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DOCKS AND ENGINEERING FIRMS

1017

KAWASAKI DOCKYARD CO.,

LIMITED.

Cable Address

"ZOSEN"

A. 1. A.B.C., Scott and

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Engineering Codes

used.

Telephones:

856-General Office (L.D.)

151-Engineering Dept.

737-Store Department.

President:

KOJIRO MATSUKATA.

Vice-President:

YOSHITARO KAWASAKI.

KOBE, JAPAN.

CONS

YONSTRUCTORS and Repairers of Vessels of any description. Vessels of the most modern types built within a reasonable period consistent with good workmanship. Experienced workmen accustomed to the construction of Wood, Iron, or Steel Craft. Steam and Sailing Yachts constructed on the finest lines, according to any design submitted by the world's best designers. A very careful study of Yachts for racing has been undertaken by the KAWASAKI DOCKYARD Co. Patronised by the N. Y. K., O. S. K., and many other First Class Companies. Patronised by the Mercantile Marine Bureau of Japan, and the Custom House and Lighthouse boards of Foreign Nations. Experts competent to deal with Any Description of Machinery are permanently engaged by this Firm. All work Guaranteed to give complete satisfaction to our patrons; every improve- ment of the latest and most approved order is introduced into the construction of any work undertaken by us. Orders immediately responded to from all parts of the East. The Kawasaki Dockyard work has successfully competed with all other ship-building companies of importance, and their work is second to none. High Speed and Shallow Draught Vessels a specialty. Estimates and designs for any kind of craft prepared at short notice. Established upwards of a quarter of a century, and well known to the principal shipbuilding Firms of the World. The reputation of the Kawasaki Dockyard Company has been established on it's own merits, i.e.—sound workmanship at a Reasonable outlay of cost necessary for work that will obtain the approval of the Highest Experts in Marine Construction. Correspondence in all languages promptly replied to, and estimates forwarded. Competent interpreters for the principal languages may be found at the works.

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