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Subject: Re: merchant seamen

Author: John Strange (crews)

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 28/02/08 5:36am In reply to: mike 's message, "merchant seamen" on 28/01/08 11:16am Was in Port Melbourne the other day when one of the many cruise ships was in port. It would appear that there are opportunities for the young, but they must be Philipino, Indoneasian, Goanese, Thai, or other sinilar countries. Obviuisly the wages are much lower for these people, though from what I have heard from those who have been on the ships they do a good job. happy daze john in oz [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Re: merchant seamen	albert bishop (Still Happy)	28/02/08 9:30am