Danmarks Handel og Industri

153 of coal and provisions can be obtained. No tugboats and no facilities for any repairs. Railroad tracks on wharves. A salvage steamer »Svitzer« is stationed at the port. Helsingør (Elsinore). Helsingør (Elsinore), is situated on the Danish side of the Northern entrance to the Sound, in Lat. 56° 2' N., Long. 12° 37' E., and is about 22 English miles from Copenhagen. There are 25 feet of water in the har- bour and at most of the wharves. Pilots should be obtained at »Lappe Grund« lightship. The wharves are 6 to 7 feet above sea level, and have railroad tracks. At this port repairs can be effected to all kinds of vessels and engines. There are several dry docks. The largest has keel blocks for a length of 370 feet and 18 feet of water at the entrance. The cranes at the shipyard can lift 80 and 45 tons. Coal, provisions and water are plentiful. Time signal at Greenwich mean noon for correction of chrono- meters, and facilities for regulating compasses. Storm signal displayed. Brokers and forwarding agents. K. 1. Marslrands Eflf. (T. »M arstrand«). Rasmussen & Randrup. Sophus Rasmussen. Chr. Schierbecks Eflf. (T. »Schierbeeks«). Bunkers. Helsingørs Bunker kul Depot, Ltd. (T. »Bunkerdepot«). Major Wrigth & Co., Ltd. Shipyard. Helsingør Jærnskibs- og Maskinbyggeri (T. »Skibsværftet«). Horsens. Horsens is situated in Lat. 55° 52' N., Long. 9° 52' E. at the head of the bay of the same name on the East coast of Jutland. The depth of the harbour is 21 feet, and the dredged channel leading to the harbour is 4 English miles long, 100 feet wide and has also 21 feet of water. Compulsory pilotage in the dredged channel. The services of a tugboat can be obtained. The wharves are 4 to 5 feet above water, and are provided with railroad tracks. There is a 5 ton crane, and also machine shops for small repairs. Coal, water