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The progress of civil and mechanical engineering and shipbuilding (1877)

Smith, William · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 53

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ired. Boats.—To be supplied with 4 boats, 2 lifeboats, 1 sldffand 1 gig, 24 ash oars, and to be fitted with rudders, yokes,and set of iron,rowlocks for each boat, except those for thegig, which are to be of brass; all necessary gratings, &c,, tobe supplied; the gig to have a brass yoke and teak… … Cooperage.—3 water casks, 120 gal-lons eacli; 2 teak oval harness casks,with brass hoops, hands, and clasps; 1steeping tub, 12 mess kitts, 18 deckbuckets, 12 to be made of teak, withbrass hoops, and ships name painted on;2 water funnels, 2 flour casks, with covers,bars, and staples; 1 sea buoy, 3…

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