Image from page 406 of "Motoring aboard" (1908)
Identifier: motoringaboard00pres
Title: Motoring aboard
Authors: Presbrey, Frank Spencer, 1855- [from old catalog]
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Publisher: New York, The Outing publishing company
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We made the run from. Holyhead to Bettivys-y-Coed over one of the finest roads in the world. chapter tKtoentp=one Jfrom ©utilin ^Ijrougt) UBalesf to Cnglanb WE left Dublin with regret; as it is sucha beautiful city and there is so muchto enjoy there. We arranged forspace for our car on the night passenger boatto Holyhead, Wales, so that it would go overwith us, and we turned the car over to the agentof the line at the London and Northwestern pierin Dublin about five oclock. The gross chargefor loading, unloading and taking it over, all atthe companys risk, was 43^ 9d (about $10.50).We had failed to remember that it is one of therules of shipment on all of these boats that thetank of the motor must be entirely emptied ofgasoline and as our tank held about twenty gal-lons and we had filled it that afternoon wedonated the whole amount to the wharf-master,who quietly filled pail after pail and emptiedthem into a large barrel which he evidently keptthere to receive contributions of this s
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Image from page 406 of "Motoring aboard" (1908)
Identifier: motoringaboard00pres
Title: Motoring aboard
Authors: Presbrey, Frank Spencer, 1855- [from old catalog]
Subjects:
Publisher: New York, The Outing publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress
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Cfjapter 9rhjentp=onetlTfjrougt OTales; into €nslanb
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We made the run from. Holyhead to Bettivys-y-Coed over one of the finest roads in the world. chapter tKtoentp=one Jfrom ©utilin ^Ijrougt) UBalesf to Cnglanb WE left Dublin with regret; as it is sucha beautiful city and there is so muchto enjoy there. We arranged forspace for our car on the night passenger boatto Holyhead, Wales, so that it would go overwith us, and we turned the car over to the agentof the line at the London and Northwestern pierin Dublin about five oclock. The gross chargefor loading, unloading and taking it over, all atthe companys risk, was 43^ 9d (about $10.50).We had failed to remember that it is one of therules of shipment on all of these boats that thetank of the motor must be entirely emptied ofgasoline and as our tank held about twenty gal-lons and we had filled it that afternoon wedonated the whole amount to the wharf-master,who quietly filled pail after pail and emptiedthem into a large barrel which he evidently keptthere to receive contributions of this s
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