An order was sent out by the Director General of Railways, soon after his appointment, that mechanics from the repair shops of the west were to be shifted to the east to supply the call for help on the Atlantic border.

National Cash Register Co. (PWH); 18Dec63; R328051. Class 2000 Instruction booklet, body, for students in the repair school.

Other equally wise parents have tools in the house, and allow the boys to do all the repair work, the daughters all the family mending, or to care for the linen; the boys to put in electric fixtures and bells, and keep the batteries in order.

"the more they eat the more they nourish themselves:" eat and live, as the proverb is, "not knowing that only repairs man, which is well concocted, not that which is devoured."

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By that time, too, of course, German repair parties had mended all the wire before their trenches.

" Andy again heard the gong of the repair wagon.

Casey did not mind repair bills, so long as he achieved the speed he wanted.

"And we are five good miles from Hudgins and his repair kit.

There being abundance of good grass at this camp, we remained this day to shoe some of the horses and repair harness, etc., and rest the horses; nor was I sorry to get a day of comparative rest, as I had been in the saddle every day since leaving the Victoria on the 21st June.

The wear and consequent repair incident upon hard labor, calls for an equivalent in food; but when no labor is performed, a very moderate allowanceis all that is necessary, and it should be of easy digestibility.

He might even come up-stairs once in a while to get orders or do little repair jobs around the apartment.

I'm due back at the billets now really, and another two or three hours latewhew!" "Carryin' a message, I s'pose," said the sergeant, as together they seized the cycle and pushed it towards the repair lorry.

Nature throws out between and around the broken ends of bones a supply of repair material known as plastic lymph, which is changed to fibrous tissue, then to cartilage, and finally to bone.

People go out without spare clothing, food, first-aid equipment, repair outfit.

above the ground, care being taken to let the end under repair rest on a portable anvil, which is supplied with the necessary appliances.

I wrote Major Guilford yesterday, telling him that six pit gangs, all the roundhouse 'emergencies' and two outdoor repair squads couldn't begin to keep the cripples moving; and within a week every one of the labor unions has kicked through its grievance committee.

The officer charged with her repairs states in his letter, received August 27, 1801, that he had been led by circumstances, which he explains, to go considerably beyond his orders.

[Footnote 98: To avoid complicating the question, the water or distilling vessel, the hospital ship, and the repair vessel have not been considered specially.

For not keeping in repair vicarages, barns, dove-houses, etc., see ibid., xxvi, 20, 32.

For whom, I repeat it, was incurred the enormous expense of fitting up and keeping in repair accommodations for bathing at once 18,000 people?

40 years for water-power. 99 years for building-leases. 60 years for repairing-leases.

I saw her towed out of the repair basin an hour ago, and she must be away down the river by this time.

To the writer it seems, at least, to give a very notable proof of the collective ability of a colonizing race to overcome obstacles and repair blunders.

It may have been used for growing corn, and later it may be devoted to the building of houses, or, as at Slough, to a repair depot for motor vehicles.