Description
"Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co., Limited
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEEL
Merchant bars, sheets and plates - from 12 gauge up to 1 inch thick. Any Widths up to 50 inches.
Heavy forgings Hammered Shafts
Nothing required in Canada too Large for us
Steam and Electric Car Axels Fish Plates and other Ry Materials
Tee Rails - 12, 18 and 28 lbs per yard
Scotia Pig Iron for Foundry Use
Also miners and shippers of
The Famous Old Mines "SYDNEY"
Colliers
Sydney Mines
COAL
Shipping Port
North Sydney
An unsurpassed evaportaing coal. HIghest in Carbon. Lowest in Ash.
UNRIVALED FACILITIES FOR BUNKERING at NORTH SYDNEY
THE BEST HOUSE COAL ------- THE BEST STEAM COAL
Quick Despatch loading best results steaming.
Two points that always appeal to shipowneres
Sailing Vessels Loaded Promptly.
For prices and other particulars, appy to
HEAD OFFICE NEW GLASGOW, NS"
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co., Ltd. Ad
- Type
- image
- Views
- 992
- Source
- Eastern Chronicle
- File ID
- EC Sept 24 1913 p7
- File Location
- Microfilm Reel 29
- Added
- Aug 10, 2017
- Contributed by
- Susan Parker
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