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'TRAE Marine. REVIEw | 13 . NINETEENTH ENLARGED EDITION; OVER 1,400 bees) WHE SHIPPING YEAR BOOK WORLD 1905 EDITED BY MAJOR JONES AND A STAFF OF EXPERTS. "a The { ,i--Customs Tariffs of All Nations. ae aaa , EAU bend: IIl.--A Port Directory of the World. 1 = a Landeehe® Work 4 111.--Board of Trade Rules and Regulations. | LV.--Load Line Tables, Sailing Rules, Lights, Signals. Embraces | V.--Digest of Shipping Laws. Much other Useful Information A LARGE MAP OF THE WORLD, especially designed by J. G. Bartholomew, F. Rk. G. S., F. R. S. E.. is supplied in a pocket in the cover. Introduced by a RETROSPECTIVE VIEW of 1904. Crown 8vo., cloth. Price, post free: In the United Kingdom, 5s; foreign countries, 6s, except in the United States where the Sole Agents for 1905 are THE DBRRY-COLLARD CO., 256-7 Broadway, NEW YORK. THE TIMES.--'The information given is wide in scope, and varied in matter, dealing with almost every subject of interest connected with trade, commerce, and navigation. About one-third of the volume is devoted to the tariffs of all nations, which are given in full. DAILY TELEGRAPH.--'"A more comprehensive handbook in its special line for the merchant's desk there could scarcely be." NEW YORK TRIBUNE.--"This compact book of upwards of twelve hundred pages, published by'The abipping World,' of London, contains an immense amount of information of value to the mariner and shipper. PALL MALL GAZETTE. -- "'The Shipping World Year Book'? would be very much missed if it failed to put in a regular appearance, but fortunately there is no danger of that. The compre- ( VAPACITY of production, dura- Hones retrospect of shipping affairs deserves special attention, and bility and fuel economy are will repay careful study. ee 2 "fidence of those large mercantile classes who bave been aceattoned the three distinguishing points of consult its pages for world-wide information, and always with success. superiority which predominate NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE --"Those who refer to it will find all mat- ters appertaining to the business of the shipowner brought right up to DEARING WATER-TUBE date." For further information LIVERPOOL JOURNAL, OF COMMERCE.--'Filled from cover to cover with information absolutely indispensable to all engaged in the Dearing Water-Tube Boiler Co. Dept. C. DETROIT, MICH. over-sea commerce of this country." TIMBER.--"'There is not another book of its size in the world which contains so much information worth having." SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS.--'Major Jones. the capable editor, has anticipated the public attention now being devoted to tariffs, and those of all nations and of the Colonies have been included and revised up to the last hour of publication."' 1628 THE SHIPPING WORLD OFFICES, Effingham House, Arundel-street, E. Strand, London, W.C. : «. 60 SCHERZER ROLLING LIFT BRIDGES have already been built, superseding and replacing swing bridges and other old types of movable bridges for rail- roads, electric railways and highways in the most progressive cities and harbors of the world. Modern Highway and Electric Railway Scherzer Roll- H I GH. E: Ss T A WA R D ing Lift Bridge open for the passage of large vessel. Superseded and replaced a center pier swing bridge. World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904 "'Center pier swing bridges form artificial obstruc- tions, blocking navigation and commerce. They are condemned, removed and replaced by modern SCHERZER ROLLING LIFT BRIDGES wherever Manufacturing, Commerce, Transportation, Railroads and Ships are valued, protected and advanced." Write us for photographs, information, sketches and estimates THE SCHERZER ROLLING LIFT BRIDGE co M PA N Y Modern Railroad Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge in the i s : open position. Longest span Bascole Bridge in the Main Offices: Monadnock Block, Chicago, U. S. A. world. Also Highway Sehorser Rolling Litt Bridge open further down the river.