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empire boat tours
Owner/Operator: Empire Boat Tours, New
York.
Main Particulars:
Overall Length: 101 feet; Beam: 27 feet:
Full Load Draft: 5 feet Passenger capacity: 523.
Main Engines: Two 300-hp Detroit Diesel 8V92 diesels.
Equipment List:
Propellers Michigan Wheel
Generator engines John Deere
Generators Lima
Reduction gears Allison
Shafts Armco Aquamet
Engine controls Mathers
Steering controls Wagner
MARITIME LOND
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FESTIVAL
Maritime London '89 is an international business festival in the heart of one of the world's most important shipping centres. Of the numerous events scheduled, you may decide to take part on any or all - but, to be anywhere other than the City of London during the week 17-21 April '89 could mean missing out on untold business opportunities. At least one person at senior management level in your company should be there.
A summary of the week's events (with just a hint of the business potential)
The Seatrade Awards Ceremony Dinner
The Awards Ceremony Dinner, in aid of charity, takes place in the City of London's Guildhall on Monday 17 April 1989. Over 600 senior people from all sectors of maritime related business worldwide will gather for a reception and formal, black-tie, dinner to honour the awards winners. It's a splendid time for making new contacts, greeting old friends, and entertaining clients.
Expoship London and the Exhibition Seminars
As a showcase for new technology, conduit of trade and birthplace of new ideas, Expoship London '89 will host over 200 companies from around 40 nations.
The Money & Ships Conference
This well-known and highly respected forum will, once again, tackle major issues affecting the industry. Over the past twenty years attendance at these conferences has averaged around 375 delegates - many of whom are influential in the control of commercial organi- sations active in the maritime field.
Seatrade Receptions
The following programme is subject to change but will serve to indicate the general scheme: | Tuesday 18 April 1989 1.00pm A Seatrade Reception for invited Shippers, Charterers and Ports Executives. 5.30pm A Seatrade Reception for Exhibitors and Conference Delegates. (Wednesday 19 April 1989 1.00pm A Seatrade Reception for Conference Delegates. 5.00pm A Seatrade Reception for invited Marine Engineers, Naval Architects, and Marine Superintendents. ^Thursday 20 April 1989 1.00pm A Seatrade Reception for invited Shipowners and Conference Delegates. 5.00pm A Seatrade Reception for members of one of the Overseas Delegations.
H Friday 21 April 1989 4.30pm A Seatrade End-of-the-week Special!
The Seatrade Club offers 'open house' to old and new friends - exhibitors, delegates, speakers, award winners... in fact anyone who has the energy and time to spare or a reason to celebrate. Simple refreshments will be available through to 6.00 pm.
An exhibition of paintings by members of the Royal Society of Marine Artists
The pictures will hang in the Seatrade Club right through Maritime London Week.
For information about how to attend:
UNITED STATES
TELEPHONE: (212) 393 1000
TELEFAX: (212) 6085874
TELEX: 233629 SEA UR
Or write to: Vivian Cebollero,
Conference and Exhibition Manager,
The Seatrade Organisation, Suite 1805, 40 Rector Street, New York, NY 10006
UNITED KINGDOM
TELEPHONE: 44 206 45121
TELEFAX: 44 206 45190
TELEX: 98517 DISOP G
Or write to: Maritime London '89
Enquiries and reservations Department,
The Seatrade Organisation, Fairfax House,
Causton Road, Colchester COl 1RJ.
Bowthruster Seamaster
VHF radios Uniden
Radar Rayhteo
Compass Ritchie
Depth sounder Data Marine
Fire pump Crown
Bilge pump Flomar
Sewage pump Hydromatic
MASSACHUSETTS
Commuter Boat
Builder: Gulf Craft, Inc., Patterson, La.
Owner/Operator: Massachusetts Bay Lines,
Inc., Hingham, Mass.
Main Particulars:
Overall Length: 95 feet; Beam: 28 feet;
Draft: 6 feet; Passenger capacity: 345.
Main Engines: Four Detroit Diesel 12V71TI diesels rated at 720 hp each at 2,300 rpm.
Equipment List:
Propellers Columbian Bronze
Generator engines .... Detroit Diesel
Generators KATO
Reduction gears Twin Disc
Engine controls Morse
Steering controls . Hydraulics/Gulf Craft
VHF radios Raytheon
Radar Furuno
Compass Danforth
Loran Furun
Loudhailer Cybernet
A/C & heating Carrier
A/C pumps STA-RITE
Bilge pump Peabody Barnes
Fire pump Berkley
Freshwater pump Sears
Hydraulic pumps Hydreco
Sewage pump Peabody Barnes
Sanitation pump Peabody Barnes
Water heater Kenmore
Battery chargers Lamarch
Engine room blowers LF Gaubert
Life floats Jim Buoy
Water lights Guest
MAUI PRINCESS
Passenger/Cargo Ferry
Conversion: Aluminum Boats, Inc., Crown
Point, La.
Owner/Operator: Sealink of Hawaii, Inc..
Maui, Hawaii.
Main Particulars:
Overall Length: 117 feet; Passenger capac- ity: 149; Cargo capacity (with passengers): 10 tons; Cargo capacity (without passen- gers): 60 tons.
Main Engines: Two rebuilt Detroit Diesel 12V71 diesels. 24 Circle 180 on Reader Service Card Maritime Reporter/Engineering News