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... SAILING realises how continually. not hour by hour, but often moment by moment, the wind varies In direction and strength, and on this depends how his sails must be trimmed, by easing off or hauling in the sheets, and the course which, after allowing ...
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... FOR SAIL WHEATLAND'S RE-CONDITIONED PIANOS. WITH A GUARANTEE. All by the best makers. Iron Frames from 10 gas. or 2s. weekly. Overstrungs from 13 pas. or 2/6 weekly. Many others from 6 gns. or 1/6 weekly. New Pianos from 23 gns. or 3s. weekly. Always ...
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... .Sailed . Sailed LIEBENFFIEt To be followed by other direct .s;ieamers. The Bremen cargo for each of the above lines is carried to Hamburg in covered Iron Lighters at shippers' risk, and it despatched about five days before the Hamburg sailing date ...
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... SAILED AND SAILING The fellowing Tist of thea i sail ings to New York are of interest: Mr. and Mrs. Julian Wylie. ver ** Aug. 19; Mr. Leshe Banks. per ‘ Bremen,” Aug 31; Mr. A. Henderson ore, 28; Mrs. per Frances Ross-Camphell por Aug, 23; * Venetian’ ...
... Sailed and Sailing. To New York. June 4.—A. J. Findlay, C. 11. Knowles, per aa. Mauretania.” June 8.- Layton and Johnstone, per sa. Olympic.” June 11.— H. Oardom, per s-s. Baltic.” T. Hamilton McAnliffe, per s.a. ” Aquitania.” Jane 15.—A. Lew in. E ...
... Sailed and Sailing. To New York. March 29.-Maggie H. Hall. J. D. Hall. Con Corrad per s.s. Leviathan.” April 6.—Katherine Baker, per s.s. Olympic.” April 9.— S. M. Somers, per s.s. ‘‘Celtic.” From New York, March 19.— ‘‘ Abie’s Irish Hose Company, per ...