Fate	Sank in a storm on Lake Huron
General characteristics
Class and type	Passenger and package freighter
Tonnage	574 GRT (1888–1905); 529 GRT (1905–1928); 459 NRT (1888–1905); 234 NRT (1905–1928);
Length	155 feet (47.2 m) (1888–1905); 178.4 feet (54.4 m) (1905–1928);
Beam	24.1 feet (7.3 m)
Depth	16.3 feet (5.0 m)
Installed power	Engine:; 2 × 410 hp (310 kW) 135 rpm triple expansion steam engines; Boilers:; 1 × 150 pounds per square inch (1,000 kPa) Scotch marine boiler;
Propulsion	2 × fixed pitch propellers
Speed	18 knots (20.7 mph)
Capacity	1,476 long tons (1,653 short tons; 1,500 t) (post 1905)

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