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SO y be = MARINE REVIEW April, 1919 ALABAMA DRY DOCK & SHIPBUILDING CO. PLANT AND GENERAL OFFICES MOBILE, ALA., U. S.A. The Only Plant on the Gulf of Mexico equipped to make Complete Repairs in All Lines to Steel and Wood Vessels. NOW OPERATING SIX DRY DOCKS, MAXIMUM CAPACITY 4,000 TONS SHIPBUILDING SHIP REPAIRS STEEL ALL WOOD ~ CLASSES ENGINEERS FOUNDERS ENGINE BUILDERS MACHINISTS BOILER MAKERS ELECTRICIANS PLUMBERS _ SHIP CARPENTERS HEAVY FORGINGS NEW 10,000 TON DRY DOCK NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION TO BE IN OPERATION IN MARCH, 1919 Cable Address: ‘‘DRYDOCK’’ COLLINGWOOD ‘SHIPBUILDING Co. LIMITED COLLINGWOOD—ONTARIO—CANADA STEEL and WOODEN SHIPS, ENGINES, BOILERS, CASTINCS and FORGINGS PLANT FITTED WITH MODERN APPLIANCES FOR QUICK WORK DRY DOCKS and SHOPS EQUIPPED TO OPERATE DAY or NICHT on Steamer ‘““REGINOLITE,”’ one of the five ocean going oil tank steamers built for the Imperial Oil Company, Limited, Sarnia, the others bein g the S.S. “IO ” S.S. “SARNOLITE”, S.S. “ROYALITE” and “ CAUAVALIER? : RE PAIRS - y vy. ~ Please mention THe MARINE REVIEW when writing to Advertisers