Meanings of wharfage in English

The wharfage is wholly occupied by steamers and sailing-craft trading within the Archipelago.

My first job was to collect wharfage from the boats along a certain route.

This includes shipping costs, a quality premium for Australian fuel standards, insurance and wharfage costs.

The largest steamers afloat can find wharfage at her docks and safe anchorage in her waters.

At eleven o'clock on Monday night we quietly come alongside at the Bergen wharfage, but the rain keeps on.

One advantage to the first boat was free wharfage the balance of the season in every town and city along the river.

From that day forward there was unlimited wharfage at disposal, and there were excellent macadamized roads leading to all parts of the command.

Not unfrequently, however, heavy seas sweep through the wide channels between these small islands interfering seriously with vessels lying alongside the present limited wharfage.

Boats were charged such heavy wharfage that they could not afford to land for one or two passengers or a light lot of freight.

Then there was a clamorous demand for "wharfage," and the hackman charged half a dollar for taking me a quarter of a mile.

Steamers from Europe were to find wharfage in some of the bays of Long Island, and the passage across the Atlantic reduced to six days!

Roy and Mary Guest, who had to leave their home on the Wharfage in Ironbridge, said they were disappointed Eustice had not visited them.

The wharfage is wholly occupied by steamers and sailing-craft trading within the Archipelago.

My first job was to collect wharfage from the boats along a certain route.

This includes shipping costs, a quality premium for Australian fuel standards, insurance and wharfage costs.

The largest steamers afloat can find wharfage at her docks and safe anchorage in her waters.