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April 24th will ma rl< yet another link in the transportation chain between the agriculture rich "Garden of he Gulf" Province of Prince Edward Island and the rest of Canada. The 279’ length, 2,500 ton, ice- breaking terry “Confederation” will run from Borden, P.E.|., to Tormentine, NVB. with a capacity of 300

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passengers, 68 cars and a deck capacity of15 axle tons. Built by Halifax Shipyards, the twin engined 2,600 developed horse-power terry traveling Up to 3i knots, is unique with its double bow enabling it to fit present docking facilities at both Borden and Cape Tormentine. The $3,000,000 terry was con- structed from Halifax Shipyards‘ own working drawings.

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3 BUILDING BERTHS T015.000 TONS. O GRAVING DOCK — 567’x102’6”x 27’OVER KEEL BLOCKS. O 0 MARINE RAILWAY DRY DOCKS — 100 to 3.000 TONS. O FLOATING DRY DOCK — 000’ x "'3"! 81' OVER KEEL BLOCKS O FLOATING CRANE-TO SO LONG TONS. O EXPERIENCED MEN IN EVERY SHOP.

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