The Nautical Magazine, Volúmenes163-164Brown, Son and Ferguson, 1950 |
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... passengers accommodated in a house at the forward end of the bridge deck . Five of the passenger cabins accommodate two and the other two are single - berthed , each cabin having its private toilet and bathroom . A lounge is situated at ...
... passengers accommodated in a house at the forward end of the bridge deck . Five of the passenger cabins accommodate two and the other two are single - berthed , each cabin having its private toilet and bathroom . A lounge is situated at ...
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... passengers . It was obvious what the two Acts meant to secure , that no vessels should be used for carrying passengers unless they had been surveyed , approved and given a passenger licence , but the Lord Chief Justice pointed out that ...
... passengers . It was obvious what the two Acts meant to secure , that no vessels should be used for carrying passengers unless they had been surveyed , approved and given a passenger licence , but the Lord Chief Justice pointed out that ...
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... passengers descend to the railway platform on the ground floor by lift or escalator . Other lifts or escalators are provided at both the north and south ends of the building for passengers travelling by road . There are altogether 20 ...
... passengers descend to the railway platform on the ground floor by lift or escalator . Other lifts or escalators are provided at both the north and south ends of the building for passengers travelling by road . There are altogether 20 ...
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