... with her husband when joined the ship for his first voyage in vessel He told that-the the ship to go without wireless he did not think the Board of Trade would permit it She afterwards heard in the from husband that the ship 'without wireless Mt Thomas Dickson ...

... 'ATT 6. 1916—5 “SEA WAR.” NEUTRALS AND THEIR LOST SHIPS. IMPORTANT STEP BY ...

... PORTUGAL AND GERMANY. ♦ BERLIN AND HER LOST SHIPS. Li«bon, Tuesday.—Report* are persistent in diplomatic circlet that Note in energetic terma has been received the Portuguese Government from Germany regard the recent taking over of German ehipa. A special ...

... THE SHIPPING DISASTERS THE WHITE SEA. I telegram from her Ambassador at St. Petersburg states that there were ten English vessels wrecked in the Arctic seas. The remainder lost were chiefly Norwegians. The English consul at Archangel has despatched steamer ...

... its subsidiary and associated shipping companies, have been lost. It is a fact that the amounts recovered from insurances will be insufficient to replace those lost ships at prices current to-day. even though account be taken of the amount standing to the ...

... owned vessels to owners who have lost ships by enemy action during the war in replacement of those losses. This decision will not in any way affect the use of those vessels during the war eme The Ministry of Shipping is pi red to entertain application ...

... Britain and the United States, the shipping tonnage lost up to midnight, August 17, was slightly less than 85,000. . The Italian and German authorities,” he said, were either csnpletely ignorant of the cost to us in shipping or so appalled by the truth that ...

... (Pitman, 5/-). One almost hears Commander Campbell’s voice one reads this little book. It consists of chapters on lost ships, mystery ships, ships famous for one thing or another, and lore of the sea. It has tang that all readers, and especially young folk ...

... otherwse to the 4 RUBFELL —No results have been obecrved by the depart who here reported uowesned on foeding CANADA’S LOST BA SHIPS. ...

... In respect ships lost falls short the cost of replacement, he states, and the company’s tonnage replacement reserve, large though it is. is insufficient for requirements, and a furtner £175,000 has been transferred to it. Apart from ships lost during the ...

... neer Chides Ship Att GREAT NOHTIIERN, JAUIM HoIC-4TON. Muter: Lir tom Coq' • xrd olpner-GA-14M04. tioard A 1 f et mud will be s too*. hl wronienre and Thi. due now &unto .1.14 haeied the Venter peed her ear‘o etbrad-d, with the lost using ships N.w 111Beusenrick ...

... * and America is the nearest source of supply. can look forward to the time when all lost ships will be replaced, but not to the time when we will have more ships than we had originally. I think that the worst of the war still lies ahead in every part ...