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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 150

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APRIL, IQIT 142 arrangements are such that the boats are particularly adapted for working in the very hot climates to be met with in the northern portions of the rivers. It is understood that the first few vessels have steamed out to Buenos Aires without incident, though an exceedingly rough… … shoal for 50 feet seaward. The water deepened rapidly to 3o WHAT HAPPENED TO THE NORTHWESTERN. feet at the stern and to 40 fathoms a cable off. The fractured plating, floors, frames and stembar lay hooked over several boulders forward. The stembar was broken and bent to the let to the British…

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