Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Great Lakes Register 1908, Rules

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GREAT LAKES REGISTER RULES AND TABLES The Rules and Tables for the Construction and Classification of Steel, Iron, and Wooden Vessels navigating the Great Lakes, have the approval and endorsement of Bureau VERITAS of France, and the existing alliance of Bureau Veritas with Great Lakes RecistTer enables the Committee to issue Certificates of Classification, for over-sea navigation, to lake-built vessels whose construction and equipment are suitable for ocean navigation, and are approved and accepted by the Committee. The endorsement of Great Lakes RectsTer Rules and Tables, by the depart- mental chiefs of Bureau VERITAS, whose names are given below, enhances their value in connec- tion with the shipbuilding and commerce of the Great Lakes. BUREAU VERITAS COMMITTEE EDMOND BAL, Esa, O 3 ActTinG DrrectTor TO BUREAU VERITAS A. BORJA prt MOZOTA, Esa., O ha Director To BuREAU VERITAS A. BERLHE pe BERLHE, INSPECTOR GENERAL TO BuREAU VERITAS A. BERTRAND, CuriEF oF ADMINISTRATIVE DEP'T AGENT FOR GREAT BRITAIN P. L. BRESLAUER, Care Bureau VERITAS, 155 Fenchurch St., London VESSELS BUILT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF GREAT LAKES REGISTER WILL ALSO APPEAR IN BUREAU VERITAS REGISTER WITH THE NAVIGATION MARK Hk 2, 3, LAKES, .{, t.

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