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... TONNAGE. REPLACEMENT OF LOST SHIPS. LON DON, In Ileum of Commons, to-day, Colonel] Nsicion Britfithe the President of the Board of Trade 11•011114. whether steps have taken by owners who have Insured against riek to replace such ships, and if eo, whether ...
... REPLACING THE LOST SHIPS. ACTIVITY IN CANADIAN YARDS. Canada is makiug haete to npuir the ravages tbe submarines. British Odurshia's shipbuilding programme to date provides for the construction of some 111,000 gross tons of commercial shipping, to have a ...
... GERMANY'S LOST SHIPS 70 TO BE READY IS THE AUTUMN. Since the seizure of lase 96 Getman steamers most of them badly damaged, in United States ports, a gcod many difficulties whitl it was feared would have rendered the useless for many months have (;he ...
... LOST SHIPS. el Trade Isquiry. The inquiry the mane:tad with 'he of the steamer Arnett's, of Nederland, ehteh Birkenhead for R'toelsnet.) on February 1104, and h , not mnee horn heard of, is lasi for 10th Juto, at Sunderland, before Captain C. B. P.R.G ...
... 1917 REPLACE LOST SHIPS. It is evident that it is necessary to keep up public faith in Germany in the ultimate success of the U boat campaign in spite of the continuous unfavourable results of the unfair and dastardly attacks on the ships of the Allies ...
... SHIPPING MINISTER'S BALANCE-SHEET. £153.000,000 for Requisition of Ships. COMPENSATION FOR LOST SHIPS, £57,000,1100. The accounte of the Ministry of Shipping for the financial year ended Mareh 31, 1918, as audited by the Auditor•Genrral, ...
... SHIPS , LOST AT SEA. Statistics kr Tea Years. Mr. Barlow atk , 1 the et tie of Trade whether he could the ot the total toutiage of ships in the Britel um:reheat nice that have 1,-en kat at *ea .or each ot tire yr ars prior to 1906 ..nit for each of ...
... Enemy pre-war shipping may now be divided into four classes, viz.:— 1. Shipping miptuted and condemned as prise or drorts of Admiralty, about there is nd question, the property having passed and irrevocably to the captors. 2. Shipping in Allied porta ...
... CARGO LOST IN MISSING SHIPS. ! As there has been a certain acncunt a criticism reenacting delays in the settlement of warrisk claims on cargo and of claims on account of earge in missing ships, says The Times,'' it is satisfactory to be able to record ...
... SHIPS LOST THROUGH WANT OF CO-ORDINATION. Lord Beresford asked whether the Admiralty .and the Shippin,g Control department were co'ordinated; whether the Shipping Control Deirtenent has tho power to order a vessel, after her arrival in an English port ...
... et the noble lord was founded on a misapprehension. Re suggester i bat we lost a large number of valuable ships emeg to tthewant of co-ordination between the Coatroller of Shipping and the Admiralty. It was not a fact that a vessel containio.g a valuable ...
... LOST DUTCH SHIPS. RTH ER EXPLANATION WANTED. AMSTERDAM, Weatimlay. The - Nitstwe Van Den Dag ponds out in a lead•ng art'cle that although the press is momentarily silent on the question of torpedoing of sere,: Dutch ships it must not be thought that ...