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19 Telford Street, Pulteneytown, Wick, Caithness
1889 The Wick and Pulteneytown Steam Shipping Company Limited was incorporated.[1] The company's steamer was built at the Paisley yard of Fleming and Ferguson and was named St. Fergus, after the patron saint of Wick.[2]
1897 The company went into liquidation.[3]
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