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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 January 1970Vol. 41, No. 1

of a cargo ship

p. 107 · Read in the full issue

The ins and outs of a cargo ship

Shipping companies like to think they are with it; their ships are the most modem, their seamen, the best, and their cargo handling methods the very latest.

The Hamburg-based Columbus Line is no exception and it hopes to convince not a few people in the Islands that this is so.

To increase its share of Islands trade, the company has brought out a book on medium-sized cargo vessels, called Everything about a Ship and its Cargo.

The book will be of special value to customs and shipping agents, exporters, marine insurers and port people, as it explains in great detail how a modern cargo ship operates. Drawings and pictures are first class.

Copies available from Colom bus Sydney office on request.