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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 6 (February 1899) (1899)

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of 31 knots was reached erable discussion in the English electrical press. Be- without urging the machinery. While the engines one meter (3'38 feet) long and a sail rigged to a long fore the new plant was in operation the parish had to bamboo pole are required. Long skates are necessary, were… … increased to one thousand. With this characterizes the vessels of this class when project in view a large plot of ground has A NOBWEOIAN SKATE SAILOB. they are running at top speed. She is been acquired, where the building of the first of six identical boats which are works necessary for the…

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