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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 24 (June 1901) (1901)

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his it may be utilized for the carrying of water ballast. foot-lever. Over the hold there are five decks, and notwithstand- Cement for South Afrtea. ing the exceptional amount of space given up to the boilers and engines the hull is made to provide ample Consul-General Guenther writes from… … ing the ship can be studied. ness, increasing. Belgium cement Aft of this there are more state- Fender Raised is of good quality and as cheap Car-Fendsr in Operative Position. rooms and stairways giving ac- as the English article. The re- VIEWS OF THE WATSON LIFE-GUARD. cess to the lower decks. The…

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