coaling

Each day when she returned the coaling was still continuing.

There was also the question of adequate resources for coaling.

In the near future a coaling facility should also be brought into operation.

The coaling was the next task to be completed.

Next to the coaling station there were often water cranes and works buildings.

A new, elevated coaling road and 45,000 gallon water tank was provided before 1908.

There are also sidings, a water tower and coaling stage.

It was also one of the major coaling stations in the English Channel.

A pair of locks and a ship coaling berth were constructed here.

So once the high ground around here was secured they'd have a coaling station: the reason for starting the war here.

They returned to the Zephyr, where Tom had finished the coaling.

The building was a 10 track straight through brick shed, with a large coaling plant and turntable.

The Confederate attack again surged forward to capture the Coaling.

The locomotive coaling plant was one of the biggest in the country and had opened in 1915.

She was later used as a coaling ship for the whaling station in South Georgia.

This gave rise to the idea of equipping a sailing ship instead, since it would not require coaling.

The company expanded into coaling, shipping and banking.

Tourists dotted the old coaling docks and sat on beaches enjoying their day in the sun.

Steam locomotives require an infrastructure for their coaling, maintenance and especially water supply.

Oil bunkering became a major industry alongside coaling.

In fact, by 24 April the northern British ships had returned to harbour for coaling.

If a state of war existed, England as a neutral was bound to close her coaling stations to belligerents.

The once modern coaling plant was now just a mass of huge broken lumps of concrete.

A fortified coaling station and a more serious force was raised to be stationed upon Thursday Island in 1877.

A preserved turntable, coaling, watering, and sanding facilities are still in operation.