| Name of Vessel | JANE AINSLIE |
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| Owner Name(s) and Residence | Levi Frost |
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Harbor Grace Standard, April 11th, 1891
—THE JANE AINSLIE.—This schooner, which was purchased about a month ago from Messrs. Harvey & Co. by Mr. Levi Frost, arrived here from Carbonear last week. She is now on the slip undergoing repairs principally the putting in of the greater part of a keel. Her bottom otherwise is sound, in need of but slight repair. Her timbers, plank and ceiling are sound; her top-sides and stern show signs of wear, however, but on the whole she is a good schooner for the Labrador trade. Mr. Frost intends by-and-by to have top-sides renewed, he will then have a good vessel for his requirements. The sum for which the Jane Ainslie was purchased by her present owner it is said, was $260; He has got good value for his money._________________________________________
Harbor Grace Standard, July 2nd, 1897
Carbonear Notes
The Revenue cruiser Hope, came in here for a boat on Saturday, on her way to Labrador. She left again the same day. The Jane Ainsley, Levi Frost, left for Labrador on Monday. This is the last schooner for the coast. The Norwegian Schr. Sversdoof, Capt. Ajochestan, 35 days from Cadiz, arrived to John Rorke & Sons on Tuesday with salt.