Word: shipments
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...With further reference to your letter of the twenty-sixth of January, in which you informed me of the shipment of four motor ambulances for Great Britain, I have received Sir Edward Grey's instructions to express the grateful acknowledgement of His Majesty's government for this generous gift from Yale and Harvard students. I should be much obliged if you would kindly inform the donors of the warm appreciation felt by the British government for the sympathy and consideration which prompted their actions...
...first lot of the University Register for 1914-15, which went on sale yesterday afternoon, has been disposed of completely. Another shipment, containing 300 copies, will arrive on Monday and volumes may be purchased at the two stores of the Co-operative, beginning Monday afternoon, at the price...
...chemistry department of Cornell University will suffer the loss of a large shipment of apparatus which has been held up in Hamburg, Germany, on account of the war. In the spring a large number of supplies were ordered from different factories all through Germany and would have reached here about the first of September had not the war broken out. The department may possibly be handicapped in its work because of this, but, however, will suffer no shortage of chemicals...
Inclusive of these copies the first shipment of 800 volumes has been received from the printers. The Tuttle Company, of Rutland, Vt., and has been placed on sale. The second shipment, of 1200 books, is expected in the next few days. The Register will then probably be offered for sale also at the Union and Memorial Hall...
...shells presented to the University boat club by W. C. Baylies '84 and S. Shillito '79 were injured in shipment form England on the steamship Georgian. During a storm one of the life boats broke loose and fell upon the box containing the shells, breaking off four feet of the stern of the eight-oar and crushing the bow of the four-oar. It cannot be ascertained whether there is any further damage until an examination is made by the insurance officers...