The Life of Commander Sir Edward Nicholl
The Life of Commander Sir Edward Nicholl
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Even bathrooms were provided, and it is no exaggeration to say that the men of the 6 Whateley Hall " were better catered for than any other body of seamen then afloat.
Her first voyage was to Port Said with coal, and from Nicholaieff to Rotterdam with maize, 54 LIFE OF SIR EDWARD NICHOLL wheat, and barley. That it was a highly success- ful trip is best indicated by the balance-sheet sent out to the shareholders at the time. It will be found set-out on the following page.
As the " Maritime Revie...w " remarked on October 12th, 1904, the figures were remarkable. The dividend, as will be seen, worked out at a little better than 10 per cent, after paying in- terest on debentures and after putting away the useful sum of 168 9s. Lid. For the redemption of debentures and reserve. It was no wonder that the shareholders walked about with smiling faces.
But the dividend was not the only thing of interest. Before his ship sailed, the General Manager of Edward Nicholl & Co. Made a valiant attempt to man her with Britishers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even bathrooms were provided, and it is no exaggeration to say that the men of the 6 Whateley Hall " were better catered for than any other body of seamen then afloat.
Her first voyage was to Port Said with coal, and from Nicholaieff to Rotterdam with maize, 54 LIFE OF SIR EDWARD NICHOLL wheat, and barley. That it was a highly success- ful trip is best indicated by the balance-sheet sent out to the shareholders at the time. It will be found set-out on the following page.
As the " Maritime Revie...w " remarked on October 12th, 1904, the figures were remarkable. The dividend, as will be seen, worked out at a little better than 10 per cent, after paying in- terest on debentures and after putting away the useful sum of 168 9s. Lid. For the redemption of debentures and reserve. It was no wonder that the shareholders walked about with smiling faces.
But the dividend was not the only thing of interest. Before his ship sailed, the General Manager of Edward Nicholl & Co. Made a valiant attempt to man her with Britishers.
What to read after The Life of Commander Sir Edward Nicholl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trevor C Wignall to read onlineMoreLess
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