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Report of the Special Committee (St. John Board of Trade) on the Bay of Fundy and Harbor of St. John
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Report of the Special Committee (St. John Board of Trade) on the Bay of Fundy and Harbor of St. John, N. B
Excerpt from Report of the Special Committee (St. John Board of Trade) On the Bay of Fundy and Harbor of St. John, N. B: Presented at a Meeting Held on February 27th, 1887 At the close of the last century the Bay was but little frequented by vessels from abroad, and had but a limited coasting trade. Its summer fogs, its low temperature in Winter, its want of light houses - fog horns, whistles, and automatic whistling and bell buoys um known - its tides flowing to uncertain heights and Setting in nu certain directions - its rugged shores and steep cliffs - its charts, more general than special - no doubt caused the then current ideas of its dangers. Still, the navigators of that day, with th...
Report of Committee of the St. John Board of Trade, Consisting of Messrs. W. M. Jarvis, R. Cruikshank, T. H. Hall, G. F. Baird, M. P., And S. Schofield, on the Loss of the Barque "Curler" And Pilotage at St. John, N. B
Excerpt from Report of Committee of the St. John Board of Trade, Consisting of Messrs. W. M. Jarvis, R. Cruikshank, T. H. Hall, G. F. Baird, M. P., And S. Schofield, on the Loss of the Barque "Curler" And Pilotage at St. John, N. B: With Appendices, Including Extracts From Report of Special Committee on the Bay of Fundy and Harbor of St. John, N. B., Presented February 1887 The committee appointed to attend the. Investigation as to the loss of the barque ler and to report upon matters connected with pilotage at St. John, beg to submit the following report. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This b...
