Noun:

জাহাজে প্রয়োজনীয় দ্রব্য সরবরাহকারী,

ship's chandler's Usage Examples:

White (photographer), American celebrity photographer Timothy White, ship's chandler and pharmacist; founder of British retailer Timothy Whites Timothy.

William Thompson (2 March 1839 – 21 September 1906) was a sailor, ship's chandler and politician in the State of South Australia.

It is uncertain whether he was by occupation a ship's chandler, a pattern-maker, a plane iron maker or an ironmonger.

His father was Dix Sherwin, a ship's chandler.

He later finished his working life as a ship's chandler.

The ship's chandler feature much of its original furniture and fittings as well as artifacts.

William Galloway operated a ship's chandler business at 89 Edward Street, Brisbane.

White) Timothy White (disambiguation) (or Tim White) Timothy White, ship's chandler and pharmacist, founder of British retailer Timothy Whites Todd White.

Scottish-American sailor John Paul Jones) is an apprentice to Bicoquet, a ship's chandler in Saint-Malo.

life for himself, returning to Singapore and becoming a successful ship's chandler.

He went first to Peru to work as a ship's chandler for the firm of Bryce and Company, to the merchantmen harvesting guano.

flown ensign was finally given in thanks to William Anderson, whose ship's chandler company helped make repairs and provide supplies to Alabama in Cape.

Glasgow, Scotland to Janet (née McKechnie) and Donald Campbell, a ship's chandler.

Cardiff, he entered into a partnership with William Seager, a Cardiff ship's chandler, to establish the Tempus Shipping Co Ltd, which then ordered their.

He then worked as a carpenter and ship's chandler until deciding to emigrate to South Australia.

In 1905 it included a ship's chandler and a fish shop; in 1906, Frank H.