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Classified lvertisements — For Sale and Miscellaneous—Help and Positions Wanted Help Wanted Advertisements 6c per word—minimum advertisement—$3.00 For Sale and Miscellaneous Advertisements 10c per word—minimum advertisement—$3.00 Position Wanted Advertisements 4c per word—minimum advertisement—$1.00 Six words must be added for box address. To insure insertion, advertisements must reach us by the 10th of the month. For Sale FOR SALE: MARINE ENGINES AND BOIL- ers of all sizes, light draft, wooden and steel tug boats for sale or charter, derrick boats, deck Please have remittance accompany order. For Sale For Sale FOR SALE; ONE 125 FT. WOODEN STEAM yacht, twin screw, two masts, mahogany cabins. Cowles Towing Co., Buffalo, N. Y. scows and lighters for sale or charter. Cowles’ Towing Co., Buffalo, N. Y. FOR SALE 1 STEEL—3 WOOD STEAM FISHING TUGS U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, POLAND AND Dauphine Sts., New Orleans, La. SEALED BIDS, in duplicate, will be received until 11:00 A. M., June 27, 1929, and then _ publicly opened, for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for dredging the sata 7h an ses pation Nisa! . from Vermilion River to Mermentau River, La., 1204 West 11th St. comprising 10,875,000 cubic yards, excavation, CLEVELAND, OHIO place measurement. All right of way titles for this section have been approved by the local FOR SALE: ONE LEATHEM D. SMITH uv Ss. a This bibied si _ Le . * et providing these titles are approv y the gett Unloading. ¢qigment complete for canal office of the Chief of Engineers which is ex- size steamer. Cowles-Lenahan Dry Dock, Inc., pected will be the case. Further information Buffalo, N. Y. furnished on application. : FOR SALE: TWO 140 H.P. SKANDIA DIES- el engines for marine or stationary use. Ad- dress Box No. 405, care MARINE REVIEW, Cleveland. THE CASE FISH CO. a a IT TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS The classified section of MARINE REVIEW is for your convenience —its value is proving very worthwhile to everyone who uses it to buy and sell. If you want to buy or sell ships or marine equipment—need a man for your organization—make it known to the entire marine industry through the use of classified advertising in MARINE REVIEW. Mail copy for your advertisement in the July issue today, so it reaches us before June 20. MARINE REVIEW—June, 1929 87