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... SHIPS LOST AND CONDEMNED Lloyd's Register wreck ret for the quarter ended list December, 1925, show that during the quarter the number and gross tonnage of ships of 100 tons gross and above totally condemned, &c., in consequence of casualty or stress ...
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... her whole lifetime. After all, and notwithstanding one or two recent and deplorable disappearance of ships, the proportion a millers and grain ships lost to those which carne safely to port is small. One would like to see it still kss, needless to say; ...
... coo-1 fined thoroughfares the water flowed inches deep the fall width of the roads, and debris Seated on the to like so many lost ships. In Friar Street—which is subject to flooding in exceptionally severe storms—the underground beck burst from its confining ...
... tie latter mepany's Nonpareil was wrecked New York Heehaw. WRECKS ON UNKNOWN ISLAND. Later, one of these sons lost with all hands on another ship off the east cart of South Africa; the other himself hearse captain in steam, and died after the war. is Bombay ...
... better. Recently new have been built by competitors to replace the ships lost in the war or worn out. In some cases these ships are larger and of higher speed than the American competing ships. Some are Dieeel engined, and these are alleged to be more economical ...
... good many ships. Two had previously borne the name of Forth; the, last of that name had 40ft. added to her length by the t.dyde Shipbuildiug and Cngineering C.o. in 1906. 'That ship was sunk by a submerged mine during the war. The company also lost two other ...
... they were going to retain that position. It was by their shipping that the great existed, and to keep it up they must have ships on the etas and a Navy to support them. They had had two previoue ships named the Llanberie, and they had been very successful ...
... LLOYD'S REGISTER OF SHIPPING SUMMARY. The statistical summary of ships lost, broken up, condemned, &c.. now published by Lloyd's Register, shows that, during 1926, the gross reduction in the Mercantile Marine of the world amounted to 838 ships of 1.343,940 tons ...