From NYMR reports (except as noted):

• Jan 8 47^o18'N 46^o38'W a berg.
• Jan 16 48^o57'N 47^o08'W a large berg.
• Jan 24 46^o30'N 47^o40'W to 46^o40'N 46^o20'W steamed through fields of ice and numerous growlers.
• Jan 25 46^o58'N 45^o39'W passed through field ice and loose ice flakes.
• Jan 25 SS "Rotterdam" [cf above] 46^o58'N 45^o39'W steamed for several hours through a field of ice which was visible on both sides as far as the eye could see and was drifting from north to south.
• Jan 25 46^o22'N 45^o12'W a large berg.
• Jan 25 46^o20'N 46^o30'W to 45^o17'N 48^oW field ice and small growlers.
• Jan 26 42^o46'N 51^o18'N a berg 200' high and 500' long with small bergs in vicinity.
• Jan 26 46^oN 47^o40'W a bergh of medium size.
• Jan 26 45^o02'N 55^o12'W a berg.
• Jan 27 from 45^o50'N 48^o20'W to 46^o43'N 47^o05'W field ice.
• Jan 28 45^o29'N 47^o53'W several patches field ice extending in NE to SW direction.
• Jan 28 45^o27'N 48^o15'W encountered light field and snow ice and sailed through it for 4 hours.
• Jan 30 45^o58'N 44^o24'W growlers and field ice for 3m.
• Feb 2 43^o50'N 49^oW passed through extensive field ice lying NE and SW for ~8m.
• Feb 2 47^o30'N 50^oW to 47^o20'N 49^o30'W field ice; 47^o30'N 49^o40'W a small berg; 47^o58'N 47^o32'W, 2 bergs.
• Feb 4 44^o09'N 47^o10'W a large berg.
• Feb 4 46^o19'N 46^o20'W a growler; 46^o16'N 46^o20'W a small berg; 43^o52'N 49^o02'W field ice.
• Feb 6 45^o32'N 44^oW growlers and large quantities of ice.
• Feb 6 46^oN 45^o01'W a large berg.
• Feb 6 45^o50'N 55^oW several small growlers and some field ice.
• Feb 6 SS "Mercian" 44^o03'N 48^o40'W passed field ice for 25m.
• Feb 6 46^oN 45^o30'W to 45^o10'N 46^o40'W field ice.
• Feb 6-7 SS "Galtymore" from 44^o26'N 48^o48'W to 43^o48'N 49^o19'W passed field ice extending to the NW as far as could be seen. Clear water could be seen ~2m south of the line connecting the above positions.
• Feb 9 44^o04'N 50^o38'W several small growlers and small broken ice.
• Feb 9 44^o10'N 48^o48'W field ice.
• Feb 9 44^o49'N 47^o23'W field ice.
• Feb 9 46^o13'N 46^o22'W a large field of ice; cleared it in 45^oN 48^o35'W; 45^o45'N 47^o48'W a large berg; 45^o45'N 48^o10'W a large berg; 45^o40'N 48^o25'W a large berg.
• Feb 10 45^o10'N 47^o59'W entered field ice. Steamed on a southerly course and cleared the ice in 44^o23'N 48^o37'W.
• Feb 10 44^o35'N 48^o30'W encountered field ice ~5m in extent.
• Feb 10 44^o13'N 48^o55'W steamed north of a field of soft ice ~1,200' wide extending southward as far as could be seen.
• Feb 10-12 47^o14'N 47^o10'W to 46^o47'N 50^o47'W field ice from 6" to 12" thick.
• Feb 11 St.John's: SS "Prospero" caught in the ice off the Fogo Islands.
• Feb 11 44^o18'N 48^o39'W to 44^o05'N 48^o56'W field ice.
• Feb 11 43^o30'N 49^o20'W a considerable amount of small ice.
• Feb 12 44^o16'N 48^o35'W field ice.
• Feb 12 46^o34'N 53^o04'W to 46^o32'N 53^o08'W soft field ice.
• Feb 13 46^o30'N 46^oW encountered field ice, bergs and growlers.
• Feb 13 45^o50'N 56^o50' or 40'W to 45^o37'N 57^o16'W field ice from 1" to 3" thick.
• Feb 14 46^oN 46^o30'W field ice, bergs and growlers.
• Feb 15 45^o24'N 47^o29'W growlers and bergs; some of the bergs were 200' high and the growlers 5' to 10' high.
• Feb 15-17 SS "Tullamore" for Boston 45^o20'N 48^oW saw 4 very large bergs; 17th, numerous growlers were ob served in the morning in 46^o45'N 46^o30'W, she was again forced to steer out of her course to avoid a large field of ice and several bergs.
• Feb 20 Lunenburg: Vessels dragged anchors and damaged ashore and in the ice in hurricane winds.
• Feb 20 US Shipping Board SS "Orion" imprisoned for several days 200m off the Newfoundland coast liberated by sealer "Thetis".
• Feb 25 Issue: "Prospero" arrived Twillingate after being caught in the ice for 8 weeks.