The Nautical Magazine, Volúmenes165-166Brown, Son and Ferguson, 1951 |
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... Italian shipyard expenses going up every month is a very open question , certainly more than the estimate of £ 7,000,000 , but with her two sisters she will make a very useful addition to Italy's supply of foreign currency . Her ...
... Italian shipyard expenses going up every month is a very open question , certainly more than the estimate of £ 7,000,000 , but with her two sisters she will make a very useful addition to Italy's supply of foreign currency . Her ...
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... Italian flag and employed tramping ; when Italy came into the war she was one of the Italian ships which took refuge in Argentine waters and were taken over to form the basis of the Argentine State Fleet on condition that they might be ...
... Italian flag and employed tramping ; when Italy came into the war she was one of the Italian ships which took refuge in Argentine waters and were taken over to form the basis of the Argentine State Fleet on condition that they might be ...
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... Italy and has ordered a 21,000 - ton whaling factory ship , the first to be owned in Italy . ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT . - Has reduced the draught above which ships pay special pilotage rates in the River Plate from 23 feet to 21 . " ASA ...
... Italy and has ordered a 21,000 - ton whaling factory ship , the first to be owned in Italy . ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT . - Has reduced the draught above which ships pay special pilotage rates in the River Plate from 23 feet to 21 . " ASA ...
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