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CARDIFF.

THE

Mountstuart Shipbuilding, Graving Docks, and Engineering Co., Limited.

No. 1 GRAVING DOCK.

Length 324 feet. Width 70 feet.

Entrance Gates 45 feet.

Depth of Water at Ordinary Spring Tides 20 feet.

No. 2 GRAVING DOCK.

Length 420 feet. Width 105 feet. Entrance Gates 52 feet. Depth of Water at Ordinary Spring Tides 26 feet.

This Dock will accommodate two vessels, alongside each other, 390 feet long. The centre blocks will take a ship 420 feet long. Inner gates retain water to a depth of 20 feet (on blocks) when necessary.

ENGINEERS,

Boiler Makers and Ships' Smiths, Brass & Iron Founders

PROPELLERS CAST UP TO 12 TONS

Ship Builders in Wood and Iron.

MACHINERY AND PLANT OF THE NEWEST AND BEST DESCRIPTION, DESIGNED TO EXECUTE WORK QUICKLY AND ECONOMICALLY.

STEAM SAW MILLS.

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK.

Vessels can lie alongside the Company's Premises while undergoing Repairs.

ESTABLISHED 1836.

RHYMNEY IRON CO., LIMITED,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Steel Rails, Fish Plates, Tinplate Bars, Blooms, &c.

PROPRIETORS AND SHIPPERS OF THE

RHYMNEY MERTHYR

MARINE NAVIGATION STEAM COALS

(As used by the Royal Express Trains and by the Admiralty), also of

BEST

HOUSE COALS.

REGISTERED OFFICES:-26, MARTIN'S LANE, CANNON ST., LONDON.

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THOMAS PEACOCK, Secretary.

RHYMNEY.

H. V. TRUMP, General Manager.
70, BUTE STREET, DOCKS, CARDIFF.
J. R. THOMAS, Agent.
RHYMNEY WHARF, NEWPORT, MON.
H. E. BADDELEY, Agent.

CARGOES, or BUNKERS, of any of the above-named qualities of Coal supplied promptly, obtainable only through our offices.

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H. R. AINSLEY, Chronometer Maker to the Admiralty,

MAKER AND ADJUSTER OF THE

COMPASSES OF IRON SHIPS, CHART

AND

NAUTICAL BOOKSELLER, &c., PRIMAVESI CHAMBERS, James Street, CARDIFF,

And at BARRY DOCK.

TYLOR'S MERTHYR SMOKELESS

STEAM COAL.

A. TYLOR & CO., LIMITED, Proprietors and Shippers, CARDIFF.

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SED by the Admiralty, Italian Government, Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Navigation Co., Royal Mail Steamship Co., Cie Gle Transatlántique, White Star, and La Compania Trasatlántica Lines of Steamers, and other principal Steam Ship Companies, the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Co., Chemins de fer de l'Ouest, &c., &c., and supplied at most Foreign Coaling Stations.

"Tylor's Merthyr" is shipped principally at the following Ports :

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SWANSEA.

MANUFACTURERS AND SHIPPERS OF

GRAIGOLA MERTHYR" PATENT FUEL

(LOCOMOTIVE BRAND),

COLLIERY PROPRIETORS, COAL SHIPPERS, &c. Telegraphic Address: "GRAIGOLA," SWANSEA.

CARDIFF AND BARRY DOCKS. CAPTAINS, OFFICERS and ENGINEERS will find every accommodation at the

EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, CARDIFF,

AND THE

RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, BARRY DOCK STATION. WINES, SPIRITS AND LIQUEURS OF ALL NATIONS.

Proprietors, R. P. CULLEY & Co., REFRESHMENT CONTRACTORS

PENARTH DOCK AND HARBOUR.

PORT OF CARDIFF.

DOCK ACCOMMODATION.

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Being a Tidal Dock, the gates can be all thrown open at high water from Sea to Dock for the ingress or egress of Shipping, thereby avoiding the great delay usually caused at other Docks by locking through.

There are fourteen coal tips in the Dock, and two in the basin for steamers of the largest dimensions. All the fourteen tips are on the high level; each is capable of shipping 150 tons per hour. The tips appropriated to large steamers are capable of shipping 300 tons per hour. Every provision has been made for shipping coal with the least possible breakage, with the greatest despatch, and at the minimum charge. There are sufficient cranes worked by hydraulic power for the discharge of ballast, iron ore, &c.; the same power is applied to the opening and closing of the dock gates, and for other purposes applicable to affording convenience and facilities in working the Dock, also in discharging, loading, and despatching vessels.

In addition to these considerations, it may be stated that from the depth of water in this Dock it is able to accommodate the largest class of ships.

PENARTH TIDAL HARBOUR.

Length, measuring along the centre of the river

feet. 13,000

Frontage of Cardiff side, belonging to the Penarth Dock, Harbour and
Railway Company

12,000

Frontage on Penarth side, belonging to the Penarth Dock, Harbour and
Railway Company

3,000

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Average width at Water Line at High Water for the first reach of the river, 600 feet; length, 4,000; area, 55 acres.

Average width at Water Line in the same reach when the depth of Water is 15 feet, 280 feet; area, 26 acres.

Number of staiths for the shipment of coal, 10; room for 6 more. Each staith is capable of shipping 150 tons per hour.

Depth of Water in the Berths at High Water, ordinary spring tides, 30 feet. Depth of Water in the Berths at High Water, ordinary neap tides, 20 feet. Vessels up to 800 tons burthen take the ground, and are loaded with safety and despatch in this Harbour.

The maximum run of the tide is at the rate of about 2 knots per hour. Three Cranes for unloading Ballast and Iron Ore, each capable of unloading 50 tons per hour.

GENERAL INFORMATION.-This Dock and Harbour are, by the Taff Vale Railway and Rhymney Railway, in direct communication with the extensive coal fields of Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire, whence coals may be conveyed direct to this place of ship bent. Communication by London and North Western, Great Westera, and Midland Railways, is also afforded to all parts of the kingdom. Special Arrangements have been made for the conveyance, from Liverpool and other large depots, of ships' stores which can be taken on the same trucks throughout, and direct to the ship's side.

Regular communication is established by Railway Steamers and Omnibuses between Cardiff Docks, the town of Cardiff, and Penarth Dock and Harbour.

Telegrams may be sent fro n the Penarth Dock and Harbour to all parts of the Kingdom, Further information may be obtained from the Secretary of the Taff Vale Railway Company, Cardiff; or of the Collector at the Offices, Penarth Dock Head, Dock Maser .. WALTER MURRAY PENGELLEY, Offices at Penarth Supt, and Collector JAMES EDWARDS, J Dock Head.

FELIXSTOWE DOCK AND RAILWAY

Felixstowe Tidal Dock,

HARWICH HARBOUR.

This deep water Dock is on the East side, about a mile in a Northerly direction above Landguard Fort.

VESSELS HAVE CONSTANT ACCESS AND LIE AFLOAT AT ALL TIMES.

The South Quay is 600 feet long, and Steam Cranes discharge the Cargo direct into the Railway Wagons for conveyance to all parts of Great Britain, or to the Warehouses for Storage.

An Extensive Area of Ground is available for Storing Timber, Deals, and other similar Goods.

The Company undertakes to Discharge or Load vessels entering the Dock; also the Warehousing or Storage, and Delivery of Cargoes.

GOOD BUNKER COAL AND FRESH WATER SUPPLIED.

Information as to Railway Rates, Charges, &c., may be obtained from

J. BUCKNALL COOPER,

Secretary and Manager.

Offices: FELIXSTOWE, SUFFOLK.

Telegraph-"SCOTT'S CODE."

The PIER HOTEL and RAILWAY STATION adjoin the DOCK.

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