In 1836 the wharfinger John Knill, who owned Fresh Wharf immediately to the north, took over Cox's and Hammond's Quay as a tenant.
12.
Keith Carradine plays Dad, the Rockport wharfinger, with a brand of gee-shucks, aw-whiz charm that's getting just a little too practiced.
13.
The SSS summonsed each crew member for refusal of duty, so the Police Court Bench obtained an independent survey of the ship by Captain Mills, wharfinger of Carnarvon.
14.
"' Harry Louis Moffatt "'( 1839 & ndash; 20 May 1913 ) was a notable New Zealand sailor, goldminer, storekeeper, wharfinger and writer.
15.
"The Crying of Lot 49 " by Thomas Pynchon has several characters seeing a play called'The Courier's Tragedy'by the fictitious Jacobean playwright Richard Wharfinger.
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Minerals and goods were the dominant traffic, and there were numerous wharves the company used the term borrowed from canal operation, and the person in charge of each wharf was a wharfinger.
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By 1914 it was estimated Wright had sold 60, 000 copies of his books, but he continued to work as a wharfinger in the Sydney suburb of Manly up until his death.
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After leaving school he was employed in a Manchester Warehouse and in 1840 he started employment with Charles Robert Colman Esq ., Ship Owner and Wharfinger in London, where he lived with his step aunt from his grandfather, Thomas Rossiter's second marriage.
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After a ship owned by the Cement Division of National Gypsum Co . and insured by the other respondents sank in a winter storm while berthed in a slip owned by petitioner Milwaukee ( City ), National Gypsum brought this admiralty suit for damages, alleging that the City had negligently breached its duty as a wharfinger.
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In 1980 the Ford's owner, the Cement Division of National Gypsum Co . ( National Gypsum ), brought suit against the City, invoking the District Court's admiralty and maritime jurisdiction . ( footnote 1 ) The complaint alleged that the City had breached its duty as a wharfinger by assigning the vessel to a berthing slip known to be unsafe in heavy winds and by failing to give adequate warning of hidden dangers in the slip.
