... been possible fully to . re-establish our regular The large amount of new tonnage acquired b• the company to replace the ships lost during the War and to provide for normal expo:tenet involves a heavy capital outlay. out of all proportion to the amount ...

... delegates of the shipping trade in the Cannon-street Hotel, London. Of the i 9 delegates present at it, 47 were shipowners in their own lame. Having looked into the matter, he found that in the laet five years those 47 shipowners bad lost 65 ships and 367 lives ...

... Jamaica 2. Cruz 26. Million dollars. Dividends fifty thousand. Mosquito war ended. Antilles healthy. Havana hurricane. Hundred ships lost. Jamaica rains. Sea covered, plantations. While the agents these messages, the telegraph is at work, and by the time the ...

... including le auni by peril and 30 ships sunk when not in confect with the convoy, amounted to 134 vessels, or leas than 1 per cent of the convoyed. Alike in number and In Krum tonnage the total number and tonnage of the ships lost in convoy during *early and ...

... aad Wednesday, March, 19th, 2Wh, 21 ...

... time being taken in both instances not before the ship felt her helm. The speed of the ship while making the circles, with the helm hard over, was, by ship's log, 9 knots. The draught of water of the ship wasaft, 26ft. 4in.; forward, 24(t. 4in. The pressure ...

... from the Galatea, one of the light cruisers. “As was only natural, Beatty engaged them. In the first engagement we lost three good ships, the only important loss to the fleet excepting the men. We knew full well that we had to face great odds, but, being ...

... they were a year ago Woolton has undoubtedly done a good of work however much some of his plans may be criticised To have lost the ships we have and yet to have been able increase our food supplies is indeed a marvellous achievement can thank our farmers ...

... obviously what ex-King Tino desires, and that shall not permit. The only source for misgiving is at sea, where we have lost 21 ships of over 1,60(1 tons gross as •gainst 22 the previous week. Happily, the sinking of boats under 1.600 tons was only 5 against ...

... Europe. We had open ports for all the available produce of the world, whilst they had practically none. Certainly We lost a few ships with their cargoes, but only a yery small percentage. What we had to do was to grow all the food we possibly could for ...

... utility. The return is very detailed, giving the number lost both of ships and steamers in each mouth. The general result is a total of 5,485 vessels which have been wrecked or injured, 4.949 being ships and 506 steamers. The total number of casualties is ...

... telegram. dot.l Tue.da), says that Lite IS.'S.' et after trd.paNp• yesterday had a a .val entagement wi th the Japeome and lost foot ships. the !armor. lostag three. Many Chases. we. soundest. armor' th• latter bele' admiral Ting.•llejor Too llaiLootkea. sod ...