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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 353

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ivision bulkheads, almost all of the entire deck being given carrying freight in bulk. up to hatches. The hull is of arched girder construction, the While these steamers are by no means passenger boats, and cargo hold being divided into three compartments. Hopper no one is carried as a passenger… … feet wide at the bottom and 5 feet wide at the top. It will be provided in the forward deck house for such guests luxurious seen that notwithstanding the added beam, due to the hopper accommodations which rival the appointments of such mag- tanks, the cargo is quite accessible to the unloading…

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