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Universal Aid for Children's Ukrainian Program strives to provide direct humanitarian aid to nearly 2,000 orphaned and displaced children in the Odessa region of Ukraine, with the goal being to relieve the pain and suffering of these needy and deserving children. Our focus is direct aid (nutrition, medical/dental/psychological care, education, building repair and reconstruction, basic needs), sustained development, and post-orphanage education and support (via our Orphaned Teen Scholarship Program).
UAC's Orphaned Teen Scholarship Program has helped over 300 teen orphans pursue higher education and succeed in life outside the orphanage. The Scholarship Program was recently expanded to include graduates from Fontanka School of Social Rehabilitation and Orphanage #7 (home to orphans with cerebral palsy and other handicaps). Our other accomplishments include: -Dozens of orphanage renovation projects such as bedrooms, bathrooms, playrooms, playgrounds, classrooms, etc. -Providing Christmas gifts for hundreds of orphans each year. -Organizing summer camps and Peace Day celebrations for the orphans each year. ...AND MUCH MORE!
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ECU freshman defensive back Damon Magazu comes from a family with a rich history in football. His Father, Dave, is the Carolina Panthers' offensive line coach. His oldest brother, Anthony, is a quarterback at Kent State while older brother, Dominick, plays wide receiver at Appalachian State.
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A solar energy system generates electricity through the use of photovoltaic (PV) technology. PV turns the sun's light energy into electrical energy.
Electrons are electrons are electrons; the electricity generated by a solar energy system works just the same as electricity delivered by the local utility company. After passing through a component called an inverter, the direct current (DC) electricity generated by the solar panels is converted to alternating current (AC), the type of electricity that you access through the outlets in your home.
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The amount of electricity generated by a solar energy system is dependent upon several factors, primarily system size, orientation of the system, and shading. Systems are generally sized based on the maximum energy output possible at any given time. Typically, a solar system using 120 square feet of solar panels will generate 1,000 - 1,440 kWh (kilowatt-hours) per year. The size of system that is right for you depends on how big of an investment you want to make, how much energy you need to generate, and how much un-shaded roof space is available. Many factors may impact your decision to install a solar system. Here are a few things to consider:
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We're getting our summer bods ready and we want you to do the same by shopping workout gear worn by celebrities! What better way to get inspired, get motivated and get into action than by wearing the very same activewear from celebs who've got it going on? We're talking Kate Hudson's leggings of choice, Beyonce's preferred sports bra and more! Because who else would you trust to keep you looking good while you're working up a sweat?
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Although this week was super quiet, some of our favorite celebrities still stepped out in gorgeous outfits. From Rihanna flashing her nipples in her sheer frock to Kim Kardashian's insane cleavage — we can't decide who was best dressed! What do you think? VOTE.
It was such a quiet week for the stars! While last week was jam packed with events like Cannes and the Billboard Music Awards, this week was a bit more laid back. However, that didn't stop all of our fave celebs from heading out in some seriously stunning looks. Four special ladies that stood out were, Rihanna, 28, Kim Kardashian, 35, Kendall Jenner, 20, and Selena Gomez, 23.
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Beyonce, 34, and Jay Z, 46, were out on a date night in NYC on May 24, and the couple looked so happy and adorable! Aside from these two looking cuter than ever holding hands, we couldn't stop staring at Bey's dress!
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Who's ready to see Clinton/DeGeneres run on the Democratic ticket for election 2016? Hillary Clinton stopped by 'Ellen' to play a game of 'Who'd You Rather: VP Edition' and picked her over tons of other celebs! Click through to watch!
If Hillary Clinton, 68, becomes the Democratic nominee for president, she's going to need to pick someone to run as her vice president on the ballot. That's why Ellen DeGeneres decided to help make the decision easier when the candidate visited her show on May 24 with a rousing game of "Who'd You Rather: VP Edition." Hillary was forced to choose between people like Michelle Obama and Beyonce, and wound up going with Ellen herself! Click through to watch Hillary's very careful selection process!
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We're so excited! H&M has just announced its next designer collaboration will be with (deep breath) — Kenzo! Read on for more information about what will surely be the brand's most exciting collaboration yet!
Swedish retail giant H&M announced on May 25 that it will be working with Parisian fashion house Kenzo on a womenswear, menswear and accessories line to be released later this year! Stick around because we're divulging all the colorful details about this collection below.
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Jay Z is finally talking about Beyonce's bombshell song 'Lemonade' in the remix for 'All The Way Up' — this is everything! Not only does he address the speculation that he cheated on Bey but he actually says the word lemonade!
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Despite Beyonce and Jay Z's 'Lemonade' drama, these two are still so 'Crazy In Love' that they've reportedly recorded an album together! This surprise album will answer all those lingering 'Lemonade' questions and it's dropping soon!
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Blue Ivy Shows Off Dance Moves At Recital: Following In Beyonce's Footsteps — Watch
Cue the awws! Blue Ivy proved she already has moves like her momma during her dance recital, and a lucky audience member shared the cuteness on Snapchat. Watch the adorable video right here!
Looks like Blue Ivy Carter wants to follow in mommy's footsteps! Beyonce's little girl had a dance recital over the weekend, and the 4-year-old completely stole the show dancing alongside her fellow dancers. Beyonce has clearly been teaching her daughter how to slay!
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The BET Awards nominations are out and Drake is ruling the ceremony with a whopping nine nominations. Keep reading to see who else is in the running for the trophies in the June 26 ceremony.
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Science Concludes Boys and Girls are Different ... When We Tell Them They AreMadeline Holler
An interesting article over at Slate hits the highlights of a study that basically concludes: when adults say boys and girls are different, children believe them and it affects their actions. That's not exactly earth-shattering news, but it bears repeating again and again especially when people are still writing defensive justifications for espousing sexism like this one by insisting that the rest of us need to accept the fact that all boys and girls are different and need things like separate book lists and the chance play according to their gender-driven desires (braiding hair for girls, crashing cars for boys).
Let's tackle the study first and return to the defense.
A researcher from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign gave 144 4- to 7-year-olds the task of matching pictures of 3-D blocks from different angles with their identical pair. As some of the kids were cruising along with the task, he came in and mentioned that "boys are good at this." The kids then did a more difficult round of these tests and scores dropped almost 13 percent for kids — both boys and girls — who were given the gender prompt.
Another group of kids was told during the task that a specific child was good at the task. Their scores stayed about the same. A third group of kids was left alone and their scores fell just under three percent.
The test supports what psychologists call "entity theories," where beliefs about our innate qualities can influence performance. Kids who are told they are good at something figure effort isn't needed. Those who are told they can't, won't.
In other words, when we believe things like "boys and girls are different!" and we insist, as Devon Corneal/lawyer-mom does over at Huffington Post that those of us who question her sexism are just being political, we are instigating a self-fulfilling prophecy and actually changing behaviors.
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If traits are innate and biological, then I say we should accept them. For one, doing so will save us from the exhaustion of trying to change things that can't be changed. I can't tell you the number of times I've heard a parent say that from the moment their son came out of the womb, he wanted to play with cars, no matter how many other toys were put in front of him. Ditto for girls and pink princesses. There's nothing wrong with that. What's a problem is if that's all our children are allowed to play with because we've precluded them from exploring other options or aren't willing to challenge nefarious stereotypes. Our job as parents isn't to hide our heads in the sand about gender differences. We should recognize that differences exist and then support and nurture our children's choices to be who they want to be — and who they feel comfortable being.
What Corneal doesn't get is that the innate and biological differences in girls and boys has nothing to do with cars and princesses any more than it has to do with spatial relations tasks or aptitude in math or interest in braiding hair or a fondness of pink. As the study shows, these "differences" aren't so much innate as subtly insisted upon — by a researcher saying "boys are good at this" or mothers handing down pink and blue summer reading lists.
There's too much science out there for me to really buy the idea of "boy energy" and "verbal girls." Plus I'm witness to my own petrie dish experiment with my daughters and son here at home (not that I consider my single experience enough to issue blanket generalizations as, ahem, others do).
Given psychological room, girls are as crass and fart-focused and physical as their boy counterparts. And male children can get into babies and pink and doing their aunt's hair as much as any girl. At least until adults come in and mess it up.


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The cup-with-handle base is the most commonly found of all the recognized base patterns. It's the classic. Learn to spot it on a chart, and — crucially — learn to spot fatal flaws.
To know what's wrong you first must know what's right. Let's look at the individual elements of a cup-with-handle base.
• The Cup: This is the story of a stock that had been rising (any base needs at least a 30% prior uptrend), settled back between 12% and 33% (30% would be nicer than 33%), found support and started to move up again. This process should take at least six weeks.
Now for the particulars: The cup should be symmetrical. The left-side decline and the right-side incline should look similar, and they shouldn't look too steep.
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• The Handle: Look for an appendage hanging off the cup's right side. It should be at least five days long, and drop 8% to 12% — less is OK, more is a problem. Also, the handle should appear in the upper half of the base. (Add the cup's top and bottom, divide by two. Do the same for the handle. If the handle's midpoint is lower than the cup's, you're looking at a serious flaw.)
Volume should be low. This is a stock's quiet period. It failed in its stab to reach new highs. That's how the cup formed in the first place. Now, impatient longs unload into smart, patient hands. That's the handle. Those smart hands don't want to attract attention. It's like fishing: Make too much noise and the fish will scurry away.
The handle should slope downward. Sideways may be OK, but an upward-sloping handle is a fatal flaw. The handle is a quiet shakeout pattern. If it's wedging higher, only a few people are getting in, not out.
Panera Bread (PNRA) built a four-month cup in early 2009, followed by a handle that ran a few more weeks. The cup was imperfect, showing a steady decline on the left side but a sharp incline on the right side. That's clearly asymmetrical. Worse, though, was the wedging handle that appeared March 26 through April 15.
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Abstract: Strongly positive discrete series represent a particularly important class of irreducible square-integrable representations of -adic groups. Indeed, these representations are used as basic building blocks in known constructions of general discrete series. In this paper, we explicitly describe Jacquet modules of strongly positive discrete series. The obtained description of Jacquet modules, which relies on the classification of strongly positive discrete series given in our earlier paper on metaplectic groups, is valid in both the classical and the metaplectic cases. We expect that our results, besides being interesting by themselves, should be relevant to some potential applications in the theory of automorphic forms, where both representations of metaplectic groups and the structure of Jacquet modules play an important part.
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Betar Chair Trounces MK Steinitz in World Likud Poll
World Betar Chairman Danny Danon defeated MK Yuval Steinitz (Likud) by a landslide in yesterday's election for a new chairman of World Likud, in what was widely considered an upset victory.
Steinitz, who had the backing of party chairman Benjamin Netanyahu, was considered the favorite in the elections. But Danon, who serves as World Betar Chairman, had the support of hawkish Likud activists from abroad, many of whom opposed the disengagement.It is not yet clear if the results will be valid, since Judge Uri Struzman, who was overseeing the elections, resigned before the results were made public.
According to the results announced yesterday, Danon received 68 votes, while Steinitz received just 11. An additional 30 World Likud members were present for the meeting, but did not vote.
Danon - who called his win a "revolution" - said that he would use his new position to oppose Prime Minister's Ehud Olmert's realignment plan.
"I knew that I could count on support from abroad, because of my activity against the disengagement," a triumphant Danon told Haaretz. "Steinitz thought that because he was a member of Knesset, he would win. But the results were a revolution."
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Liverpool Daily Post (Newspaper) - July 2, 1897, Liverpool, Lancashire JULY 1897. BIRD'S CUSTARD POWDER nutriment and delicacy of DFt NANSEN'S crow con sum ml the whulo of five yonn' nupi'ly in no more than three AtfD THE AGED. BENGER'S FOOD. Uelicioiu uml highly Ktxxl is quite distinct from any otlior The tendon Mfdioil Rcront It retained when all othnr aro It irt Tlio Ilrttith Mrdi- ur Journal ll licngcr's Food by iU excellence Citatlisheil a reputation of iU ova.'1 DKNCXR'S Vooo is SOLD IN TINS n PRICE ONE PENNY. K OVAL 00 OUT THEATRE. Manojwr MR ROBEHT Aumun. Alterations and ImproTcroeniA. _ LIVERPOOL. Acting Manager MB. Jourr TO-KIOHT at The Great Theatre Moniay 6th Mr. Edmund Toftrle'4 Company in X H E ORE EN BUS HE S JTAR THEATRE OF VARIETIES. O Hanrellona Imperial Tw. SPRY and and Grand elephone No. 6.961. TIVOLI LIME-STREET. Lm Many. Mr. KXKHXAK. FRANCIS DAIW W. ATKIN80W. PAtTA CUS THE CON LEYS. FAMILY. 7anda 6158 JUBILEE PROGRAMME Old EojrHoh Oroundit. 1 Japanese Tea House. Japanona Dancing Platform. 1 Circus. Gmad Water THE MAGNIFICENT TOWER BAND. GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. Free to all THB BU5CTRIO QUARTETTE. CHIVERS AND DK MONTI. Royal Champion Skaters. DOSEY AND THE Lady Dancers. ONE WHOLE DAY'S ENJOYMENT FOR 6n. _ _____ T rVBRPOOL ANNUAL AT OHirDWAtL. TO-MOKKOW 3nD INST. CHAMPION HACKNEYS. HUNTERS. POLO DRIVING AND POLO OVER IN PRIZES. Commencing at 1 p.m. Military Entrance Special IMPORTANT NOTICE. SATURDAY JJALF fJOLIDAY. TITM. TTENDERSON AND Ha-rQ in interest of thoir numerous tO 0NS THEIR E8TABLISHMEN1 ON SATURDAYS AT TWO DURING JULY AND AUGUST. TO.MOKROW INST. W. H. and SONS venture to appeal respectfully to their Customers to assist ihrra -In carrying cmt tholr project by MAKING THEIR PURCHASES AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE ON SATURDAYS. LIVERPOOL 10S74J3_ 1ARAGON JJMBl iRELLAS. MOO RF I E LD S. BRANCH UNDER ROYAL COURT THEATRE. ssaad QTOOK AND gHAKE 48 QLA3GOW. Telccrophfc Glasgow. Telephone-No. Mowrt. DAVID BARCLAY and CO. fcUY and SELL every description ot QTOCKS AND London and Glasgow Exch-mces and the FttTiAOttTML Accounts opened with One coter. Pratiu JMPOBTANT ADDITION TO ONE'S J N C O M E may be obtained by in our Optional THEY OFFER THE MAXIMUM OP PROFITS WITH THE MINIMUM OF NOBODY HAS EVER LOST A PENNY BY THEM. THE CAPITAL IS PRACTICALLY UNDER THE INVESTOR'S OWN CONTROL. The fullest DanJcdkrB of our up-to-date method of deal- his. witli metal hints to all Intending sent uont 15W9 f ATER rpHOMPSON AND DENTIFRICE For tbe Tooth add Breath. THOMPSON AKO CAPPER'S DENTIFRICE YI7ATER CooU and the Month. TY M4 ArrMtt Dental D THOMPSON A ENTIFRICE Kmrters DlMOloured Teeth White. THOMPSON AND CAPPKR K EKTIFRICE Cleanioa. Bcautiflet. and the Teeth. THOMPS1ON CAPPER'S DENTIFRICE WATER Entirely Xeutrallum and away Smell or Thompson and Capper find H fthsoliitoly noemary to warn Uie Pubtio against very of DENTIVRICE tatroduc.t-6 hr them 30 Swrw and havlntf both and colour ibo IUCM valnablq and inimitable tuaredlrnis upon which wu madeV tt tt for Purchaten to and Capper 't ticttature band oo entry ttotrlo butnR alons hi their noaeawloo. EAOR. THOMPSON AKD Pembroke-place. Urance-road. itx Net Ui. SI. and EffiTAItLUBKD 1945. DEAR'S pAW gg 1 yya LUifOHEOX. from 12 to 3 MB. -j TABIJE A LA from 8 to Tlio of AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING- ROOMS IX TKE XORTH OF THE FIXK8T VIXTAOKS OF WIXM AND OROWTHS OF TOBACCO. EXCELLENT OF WALES THEATRE. CLOSED NEW GRAND 'OPERA HOUSE. ____ oowSa _.. CLOSED DURING -p MPIRE rjjniE LIVERPOOL MAJfAOltCO DlftKCfOR............Mlt. H. E. MOSS. thw Popular CHARLES fjl G N E L ELLIE STUART. AND THE And Rapid Btrios of ih'-TO-DATE ATTUACTL Doors own at Early ParforaaMoT-M. Box Office opon II to 4. Telephone 66203 R OYAL JUBILEE Reproduction by Photonranhy of this CTent-the PROGRESS of HER HAJESTY tbe OUEEV to ST. PAUL'S. With a Hmtt of other Attrac- The EXHIBITION. X TO-DAY 2nd inrt. and Tomorrow All Day. At 3 and 6 ADKLE on the Rolling CJlobo and Sloclt Wire. Instrumental Coucert Mr. A. ROWLAND. from 12 Noon IP P.O. Admission 6d. In tbe Theatre Brery ET J-----' i and DDY -Prtoeii at tteuat AND NORTH-WESTEUN RAILWAY COMPANY. OPENING OK GOODS LIVERPOOL. At the South End of tho oppoolte the Brunswick The LONDON and TJWtTH-WEBTERN RAILWAY COMPANY to inform tho public that sn additional COVERED OOODH STATION 'in vill be known an URdNrfWICS DWH. and winch in lilt ml with hydraulic c ran CD and other modern anpliancci. wilUieOI'KNKOfor the receipt of traffic on JULY 1397. The covered Btfttion anil Warehouse opened in and the Station at the Bouth which the Company haro occupied for many will remain open for the receipt of Further information can be obtained from Mr Frank Chief Manager. F.ustoa Station. London or Mr. W. Bin Waterloo Station. Liverpool. FRED. General Manager. Tumton June Mth. 1837. NORTHERN RAILWAY. VJT NOTICE. OF NEW CENTRAL GOODS ON in 1897. ThoOroat Northern Railway Company will OPEN tholr New Central OockU Depot on tbeUr July next. The conveniently nit listed for general trodu.both for nrupLicm of uoods for immediate and for hoiutirtBtosuittnaeenTonipiiw of customers. The main entrances are In and tn the Old for the Great Northern Railway Compnny are at the Cheshire BniRnwick and Irirann and at tho Northern Company's Itccuivirm Oldhall-uwwt. An twlditioml Goods and Parcel Receiving Office will he Upenotl at on the 5th July. OocHls and ParrelTrattlc for the GwotNorthorn Company will bo collected by ihu Company's own teams. The Oompfcot's in Liverpool arc Goods Mr. 3. Viclona-buijdings. Vic- toria-street. Paswjnser Mr. F. Victoria- from whom all information as to rates and facilities for traffic on tho Great Northern Railway can obtained. HENRY Gentmil Manager. KinK'n CTORS Station. Juno. 1S97. 10355J2 I ANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE U RAILWAY. On July an EXCURSION will run to GRANGE. and luiiTlng Liverpool at 8.10. tteidhilte Klrkdalv Walton Junction and Ormskirk at 8.55 n.m. roturnmp fmm AmWesido at RownrMt 7. Winilermere Sidwt 8 and Grange at 8.40 p m. For farwi see 10535__________J.JI. Manager. OUGLAS BOAHDINQ ESTABLISHMENT. QUEEN fl 1OMENADK. Recently rm-ted. Fifty lofty Latu Klcctric 'Bus niwtn all Telpcrams _ 15573d_______ P. SMITH. Proprietor. rjlHE ITSLE OF A N FOR PLEASURE AND HEALTH. NRIVALLKD opportunities for rpinTiporntion BATHING. CYCLING. OrlcKctlrK. Coaching Kiahinp. CHKAP EXOITK- fslOXS from all principal contra SHOUT SEA PAS- SAGE by masnillmit llluvlrated Ixidpinx fcc free from AthoUtrrct. Douglaa. E OF M A K EXPRESS MAIL DAILY SEUVICE AUG. 31. From LIVERKWL. From DOUOI.AR. Dotty..10.30a.m. 1 Daily......9a.m. and 4p.m. EveryHaturday......5p.m. Erery and 12.30 midnJpht. ONE DAY EXCURSIONS DAILY TO AUGUST From Liverpool a.m. I From DOURIOS.......4p.m. Doaelas .orr. I Lircrpoel LmtftFOOL TO lot July every Saturday and Monday direct at 12.50 noon. Vfo Douglas. ami 2pm. Illustrated of or postage Into of Man Steam Patkot Impcrial- DwiRlwi THOS. ORIJ'ORD AND SOS. 22. DwiRlwi cy Liverpool IVERPOOL TOKTH S.S. LIMITED. DAILY MORNING SAILINGS Prom and weather and other dreumfltancea P.S. ST. Dxttv. Lewrea Liverpool. .10 45 am I LcaTtw Menol pm LUndudno. 1 0 pm I Banker Her. .3 40pra Beaumaria. 2 0 pm Beaomarii...4 0 pm M Rancor Pier 2 20pni I Llandudno ..5 15pm AnireiMenalBridge2 30pm I Amm Llrorpool. .7 30 om AFTERNOON SAItmOS.-ST. ELVIEa MONDAYS. and HATUBDAYS for Knrth leaf Ins rpool at 2 cocnecUnc with the 6t. Todno loaring Llandndno at And MtlTine back in Liverpool at 7.30 p.m. Afternoon KxeurMon Faroe-First Second 6d. Early Boat from on and duo In Liverpool at 10.15 _____ For faroit and her nartirulan apply to THE LTVTTH- POOL AND SORTH WALES STKAMaHIPCO.. T. G. Liverpool AFTERNOON AND SUXDAY SAILINGS TO NORTH WALES. The Splendid Saloon SNOWDON will Bail permittinsl EVKRY SATURDAY at 2.15p.m. arriving about P.UI. Rctmn for thin Kxnirttion 64 Salooix. ZK Hocnnd KVERY at 10.45 and MENAI BltnXSF-. arrivinK back about 7-3O Low faroa. Fdr further ikpply to W. H. Tuwor-buildinga. IjlvprpooL Telephone _14835_ SEA TRIP TO Weather and otlicr circumsJfltiww By thn Central Pk-r Fant Saloon Stuamer OUEEN OF TUK NOKTH. LIVERPOOL to BLACKPOOL tn TWO HOURS. SITSDAYNKXT.JULY4. Pno-v'R at II return from nt 5 o'Horli. Kctuni Faro 9. 0. hflloon modern cniufurt on hounl. Splendid Firet and Second Clawi on buaal The Old Ship FUUDRCiY ANT off niu-Vpool lOSS3ji LACKPOOU UEA rai 13 The Favourite PasMnjrer Steamer GREAT WESTERN WiU moke an Excursion Trip and to BLACKPOOL and back on SUNDAY the Imtr.. and during the Icarinc tne LANDING-STAGE at 10.45 Blackpool Pieri at 5 ing About 4 and arrirlnir ar Liverpool ubout 7.30 p.m. Rftum Pare Brtdje Dfr'fc 6d extra. on tkoardat prircs. Ticket n may be boil oti uii nioruJug of nailing. SUMMER TOUllS IN THE ROYAL SaU Daily. May till October. and la. TouriM Procmnune poal free from DAVID MACBKAYN'K. GlMgow. _ ISUOd PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL COMPANY.-Plftiw anil all firom tJie s MARWOuD and LT Splmdld FJrst-rlaiw Steamers PT. SUKNIVA ROGNVALD Iveavp Lolth on July 10. 21. and Answt 3 for a Full and handbook bj pout mar be from C. MVCIVKR and Water- LlwrpooL __ _ ____ SWEDEN. HOLIDAY TOUfiS BY WILSON STOCKHOLM. aud chief Waterinc and of Interest in Sweden at including hotel and travelling Axpomwft. throughout. programme frmn THOMAS WIUON. and Hull SWAN and LEACH. 14. South or R. SANDERSON wid IS. LirtrpooK H T I N G CRUISES. THE ALBION flTEAMSHIP COiy__________ Stconf Yacht NORSE KING. 4XttO h.p. July 14 and 21 14 days' Cruises from H ARTLEPOOL to the NORWKUIAN visiting BALHOLM. MARAK. and Fairs from 12 Anjrost wf 23 to the NORTHERN CAPI- TAI.H of EUROPE. from J5 For fall apply Nnwcattle. 15430mwf _ Hallingeroa THREE WEKKS for COLOMBO anil RANGOON. Special Cfewtp Tickets are issued for the Popular Trip to with available oil her hy or via Paria. Apply to BIBBY and LivorpooP 146S5mwf a THOMPSON AS0 CAPPER'S UIN mos r o N i c unwinaUed a Nerre Tonic and Care for DebUltr. Low of Nerrouinen. of and a oeneral want of tone in the lu li 2t 9d. and Ct 6d FreeV THOMPSON CAPPER 4. LiTorpooL _ TT KICK ERBOCKERS from XV. Genuine Highland Cherlou an for and FiahinK. Due of the illi WHETHER YOU ARE A NATIVE OR A BOJOVRyER 1NLIVER- YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE ONEOFTHEGREATHIUHTSOFTIIIS GREAT AS REPRESENTED IN THE AND AUTISTIC BTOCK. OF MANUFACTURING JEWELLER. OLD POST WHOSE DAZZLING BEAUTYOFMEECHANDISEISTHEfltrBJEOT NOT ONLY Of BUT OF GENERAL FOR TRULY SUPERLATIVE COMBINED WirHGENUINEANDINTEINSIO THIS ESTABLISHMENT AST EXAMPLE AND HENCE IT IB THAT OLDFIELD'S NAME IS UNHESITATINGLY ACCEPTED A3 A GUARANTEE FOR EXCELLENCE. Ql-OTTELD'S POST OFFICE CHURCH LIVERPOOL. iao4id_ -OIDE HIGHEST GRADE REGISTERED. 1897 Pattern Now Ready. Call and inspect oar spcdo LADY'S PNEUMATIC-Prico ft 1 fi8 GENTS PNEUMATIC-Price JglA Complete with all accessories amicuaranl-jcdfor 12 months. Write for our from partn. GEORGE AND CYCLE e frane and Sonsl. from to Lodlec and Oentlomen of poaltlon. Holding or Permanent Profesnlonal Oentlemon. ON THEIR OWN NOTF. OF HAND ALONH Without Publicity and Wlthont SttttitlM. on Dock oe Corporation Dfledn. Life or anyeimUar at a mode- rate churns This beinjt a wrivato and not a tho rtrictont reowwy may relied upon in all trnnvacttom. No cjianffl of any kind mado uolew the money Aptily to Mr. BIRCH. ATLAS PRIVATE LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE. LIVERPOOL. blUlied nriE _ _ _ _ ___ _ A COMPLKTE SET ONE _ GUINEA. Hinfrtc Tooth Fire warranty. OODMAJf ftureeon IQ. Urorpool. Thelarffoit Worid. 1 knowledge Short- _ Tv Hpaniah. B of thia I'riotr. fair French expcricnred i ami South American Addre JILK UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED FOR LADIES' AND QENTLEtfEX'S. ANT 5IXE. AT B01 IN E LKINGTON'I UNRIVALLBD ELECTITO-PLATE HAfl THE TEST OF WEAR FOR TfltE PAST FIFTY YF.ARS. THK BK.ST 13 TRilt CTTKArF.ST. PRICK LISTS AND EVERY INFORMATION ON APPLICATION TO IfgS7d REMARKABLE VALUE T. OU5IMER QALE or AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES TO-DAY. 1 STREET- DDLNG RINGS. BA'LL'S WKDDING'felNG DEPOT. Finccrsixp cards post LONDON-ROAD. 137CTA DELICATK SHADES OF HAIR ARTISTICALLY Fnox li IMMOVABLE j HAIK COMBINGS 2 1 s I UP. ritR oz. T. 8. a LKECE-STREET. LIVERPOOL. 5S37d OY DIAMONDS AKD QEM3 KEEP THE 55S2d _ 3. Elliot -atrui-'t. free. Telephone ft.DCM. f _ _ _..T ____ _ IQlSlmwf CJCHIERWATER ftnd LLOYD are Ui tO onlr Bxtall of the WALTUAM WATCH COMPANY. to CHURCH-STREET. lOTmwf SALE all the ereat Cash or Hire CALL OR SEND AT ONCE FOR CYCLES Largest Stock in Liver- pool to select at 8 Guineas and WILUAM __________50 AKP.SZ. S576Sd TTENVEE GRANDl JlJ KAILKOAD COMPANY. The Board nf Dirrciorsbjw This Day dedantd a DIVi- ONK PER CSVT. on UM PREFERRED I'APITAL STOCK of the out of the net payable July 15th proximo. The TRANSFER BOOKS ftf the Preferred Stork will How at July 12th. and noptn on Moraine of July 16th. GEOROE Chairman of the Board. New York. 29th _ A LIMITED. Notice U hereby Given that an INTERIM DIVIDEND for the Half-year endod 3Cth ult. at the rate of SIX PER CENT. PER will be paid to the f roe of income tax. on and otter THURSDAY. 15th at the Lirerpojol and Manchester and 01 any of the The TRANSFER BOOKS bo CLOSED from the 2nd tA tho 15th include. By order of the H. D. SMITH. General Manner. Liverpool July ANKOF T f IMITKLX B The of the Bank of IJrerpooL hereby flltn Notice that the SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL GLNF.KAL MEETING of tho trill he held. LEWIS'S SUMMER SALE TO-MORROW AND THROUGHOUT THE WEEK. THE SALE. THE SALE. IMMENSE PURCHASES. RE IL BE W GRKEN ANP t SMART SEASON'S GOODS AT CLEARING PRICES. A FEW LOTS FROM THE CATALOGUE. DRESS DEPARTMENT ABOUT lAAA COLOURED T ENGTHS OOOO T ENGTHS ABOTJ7 1000 ABOUT FJOO VRNQTHS FOB.............. 1000 NAVY T ENGTHS FOK.... 1 OOO TJLACIC fJttESS T ENGTHS FOR.... fc TJRE5S 1 ENOTH3 FOR.. FOR...... JDLAOK ALPACA JQRESS T ENGTHS FOR...... 200 TJLACK TENCTHriFOR...... OPJO gLACK 1 ENGTHS FOR...... OAA J-JRESS T ENGTHS FOR...... 1 fr 0 gLACK QREPON TQRES3 T ENGTHS FOR...... SALE Pnirs. USUAL PRICE. an 103 176 A WIT ABOUT ABOUT ABOUT ABOUT ABOUT ABOUT ABOUT SI- SHI 12 5A ID'S 176 25- 106 I7'6 25- 106 176 25'- SILK DEPARTMENT. ALL THE SILKS FOR BLOUSES A Compriwuc thn New Fivncy Blouse Crocodile Tinwl Hpccial librk Moire. ALL FOR 1 A YABD. Usual Price 26o.ysrL ck and tho very VELVETEEN DEPARTMENT. ALL FOK A YARD. LEWIS'S hftTe 500 BOXES of thews SPLENDID VELVETEENS -200 are 10O arc 200 are Crimnon. Terra Cotta and Thew wonderful Velvetccna are font and would bo sold in tho ordinary way by tho drapcra for y. and 2-'6 yard. Ladies should aocure thofec itplendld ALL FOR A YARD. LADIES' BOOT DEPARTMENT. IMPORTANT OFFER 200 DOZENS LADIES' HIGH-CLASS AMERICAN BOOTS. LOT l.-FINEST QUALITY GLACE LACE OR BUTTON LOT FINEST GLACE KID UPPERS...................... 186 186 DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. 2.000 PAIRS HEAVY TWILL GREY SHEETS YARDS OXFORD 8 YAFwDS FOR 250 BLEACHED DAMASK TABLE 2 YARDS SQUARE CURTAIN DEPART31ENT. 2.OOO PAIRS LARGE SIZE WHITE AND ECRU LACK CURTAINS............ MANTLE DEPARTMENT. 250 LADIES' COATS AND SKIRTS................................................. 150 COSTUME SKIRTS.............................................................. 170 CHILDREN'S CLOAKS AND COSTUMES..................................... UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. 5.000 PAIES LADIES' OOKSKTS 2.0OO LATHES' ZEPHYR SKIRTS................................................... 60 DOZENS CHILDREN'S SUN BONNETS GLOVE DEPARTMENT. 2.000 PAIRS LADIES' AUSTRIAN GLOVES. Make................ PAIRS CHOICE AUSTRIAN Beautiful PAIRH KID GLOVES. Soft and Splendid Pearl Buttons. Plain and Fancy Backs BERLIN 160 DOZENS LINEN TRAY CLOTHS 120 DOZENS LINEN DUCHEvSB COVEES............................................ 46 36 LACE AND RIBBON DEPARTMENT. 380 PIECES SHOT AND STRIFED CHIFFONS 150 PIECES SAXONY LACE 3D MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. 100 DOZENS TRIMMED SAILOK HATS -j UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. 70 DOZEN LADIES' GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS FANCY DEPARTMENT. 20.000 TWO-SHIL1JNG NOVELS NOW friD Each. 500 KEYLESS eood with chain IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENT. 200 SETS FIRE very hcnvy........................................ 100 DOZENS STRONG BONE-HANDLED TABLE KNIVES THOUSANDS OF ODD AND HPOONS....................... 106 an 2.'6 311 2- 20 43d Sid 63d 20 511 66 1O6 aen-iif TO-MORROW AND THROUGHOUT THE AT LEWI IN 7 RANELAGH-STREET. 10559J5 g COOL AND SANITARY. MITH'S T INOLEUM T INOLEUM T INOLEUM TO EDROOMS. IN CHEERFUL COLOURINGS. PRXCE. Is 9r. PEn SQUARK YARD. Moaauting And Layihtt 2d A WELL-SEASONTED WHICH WILLWEAft CLEAN AND WELL. VALUE. 'rom JiUyt to the 30th ulL to Elect New Directors In Uw plm of to Appoint an Auditor or Andfton.for the Enwimt and to Fix the Remuneration of auch AudUoir or -Bj ooaer of the Alt J. Geaerftl Manaser. Ltretpool- Ju from 3rd to jj 1 of Bank rill be CLOSED ..DothdaystndusiTe. SALE from 8 npwarda. '-'oomplcie. No By all first-class makers. For Hystem. at once for Price inspect tha LARGEST BTOCK IN No. 60CX CAN MEAJSIJRE TO-DAY ATTD LAY TO-MORROW. IL SMITH. Door from SMITH'S BOOK ON FLOOR COVERINGS ____________ lOSOOniwC T3I Q INDING FOR THE UEEN'S -RECORD QORN AND By ft appUcaUoiu CORNS and WARTS endrolyCumlaad loot-felt want. It ta not oaxuiki or acid. O f M I Jgay applied to WH.UAU SO AKD C2 CHUROH-STRXET. ______ Pf LANCASHIRE SOCIETY. 55T674 feea. nor poriodkmlly. The verr Botrrenlr which LIVERPOOL DAILY POST and ECHO now taniintc In nnmben will on the 8th atwl ve can BINDING COVERS M ronowa Bound ooranlete. doth. Half Od............3i Od Half Morocco......5it6d ............4-CXI THOMPSON an4 r. 4. LIVERPOOL tn Itoulov at one up to Interest 3 pot oeot per wtth Interest Adnncw low ratea of InurosC ilcntrirm it aotloe or 1 ThawboitWarlt boamlfal tho follo IwbM prlow of theraoM ftftd eiMtt bf ibe middle of July M Halt Od RE TO at on Jttqr 22nd. of from quarter of the GlnbA. it that the dtuiUny of Crrat Britain Ix to Load the NaUotiK. But did wn fill position Iti tlie European ConorrtT Wlioplayed Thft matter much in our own individual that nation to reach Its proper position. 1TOWITSON -TI T5IPROVED LEADS THE WAY FOR STYLE. AXD QUALITY. HOWITSON AND EARS 3AXD4. RANELARa-PLACr. AND 37 AJTO 3S. LIVERPOOL. T IVERPOOL TNSURANCE fllOTED. tUBSCIUBED CAJ'ITAU HENRY H. Uiuian KM. Orayaon. I John H. Drbwtnr on Rmniona. and ot or. onert ru don tW of the Fortwof and AXMINSTER OAHPETS by the yard. ErusseU Tapestry Art Door QufKt Table Bathroom and Bedroom Felt MADRAS AND LACE CURTAINS. TA CORNICE k TABLE TABLEiTdMIfcCELLANEOVSCUTLERY.CARVERS. Full Dessert Knm-f. BRASp JAPANNED BATHS HOT-VTATER CHINA AND ART POTS AND DINN'DB TEA CUT ood FANCY Flower and CHILDREN'S BOYS' and GENT'S SCOTCH TWEEDS. GKXT'3 GENT'S and BOYS' HOHIEKY snd OUTFITTING. Several Thousand Worth of New ond Seasonable at large DIscounia from Maker's AT flQMPTON TJOUSE. SUMMARY. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. CARFET3.-Re WUUam Greon and New road ui liquidation. laUofhfyt bought by public for prompt froaa the Uesors. Nock and Joseland. CAJlPETS.-UrEeClearipK from other mannUc- turers an'l TmrehoHHemcn. FELT OAHPETS -Twelve Accumulations of Odd and Surplus Low. Brokrn in aad TaWo froor one of the largest maauiac- turent in the vorM. fiensatioriai luu. Cttrpets iniwlo sad Inid free. CTTRTAINa.-A MarrellouB PuifiiUie of Madras and two to 20 pairn in each a Glasgow Manufacturer at Half-price. 500 Foiri sale prices 2 11 to 9 rcffular prices 5 6 to 21 OTHER -Large Parcel of ood repp from a Manchester nionuforturer. Two'clearing lots of Chenille Table Hftlifaz ond London at half pnce. of Bamboo and olhtr Otirnicv Poles. -SK crates oi Dinner Ware 8 craves of Tea Ware Beautiful Flower and o Stock of Art Pots and in Bretby latter cleared at W per GKNT'S HOSIERY AND I.-IAIUI 3 ona 4 of tbe wholesale Stock of H A _ Danuic bought public for prompt cash from the Mr. T 26. Poll lot J ftl and lot 4 at per otf OMt. Gent's ond Boys' Holwry and Outfitting portion of tbe Slock of and Hoxton. London.bought by public for prompt At 53jj per off cwt. Urcroool Sample Stock of Gent's Hiph-elaw Hoslt-ry of I. and R. MorK-y. secured by private treaty o large discount. Thoao choice gowU consist of Veeu. and in and 4 a Thousand Pounds worth ol' and Single Garntruu for Suminvr the lou-st novelties in Gentlemen's Waterproofs. BOOTS AND SHOES. The very Latest NoTcHicsof Ladies'. Childrwn's Boots and for and holiday summer FOR BALK AT COMPTON ON MONDAY THE STH AND THROUGHOUT THE WEEK. W. li. WATTS and CO. find I- to make tbrir keep pace with tho jf bualnew and the artirlty and resource of rlDuyers hare thus been cwmpcllcd to Uto the COtnpaiw Of circular particulars of pur- mkJr-JiVrtaltl requirequiLta Ixiok to fully ftpociol puirchaswrcover the liouw the Boot and Df and tho Itoys' DfnartnJcnK HousoholtlcrRcsportaUy s to pay COMPTON HOUSE a visit Next Week. DEPARTMENT. SENSATIONAL PURCHASES. About Nirxs Thmuqujd yardw of Felt and Felt and the stock of a large at large dirrpunt. Large quantlucn uf and otht-r by the ya rdt Carpvt in and boiiRjjtby ttndrr forcanh from the utocdc of Vulliam Green and of in will be told greatly below wholesale Brreral other ImportADt including nearly ICO flf Hich OarjwU. G50. ottered at very cxreptionat rates to clear. Carpets and laid free of 1 THE FELTS. Tttrdu of 50-inch of iritlc Plain and Printed in art colours. Irnjethn Ifrom 1 yard to 8 best will DC clearodatl'ZiiKr usually sold 3 6 and 4 172 LonpthJi of Stair tfrrioDn. 16 and IS will bn cleared at ptr yard mually nt lOid tn 1 2i 255 Lrnct hi ot dtwr 16 nnd inchen iti the nrwert art nhndw ami to be at 8jd ocr yard iiouallr wild at 1 Knd I W. 79 Lcofithit of HtaJr i'eltn. 20 to 24 wiilc. onali- LO deared at Uid per yard uwiallj at 1 9 And I'll. 1.200 of Crimson Blair with Btriptrd and border 16 Inches to be cleared ptr usually Mold at BJd. or Stair Hand 16 wido. in nriniRon art colutini to clowwl at Ejd and yard utunllv at 1 to 1 41. 800 of 20. 22. and 24 wide Crimron and Black to beclRarod at 1 24 per usually sold at 19. of 36 triclr KLtur to cleared at 1 iw'r yard uiiuUly 2 6 to 5 ISS of SO incnw wide Plain Green and Trrrn-Cotu clearud at 1 llj per UBUfcUy wtlJ at 56. 430 of Tory Heavy Table rwloiia 60 and 72 inrhoa to br cleared ui 3 6 and A 6 pur yard usually told at 5 6 find 7 6. 20 of ThickChurrh .ScatinE-in crimiion aad Flour in IcnRthn from li to ii to be 1 2A tn S 6 the piero vaJuc 5 10 G W10 YnidB of Crimiwm and 56 and 40 inches to rltjinrd at per yard noia at 1 600 of Cnmnon mod ..rtcn to M inches to bf 1 per yard utiumlly at 2 plain with and tJjrurcd CODITCB on the 50 hy 25 to be cleared at earh iisuallr at nG by 35 to bo cleared at 1 Hi each usually Bold at 11 K by 53 to be cleared at 23 iiKtiallr sold at 31. 51 hy 72 to be cleared at 2 6 each usually 63hy6i to be cleared at 211 each usually Hold at 50 r.oth i-inrh 27 by 18 to be cleared at 2 n Mich umially told at 1 6. 21 Kcll Carpet Eplcn.lid 7fL by STL Jttn to lw cleared at 5 11 each umally 9 11 rarh. 7ft. 3m. by to be cleared at 6 11 each uiFaaUr at 10 carh. 7tt. hr 6ft. Sin. to cleared at 3 11 each iwually ai 15 h each. bv 7ft. to bo cleared at each usually told at 15 tach Wcu-llcn rnrterfelt. 54 inches wide. 1 li per Paper 54 innhra 5Jd per yard. Btwir 2 39. and 4 9 per dozen. HARPET.S ItY THK YARD 2S of brut ncellent and colouring portion of the Block of W. and nuitablo for dininjr. drawintuntmc. and brd rot. to be cleared at per yard usually mild 71 portion nfihe atock of W Orrrn and Sont. LimtUvt. sold at and 33. i4 o' hpnr quality S Brwwcln latest coloariiiicK and rtculgna. for rery hard an n-ption'itly cheap to bo cleared at 5 6 per yard uwially told at 4 3 23 Piettw of Draaacls Stair and 27 fiooU to be at and U Piepenof Hiwt Aimlnntrr ncwoolmiw. portion of the stock of W. Green and hoary to at i'S per fanl uoualjy nold at 4 5. 17 PicrwKof extra-quality Axtnlnxicr for dining nnd rtrmwjnc bed- rooms to cleared at 3 U per yard uaoally sold at 5fx Axrainstflr TPTT neweot deitifni and foloar -irtphle for all kinds of for and c'luicj of patterns nwrpb5n nattily offertd. the ht-ittg only a littlo more than Bmwota rarneta. to be cleared ut 4'S and 4 6 per yard utoiUly solil at 5 6. Atminxw in prand w-loction. 224 and 27 clfarhuj pricra 5 4 2. and 4 5 per yarn. 27 Piwrei of TapertJT portion of the utock of W. Green and Sons. for bodrooaie. to be cleared at 1 6J. U4. and 2 6 per yard. Tapertry Si air portion the rtock of W. Green and BOM. 22g. itnrt 27 inrhoa to be cleared at lUd. 1 1 6J. MIA. and 2 H prr yard. 10 of KMtdcrminnrr Onnxsts. rards widr. Milt- able to he cleared at yanL Pienit of Dutch Hemp one to ba dearvd at 1 Ij per yard. _ PAItPET SQUARES. We Rha'l offer 2.000 in various at excvwliuyty low prices. The Itauuwla und mwtrr iirc 'iiiumibtedly ainnnjr the IKI-L value rrrr offqml. form It portion of tne stock of W. Green ana Limit tit colouringh will lw round puk any or room. 70 TfcimKtTT Carpet rood 9fL. by 9fl.aMlOft.6in hySfL. trt cleared at and iiniallv uuliahlu 2J by 3by3 and a hyjTto be at ft 9. IS 21'.. 21 ami 24 drain. J CATHEDRAL 18 LIVERPOOL. TJ USSELLS' JQUMONDS. IUSSELLS' IAMONDS REPRESENT I All Stonw Examined and Belertcd by tnd Mounted by their Own Workmen. RUSSELLS BOITT SELL laferior or faultj Qem Tbete Oan be Got Anywhere at Any INSPECTION IKVITED. T CATHEDRAL CHURCH g LIVERPOOL. 102Wd IMPORTANT TO DRESS BUYERS. nPEMPLETON AND A NNIVERSARY ON TIJONDAT WHICH WIIX BE CONTIKfJED OX FOLLOWING DAYS. SPECIALLY CHEAP HAVE BEEN SECURED FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS QUEPLUS STOCKS AT FROM TO 70 PER CENT. OFF- COST. THE PURCHASES FOR THE CONSIST or rfiWO STOCKS or THE E S T Bought at Lorn than Half the Usual the adrantape of which T. and will giTe to thf ir qumorouK and the Public durinc this now SUMMER ONDAY -TJXTRAORDINARY ID. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ARGATNS CATALOGTJE8 PORT FREE. HPEMPLETON ANP NOTICE. QOOK AND moWNSHEND'S QUMHER nnnis FASRIONAELE BLACK DRESS FABRICS AT CEDUCKD PKICES. per yard Double-width BLACK LACE CLOTH reducwl to 6M yard rriHE I per yard BLA.CK CREPOXS JL to 10 the dram of 7 yarda THE per yard BLACK FIGURED ALPACAS reduced to ail thcdnwdof FASHIONABLE COLOURED FANCY BILKS AT REDUCED PRICEb. rriHE QUALITY COLOURED JL BftOCHE filLKS ndiirad to per li- printed Ponccn and reduced to iAL LINES FOR BLOUSES -The and Prrttiaat I'attcna from 4 11 to 19.11 for Syordo. important from the original pricca. FASHIONABLE COLOURED DRESS FABRICS AT REDUCED PRICES. THE MOHAIR and SILK FANCY MATERIALS reduced to THE COLOURED CANVAS reduced to 1 per THE COLOURED ALPACAS are reduced to 1 1 net yard. THE FANCY SHOT COATINGS are reduced to fi i 1 per yard. FASHIONABLE COSTUMES AT REDUCED PRICES. latest _. and Black. umial price 12 11- Alparm ondCrapoa Costume ail. and Id 11. FASHIONABLE WAAHIXG COSTUMBS AT REDUCED PRICES. LADIES' WASHING COSTUMES CHILDREN'SWAHHTNG COSTI7MES in Bliwt all at jinMlr redncod FASHIOKABLE CAPES AND JACKETS AT REDUCED PRICES. CLOTH Plain and in a Choice Variety of and usual price CLOTH in Black and Oor CHILDREN'S REEFER JACKETS and LONO LOOSE all 311. and 3 H worth from Ui bordered exrupuonaycatp. Th-s lot m marlted liUlo more than half rrmilar and is wonh very special notice _ to be cleared aL STL T IVERPOOL UNITED TRAMWAYS J_J AND OMNIBUS COMPAinr. AND TRAMWAY CARS ON HIRE. FOR PICNICS OR OTHER PLKABURE PAUTt C3 SCHOOL to. For apply or by letter. JOHN Central Ofticea. Urerpool ITTlSd TITORTGAGE 45 and 7 FASHIONABLE SHOES FOR LADLES AT REDUCED ffiHtEE SPECIAL JL And GLACE KID SHOES in button and od with oloa in Finwt tan and mnch below present oott of production- AKD IYROM-STRBET AND JJA.LE-STREET. ______________ 10591 .S''- each. 15ft. fifn. by Six Seamless wool 4 hy 3yi IOE'. oarh. Three Emprws i THOMPSON AND CAPPERS ITIMULATING TTAIRWASH and to UM hMd. It ftlzc 4 by 3 prim IDS'- TVn Parquet Aiminswr Carpet oize lOfL 6 by 9ft. 10V- each. Two Bromlou 12TU hy 10ft I each. Bordered Axmtnfter lift. Jin. by 1 31n. .price Ow trobk purpOH of a Hair Awtonr a RAttwtat Soart aad Pro- a the Orowth OM Hair. It to from UM InxradienU ooautiwd In many Hair f wblak barf DOtunUr lad the public to IK Borrue. WITH nv-juvKuu. PUCE 20. i i Beamlew nordmml Axmimtn- Carpets. 10ft. 6bx by prlcw and 85.'-. I Bordwed Axmlnster CarpoU. Uf t. by lift. I uncc Beamtew BordereJ Aimtoster 12TL by Sft.. t DorOred Axmlnster OarpWa. 12ft by lift. I beamk price fteamt TtlOHTSOV lift. Mn. by I I H A L F EARLY S ALE. HALF TTENRY TEE JLVD ARK KOW HOLDING THEJH VEARLY CLEARANCE A L E AND ARE OFFERISO IN ALL DEPARTMENTS THE OF QREAT JJEDUCTIONS IX THE FOLLOWING ARE SPEOIA.L LIXES KOR MONDAY. SPECIAL FOR MONDAY. IK GEORGE HENRY LEE AXD LTDM BASNETT-STREET. wriL OTFER ON MONDAY THE 5m AND FOLLOWING DAYS. SILK DEPARTMENT. LEADING TVo of All Silk Black Satin Marrcilleut Dreates. Ut 1.-40 Drewefs at 35 IM II-11 at 3a6- All the AOOTO coctaltk 15 50 of C. and J BONN vr and CIE'K Black Corded at 55 the Prvus of 15 Two lot. All-Silk Block Satin Dw-bewe DrcMww Lot 7'0thc Dress ol 15 regular price Lot At 136tJie Drouof 15 rcgulnr price 6 of n-rj rich Black Pcau de at 4.8 per regular price o of eit ra rich pure at 4 11 per regular price Thrw very rpecial Iota of Rich Block Moire will be offered at 3 md regular value S 11 and V.OOO of All-Silk Block Taffeta GUrfvAll-SHk Bl LronsGroa and yardn of AU-SUk Black Satin all at 1 94 per yiml. SPECIALFOR 4r. G. U. L. and Co. will offer unottt 10.000 of SILKS. BUOCHES. SJLKS. KHOT TAFFETA BROCHE4. WASHING All in suitable Icnethn for from 4 to 10 Prices from to4 llptTjard. THESE WILL BE HHOWNON A tAL COUNTER IN THK 8ILR DTilvARTMENT. RICH CHINK. FANCY liLACE TAFFETA TARTAN GLACE CHECKS. The entire Stock of alt the Ncvcut for will wld In firo lota the followins low prices Lot yards at 1 11 por yard. n.-550 26 in -360 a n IV.-iZO The of the Indian CHINE in Dark ani Light Colourinps. will tw cleared at 2 11 per yard. RICH BLACK BROCADES. STRIPES. MOIRES. YnttlR of New Black Brocwlo in and Floral for cool summer all re- duced to Si'fU per yard. StfflyonU Black Fiffurod reduced to 264 per Lou of C.J. BONNET and CIE'S Black Brocaded in a large Tariety of New Lot 4'6 per price 6 6. At4'll pel 611. The 7 6 quality nxlnccd to 5 6 yant. The 8 6 reduced to B'll per yard. Tho 96 reduced to 61'. Ten tn richtwt in fimnll.nvylm and large patLf 10'6 and 11 '6 quRlitiBft re-lnrcd 7 6 A Kpwtal Lot of extra rich Illack Moire at 5 11 per regular 8 to 106 per of Block Corded SUV Satin tn 6 different 6.6 quality reduced to 3 11 500 Ttry rich Black Hatin Striped Molro Antique at 5 6 per nspilar price 6 '9. Thecntlte Stock of Black Watered greatly PARIS PRINTED WASHING SILKS. 800 Yardn of Lyonn Printed in in Navr and White and Block and for Illouaoa. at J 3 per regular 2 H. of Lyomt Printed in and and Black and all the neweat at per rtftilar priced'11 and 3 3- 600 of ParU Printed Printed Fon in a large variety of design and all al rcgulfcr prSev 2.11 to 3 11. The entire KtocV of the bent ParU Ronmant Fonli. norcltr of the will bo mid at 3 Q and 4 6 per Wfettaaml Black and White Lyons In 40 denlens. inoluduifi Bprit medium aod wiU Tanls. Vardx of Kew Striped for Chfl- will rJnarvd ot 1 3i 1.800 Yards of China Watutae Bilk and White TV41 wida at 1 64 per rard. TyTAKTLE The whole of the ManUca and this latest will than hslf-prloa. ISO Plain Black Ooth Black Cloth with Satin at hfclf-trrux 100 VmriouK Rich Hondoome Plush MonUot and many nt the usual nrictn. 200 Coloured French Cloth the lUest of marked less than 75 Coloured Cloth at than from to 4guiixtai. BO Blwk Cloth with wing at one-fourth uitual rrdnced to 19 d 10 liAndflODTo Modal in Eich VulroU and CloUw. from 4 to will be marked 19 6. and 36 Ham Coloured ttox Cloth lined SUV. medium wetcbt. reduced to 31 '6. 35 and 39 nearly 900 French Vbtitnfi and short Oajmw. the latent mndrU. at 25'6- to new Sonlch double is a and 35 e. Crrle at loM than half-price. SjDbestqaolity Laflim' Jackcta. in and each one a perfect ehatw. 11 6-. .reduced to 17 lA'61 6 5... 1215 I fi 250 black and Coloured reduced to effect a rJearanoo. 12flj 16ft M96....... 1791 vv in lilack awl Blue Kurgea. with Inngth for Skirt rcjj clcjir. Long to 19 a 126 Short Oiwm Cjipcjt. in great many at Uolf'priw. from 13 6 to 14 fl fthower ftilk Dnit new grftatly reducod I6'0. All Mac.muf.feftu crrfUy rfdiirM SOOChildrrn'n fiorfc' Suibt. and cnrer-ily runny at 100 viLriotin Wmtrr ManUCa. Cloth and J FUR D .KPAKTMENT. KHC JACKETS. 10 rcdurtd to 10-. 10 25 Real Bool at 25 per rotluction. Seal Capea 126- SOCrtlourM 100 Fine Quality at half-iwio ocludlna tbe new Boloro 7 16 4. AJftrt with each shapes. reduced to tdrt 12 6 li-a PinMit quality 25 pef cent rorturtian. Feather with also latest Paris from iQft COS' TUME TAILOR-MADE The Entire Stock of tfcti Seoami'ii Neveot will be offered 15 many of the mau lined in a variety of will be at 6 to 39 in CoTtna Coatlnsn Box Clothn. willbooldat and regular 62 to 10 HUck Serge coatn Unod Italian doth. Toe remsTnder of tho stock will be marked With Material for Bodire. Lot 1.-30 at 296. I Robea. at63--. Lot 2--2S at Lot at Lots 3 and 4 on Silk and all the are made in this Season's Newest including new CODTSVS fancy be. ALPACA SirtTH 14 Alpaca Suits in Hlack. Navy. and all lined Klaoc will sold at 39 price ALPACA SKIRTS ONLY. Far wearing with cyclinc. In Norj. and Cream only. A special lot will be sold at 16 and each. gERGE SHIRTS ONLY. and Cream. of these Skirts will be sold at each. WARH1Nfi DRE8SES. 20 White Pique Suiu. Tailor in the beat quality. White Drill Tailor at 45 10 Now Holland Prill Huitn. Tailor at 45 12 New White Drill fiutu at 3 12 White Pique SkirU only at 9 6. EnUre Stock of m White Mailin. Fancy all Ureatly Reduced. BLACK SILK With Material for Bodice. 12 tn Plain Merroilloui. Broche. and Spot t 6 Brocaded Moire at 62 6 each. The remaining Mock of Block with Bodice length in Plain and Fancy all Greatly Roducod. BLOUSES. 25 New 811k Shiru. in Nary and White and BUck and White Printed will be aold at 126- 8FECTAJL The of Parli Model wOl be ooM WOOL D APARTMENT. Hie of Art Noedlework and mode-UD prln- gFratly reduced In price to effect a 4 Table Corrn. FnUedSUk. reduced to price 2J6. J Table Emptre 801 in. bjmilsometr embroidered. fcnmer 3 Table Fancy 80k. embroidered former prim 'A small parrel of and Irft I- _ beanti- fully on Cloth Lad cooswifng nf Par- price 90V-. lift t H. HELENS. _ ABVKRTISKMTEliTS Art eounenood atxl Broche and Ta pee tilled 20 to 30 per reduction. SO CushiojiiL Turkey tilled down. 5 32. 40 Hnwlford Art to prictw8 A to 266. The remaining stock of Lamp at 20 per re- 100 Fire Bradford Art Fpeelalltiea. 26 to _ 10 .Tananeae Draught dllghtly 116. regular 24 35P9. Small coUcctiirti of Tidiest Pin Cuahloiu. clNired ai haU-pnor 12 Hate BonHo Uco assorted at one-third below regular The of Work Bankets reduced 20 per cent. 50 Paim Pointed Hand per prico 1 6 per pair. -N'agpare Sittm de TaportrioB and Art at htui-uniw Odd Pieces of marked ftt nominal I Tho in department will be u 7 Syren Lilies' Safotu-Ji. Dunlnp built by tho Ontaur Cycle reduced to One and Lady Safety. Dunlop rsduced to lO- One Model reduced Onu American reuuoed to A few Accewonw will be roducod 10 to 20 per cent R IBBON DE EPARTMENT. The whoj-of the Stock of Him FANCY RIBBONS. comprising all IcailiHR Novdlicn of tho inr from to 9tn. wiJe. will bo reduced 20 to 20 per Srock of Rich COUNTER monufacturtxl for the prrtent nwmon mill he fKfprod at thy following EXCEP- TIONALLY LOW TltlCES to prior to utockuk- ing 160 PiercAlin. Fancy at 3d ptr yard i former price to 60 Picvw tin. Fancy Striwc and Ombre Taffeta at 63d per yard original 1 70 Wn. Rich Chene and Fancv Striped Taffeta at 7fd per yard former I and 1 '11. 100 rlavn 4ln. and Satin and Muire Pvkfn. and Taffeta with flue block at 103d per yard worth from 1 tyd to 2 5. 100 PiocM Sin. Striped Moire SolctI and Taffeta Raye RlbbonR. at 1OJ per yard original pricov I II and 2'6. 50 Tieces Reajl Shanghai Ctutnfn Tio at of 1 12 I'tccm ISin. Printed fihanchni Fiirnifthing art nt 1 64 per yanl innteotl of 111. LeiJsUis ami pf plain wiiltht and one third to one-half. LACE APARTMENT. REAL LACE-M. Rt-al IVimt nnlucod ontvthtrd. Heal IlruxrOlra Applique rmlucod to half-price. Real Duciutte Lace reduroil half-price Itcol ValuncicnncH end Torrtimw much rcduoed- OUIPURKLACErt SPECIAL LOTS fine quatltr. henry Guipure and marked lera tuan ono- qnarter regular lluipuro in croam. and beijtc redncwl to half-price. Th- of ftockm Whito. nml in various reduced one- thinl bolow the regular pncew. LACES. tincRtqualltyCrcttni per n-gt Colou per yard 1 2i to 2 6. Very fino Cream Bruxellees 7 iarhai per yard reduced from 2 6. BEADED NETH. Blch quality French UesuvU Ncta reduced to one-qnortw the former nLAOKBlLKLACEP. FInraL quiliiy Black HUk Lttrrx 10. and 12 1'3. mnd 1 8 per retlutwU Jrom 2 aud I'll. IS quality nbore. 30 tnthftft 1-8 tincRtqualltyCrcttni Ak-ncttn. aod n-gtilar 1 1 Z and urre Colour Imitation and 1 44 AH the nttUferti. nUll fenced to 2'4i- Tbr rmbroidorea m and rpdtifwl below htvlf-pririi. Itich Kmbmidcprd Chiffon in and cream rwdnrcd to formur BLACK SILK GUIPURE Black Silk JO 2 11 yord and 18 inclwa 33 IKT rfr dacotl from 12 5. Black Silk Guipnre and 26 per yard re- duced from 4 6 nnrt 12 6 Bilk Embroidfmi 17 cardi richly emriroidrnvl Black Crano 5 to 10 roduowl one- quarter thu former prices EMBllUlDEKED GRASS LAWNS EabrotdcTwl Ijawii 10 1.11 Per yard reduced from 4 Kmbroidcrud Graai 4 inchm por yard reduced from 1 All tbe Embroidered Piece Grow for tc rodoced below VEIL NETS AND VEILS Thr entin- Ktock of and Coloured and Veil ntiuootl in iiricr LACE AKTICLXS. ticorfa. atwU Lc to and ono-quartcr the regular to nridilloii Black Hand -run .Scorfn and Fichus all much rodured A largo Stock of HUk and rrducrd to pricw. REAL LACE HANDKr.RCKIEFS. Keal Point. all at IWBC LADIE-S CAMUKIC KILKBHIKTH. All the French Cambric at S 11. reduced to 211 AH S rctlurM to 3 11 All at 6 to 4 3. All the Pitjnfl at S 6 to 4 3 KxiK'usiTf Cambric Sliirtn reduced to holf-prifx1. All the Ladies' HUk tihirU fur Cycling. Ic roduotd from IS 6 to 14 6 .ne o-U-o Intwrtionn and Ail- oteri in Canif-ruit will mucli All out of Nwt ron-lititin will lie IVhitt EtntinJilf-cd Bobon at hoW-jirlcc Erabrsidcred Cnuw Jlobes rvAunr'l to HANDKERTHIEFH. flam 1 3 4. 4 -.and 73 f 2 29. 3 4t 53. 7 3 36. 311. 5 C 3. and 8 3 per half nlotcn. I4din-heir.iititr4ird.2n. 46. 10 nnd 14 3 per n Ccntlenjrn'u it-t-hiwl from 49 to 22- per half- dozen all crt-atly LAD7KH' FANCV HANDKERCHIEFS cmbrdHlertxl ICM. 1 li. 1 and regular to GOODS OK FRONT COUNTER. FLANNEL SKIRTS Hand Embroidered Cram Flannel 5 1 1. 7 ami 8 6 regular 10 aod 12'6 WHITK KKIRTK Whlto Embroidered 3 9 to 146 regular b'6 to 21 Ail tbe Cream Lace trimmed White French Bklrti at TMT large rudueiioiiK. Loce Bwl in one and ISO rodurwl f.om and Heal fluwuru d'Art Bwl in to ANTTMACASHARa.-Nrw Embroidered Binaiananoe Ouiparc Mi in a great variety Lace and rimmed I4nrn all much trimmed TENERIFFE -Tliw farouriLe woik in Tablf Cmort. DochoMM Table Tray Night- drew and all much roduoeO. M 'ADE-UP SKIRTS. SUMMER CLOTH RKIBTS. Tho Narrow Btripe Summer Qoth own. 5 3. reduced trom 7tf. Moreen reduced from M 4 11 HTKIPPED All the quality Moreen thr plain akirU 3 from 5-9. aod those with deep at reduced to 511. tmoCHP. MOREENS -All the Duality Moracn n flurM to 6 3- SILK WARP the ftilk Warp Alpaca SVirtnirtLAItGE KKUUCTIOX3 SILK STRII'E MORGENA.-A few tn Moreen. Black Ground mlh narrow coloured .Silk fttnpui. reduced from 10 10 6. HILK HKIRTS All the beat quality Check HUk redaoed from 6toiea Blat-k Ow Grmln SILK HKIRTft. with coloured Silk JtUo a few colourod all roducod to About 70 SKIRTS in Black and Coloured 811k Checks and all marked lli to About 120 LirUt Htripe --ilk all marked reguUr pried 21 to 51 6. PARIS PATTKRN HKIKTH.-A11 the Paris Pattern Silk Skirts reduced to nearly one-quarter the former TABLE COVERS AND PtECK GOODS. 400 Table in Velvet Chenlllp. Frieze and oUwr and all to 54 yards mluccd 20 to 30 per cent. ISC' of Utrecht and Frieze SHk and for Ciinains and to per y will redurcd 20 to 30 wnt 600 TTpholnirry Grt-on'fi liquido- ISm. 221n. aqnare worth doable these prices. WINTER CURTA1N3 AND PORTIERES. whole stock will be freaUy reduced in to effect a 491 uin Wool Crow fttrlpe 611 per usaal iS Pairs of Tapestn and CurtaJnft. in all qualt- tins an a mostly land 2 pairs only of a marked to 35 to 60 per oent. oif reirular priueft. Worotod U by 2 rards. plain fancy frllicad oidat ood ID m. II ot Heavnnako and Cross 1O9 were plain and 01 tETONNES. AND PLU8HETTEH 70 Hi and Ko-li of both anA oil to pet ticdal price 6ERGES reduced to per pllTt til redooed to per _ CARPETS. G K L aod Co.. wfU offer at redooUom. a ane pc rUou of William Groan Kid. otdaOon car LEE AND CO.'S VJ_ ADVLRTlriEMENT and worth fully 30 per morr thn followtnjt They art rfcummendril for modaratr wear. Yards. J 5 5 by ii 3 by 4 5j by 4 35 6 41 8 47 J SOp effect n deorourti H. L. and have tiuule up into Hontaml dml other difliMniinued pattenis of aud Amiinsier Corpeta. niado and marked mmu at very low ROMAN CARPETS Vtiallty onlyl SO femniniac from contract uf 200 will offonnl At lower niVebtlm.i evrrproTiouely YonU.JbyJ 3 by 5 4 5i by 4 4 by 4 4hy4i 310 30C lit- 66- da- SHUEPSK1N AND MATS.-Ooodqaftllty. Black Shin lEow. ttt bivck Sft. 4io. tiy 2ft. 5tn. werv Hliw'k Kkin 6 measuring at book 6fU bf 2fb 6m 37 6 JOin. by lOla.. to Sll usual pnce 6 Fl'U BUGS AND MATS.-50 Opowum to 311 enrh usual Drico 7 6. 19 only OpoMtnm Toil largo prico 59 12 only handsome Wolf Rujs. mith and and bordered rich block 296 usual price 4Z FOftEIONCARPKrSAND RVO8. 29 only rich olirzapore and Indian 6loct 2 5 3 10 0 ana 21 pnoo S2 6. 200 onU Antique grcatlj reduced make room for will bo marked at Tcry low reduced 10 to IS ptr JBedf iligbily 6 ft 6 ID. bj with extra worovwirc mauriMM patrru drop ami high complete nriptnal price White Wont UattrcMt Ildlutdrand Feather bust linen FANCY FURN1TUUM Tho whole camnriiinc Fancy Corner OocnRional and other Wlaker and Upholstorod nml Lailltv Haddlubag Kookinn Carved O.ik and other Fancy will all be greatly IS onlr. tcry IJnmiaome Dafnaacrut Tabk-B and at about half their uiuol One only vt't-v Very Handtwniu XV. 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In terms of longevity balanced against averaged quality of opposition, Big George fared pretty well. I'd say he's pretty much in a class of his own in the heavyweight division. But keep in mind he had a long layoff, which helped minimize damage to the old noggin and wear and tear on the body, especially the back and knees, from keeping in shape. Gym work is hard on the body after age 40, even without fighting.
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Posted 11 May 2013 - 09:13 PM
Posted 12 May 2013 - 07:30 AM
Cheers Druxey, while I have the time I might as well utilise it to do the best I can
Posted 12 May 2013 - 11:46 AM
your drawings are looking really good.
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Posted 12 May 2013 - 07:38 PM
Nice work, Joss. Looking forward to the next installment.
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Posted 21 May 2013 - 08:28 PM
Time for another un-thrilling update! I have just completed drawing in the new waterlines and as an expression of my greater confidence have drawn them at 3ft below the wale and 1.5 ft above (in the original plans I went for 2 ft and 1 ft respectively which just added extra work and did not allow the auto curve CAD functions to work as cleanly as they could).
Rather than go into exhaustive detail Wayne's tutorial covers this nicely. I did have to make a couple of leaps of faith though. Which I shall detail here just in case they are invalid leaps.
First up when working above the wale towards the rear of the ship you will notice that most plan sets suddenly stop 'bending' the lines to the keel and start sticking straight out as so -
Below the wale the waterline should start at the rabbet line. Above the keel this does not exist. Instead I used the handy stern line (here in blue)
coupled with one of the rear dotted plan lines from the sheet as my 'start' point above though I am not entirely certain what this relates to - I don't think (what do I know) that this will affect anything later on as other superstructure builds up this.
Whatever else you do don't forget and treat this like a station line though as that will really damage your hull shape..
The other area is in the placement of the cap rail. annoyingly enough is not the highest rail on the ship but (at the rear) the following (in the light brown colour)
The superstructure above this is not part of the standard framing as can be seen if I switch on my underlying frames trace.
In the center of the ship I am using the bottom dotted line. Mainly because again that is where my frame plan frames complete.
At the bow I was confronted with more of a conundrum. Here the frames clearly end at the upper rail but when transposing horizontal constructions across the lines completed at the following (note the little horizontal green lines which indicate this point)
The lines above this suddenly shoot vertical so looking at my plans I drew a construction from the top of the timberheads where they crossed a station line and then threw a couple of horizontal construction lines off. This appears to match the vertical limit of the body plan lines on the body plan. My problem is that the timberheads (if I remember correctly) were an extension of the frames. So my problem is should I use that line as the cap rail on the sheer or the cap rail as it exists for the majority of the frames. - The timberheads are after all intermittent and do not occur on every frame..
Anyone this stage is fast so if anyone has any criticism of the approach then please say before I get back on to it. Thanks for reading..
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Posted 27 May 2013 - 06:04 AM
Thanks for your discussion Josh!
My own drafting and building has come to a grinding halt so it is a pleasure to follow you along.
I cant really get in to talk about your details and findings, just thinking "hm.. yup, ah, yeah that's right" and so
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Posted 27 May 2013 - 06:19 PM
Thanks for the comment, I find the cad work relaxing (at least when I believe I am working correctly that is)
Posted 27 May 2013 - 09:39 PM
Your cad work is excellent. I have been following this from the beginning. Keep the pictures coming.
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Posted 11 June 2013 - 08:09 PM
Just a quick update. The plan is redone and faired and I am ready to start (back) on the primary drawings again. Keeping the original plan lines on a hidden layer proved useful in checking the validity of my completed plan as below. Here the new station lines are in blue and the original station lines in black
Last time through I started on separate completion plans for each section (i.e frames, keel etc etc) this time I am getting the basics correct on the primary plan and then simplifying to work on each new plan. Here is my working copy of the keel master plan. All I have done so far is copy the information from the main plan and started stripping down the info to what I want to show on the plan. No doubt there will be some adjustments I notice that will need to be mimicked back on the main plan but I should be in a better state to undertake this.
Hopefully I will get the smart version of the Keel Master out of the way by next week then can re-do the keel, false keel, stem, bow, keelson individual break out plans.
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Posted 13 June 2013 - 08:03 PM
Without further ado here is the keel master. As before I am utilising EdT's plan styles because they are just so stylish.
and since I cannot appear to get turbo cad to save it in a readable format for the web
As stated before onto the construction plans for the keel/false keel next
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Posted 13 June 2013 - 08:23 PM
Looks great, Joss. I think re-starting was a good thing. Hopefully, it'll go better this time.
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Posted 14 June 2013 - 08:45 AM
Been quietly following along on your thread. The restart seems to be well worth it. Looking good.
Posted 14 June 2013 - 09:57 AM
Thanks both for the comments
Posted 22 June 2013 - 01:46 PM
Things are progressing nicely and I am currently on the 'smart' plans. I wont upload the keel/false keel parts plan as that is quite simple and thus not that exciting. Here though is the smart sheer plan. I have also finally worked out how to get a viewable image out of turbocad. Save as a pdf. Open in pdf reader and screenshot it..
Next week I plan on starting on the framing plan.
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Posted 03 September 2013 - 02:29 AM
Ports are spec'd at 28" deep by 30" wide for a 32 gun ship (Steel, 1805). The sizes you quote are very close to those for a 38 gun ship (30" x 34").
Posted 03 September 2013 - 07:51 AM
Cheers Druxey, I shall carry out some more validation against some of the other original plans tonight. Is that measurement frame to frame or would it include any 'interior' wood i.e gunport sill would reduce the height of the gap and could be around 2 inches plus any wood (if any was used) on the vertical.
I will hit the books before carrying on further to see if I can resolve the discrepancy myself.
Posted 03 September 2013 - 02:07 PM
Hello, I just wonder if this computer-aided design of a period wooden ship isn't plain misleading. Don't misunderstand me, I also work as a professional architect, busy all the day long with my 3D models, but I remember the old days of the hand drawing and I have seen how this 3D models and uncanny precision of the CAD can modify your thinking. I mean, there may be too much precision which for practical reasons wouldn't be necessary for a wooden ship, where some 1-2 cm of adjustment and deviation from the standard dimensions would have been quite normal.
Then, there is something else which annoys me from a long time ago and I am not yet sure how it was on a real ships.What do I mean:
I know all period plans of these ships show the vertical sides of a gunport to be a true vertical, while the "horizontals" are parallel with the respective gundeck. Is it like that on their period plans because it is plainly easier to draw or was it also true in reality?
Each gundeck lid would have been custom-built and then fixed to place, a tedious and time consuming process.
For the real ship I believe it would have been easier to do it otherwise. I mean, on the shipyard there must have been a logical development of the things. First, the frames were erected and put to place. Then, the external wooden skin was put to place, then the gundeck beams were fixed inside and the gundeck put over. Then, I believe for practical reasons it would have been easier for them to make a wooden jig of exactly the needed size for the gunport aperture including two "legs' to align it do the deck at the needed height, mark the place and then cut the gunport along the marks. If it was needed, the true vertical of the frame was adjusted away to make room for the gunport aperture. This way the "horizontals" would be paralel with the deck, the "verticals" of the gunports wouldn't be true verticals anymore, however the gunport lids would have been at 90 degrees each, easy to build, easy to adjust and easy to switch from one gunport to another if needed.
What do you think?
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Posted 03 September 2013 - 02:31 PM
Cheers for the comment. Other people will probably give a better answer than I can but as the decks can sweep at quite an angle it would make no sense to have the gunports true horizontal as they would then be angled as to the deck the gun was being serviced from. If the ports were true horizontal then the gun would not always be able to cover all directions as the deck drop/rise would cause the cannon to 'touch' the gunport or alternately not be able to reach it at all.
The sides would be vertical because the frames that erm framed them were vertical (and if they were not then the ship wrights would have a much worse time building the ship than they would coping with what are much smaller angled gunports).
I doubt that is a very satisfactory answer though so we will see if anyone can provide a better one.
Posted 03 September 2013 - 02:50 PM
If port sills were all horizontal and not parallel to the deck sheer then the planking of each inside would need to be chiselled out square. In addition, the curve of the ship's sides prevents port lids from being interchangeable. You could ask why a ship has sheer and is not flat along the decks. Sheer is required to counteract the tendency for the (wooden) structure to sag and for drainage. A ship is very unlike the architecture of a building, where all items are at right angles, parallel and eight horizontal or vertical, modern day cruise ships excepted!
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