Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 - England |
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Page 183
... port to the United Kingdom , thence to Singapore and back , before the propeller was attended to in the ordinary way at the regular dry - docking . The rival steamer from Cape Town had got to Port Pirie before him ; but , later ...
... port to the United Kingdom , thence to Singapore and back , before the propeller was attended to in the ordinary way at the regular dry - docking . The rival steamer from Cape Town had got to Port Pirie before him ; but , later ...
Page 256
... port of Dunedin in New Zealand after dismasting , we on board knew she was not yet saved . Would the value of her thirty- three - year - old hull and her cargo of grain be greater than the cost of repairs ? The determination which had ...
... port of Dunedin in New Zealand after dismasting , we on board knew she was not yet saved . Would the value of her thirty- three - year - old hull and her cargo of grain be greater than the cost of repairs ? The determination which had ...
Page 424
... Port Talbert in mid - winter aboard the little Norwegian steamer Vadso , time - chartered in the pulp trade between Nova Scotia and United States ports . The Vadso offered no material to Paul's calculating eye . The skipper had a wife ...
... Port Talbert in mid - winter aboard the little Norwegian steamer Vadso , time - chartered in the pulp trade between Nova Scotia and United States ports . The Vadso offered no material to Paul's calculating eye . The skipper had a wife ...
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