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The Marine Engineer - Page 72
1882
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volumes 1-2

Marine engineering - 1880 - 556 pages
...to new orders, and after July there will be a cessation n the construction of >cw iron vessels. [// must be understood that in giving insertion to communications under this heading, we do not in any way pledge ourseh-es to the opinions preferred therein. We will with pleasure insert any letters likely to benefit...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 7

Marine engineering - 1886 - 354 pages
...to the Admiralty conditions. These torpedo boats are 126 ft. long, and were ordered last spring. [It must be understood that, in giving insertion to communications under this heading, we do not in any icay pledge ourselves to the opinions preferred therein. We will with pleasure insert any letter* likely...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 9

Marine engineering - 1888 - 462 pages
...failing of the feedwater. [Д wnut if understood that, in giving insertion to communication» under /Ai* heading, we do not in any way pledge ourselves to the opinions preferred llirrt.ni. We will with pleasure insert any letter» likely to benefit our readers, either from their...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 10

Marine engineering - 1889 - 482 pages
...indicated 990 HP [It mini be underlined that, in giving insertion to communication* under thii heading, vn do not in any way pledge ourselves to the opinions...preferred therein. We will with pleasure insert any letteri likely to benefit our readers, either from their intrinsic value or as being calculated to...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 11

Marine engineering - 1890 - 544 pages
...that, in giving imertion to communication* under thit heading, >re do not in any way pledge ourselres to the opinions preferred therein. We will with pleasure...to benefit our readers, either from their intrinsic ralue or as being calculated to promote mich discussion as will elicit facts valuable from their lieiny...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 15

Marine engineering - 1894 - 586 pages
...mile being taken on the way back, when the vessel maintained the mean speed of 11 miles per hour. [It must be understood that, in giving insertion to communications...pledge ourselves to the opinions preferred therein. We mill with pleasure insert any letters likely to benefit our readers either from their intrinsic value...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 17

Marine engineering - 1896 - 560 pages
...exhaustive treatment §o characteristic of the Specialist Series. (£0 rveapan to enc e. Ill mutt lie understood that, in giving insertion to communications...heading, we do not in any way pledge ourselves to the opinion* preferred therein. Wt will "•/,•/.• pleasure insert any Itttcrt likely to benefit our...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 12

Marine engineering - 1891 - 574 pages
...to carry out or manage an installation will do well to provide himself with a copy. e 0 we £* [if must be understood that, in giving insertion to communications under this heading, we do not in any way pltdge o-urselves to the opinions preferred th'rein. We will with pleasure insert any letters likely...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 16

Marine engineering - 1895 - 610 pages
...or to the docks of the world, where Manchester now finds a place as a deck-owning port. [Il mutt te understood that, in giving insertion to communications...heading, we do not in any way pledge ourselves to the opinioni preferred therein. We will with pleasure insert any letters likely to benefit our readers...
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Marine Engineer and Motorship Builder, Volume 13

Marine engineering - 1892 - 682 pages
...lamented, and he leaves a widow and four children to mourn his loss. n [It must be understood thai, in giving insertion to communications under this heading,...any way pledge ourselves to the opinions preferred thtrein. We will with pleasure insert any letters likely to benefit our readtrs, either from their...
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