, 1872-10-30
LIABILITY TO PENALTY.
MOTIVES

MOTIVES
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Customs and Commerce and later by hoM Ministry ohe, Interior in accordance with previous
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Between the Islands and disasters Of this kind have, in point Of fact Occurred sTe@Id time" ="
dna rules already enacted and Adopted BY all %aa5og nations and to fix p penalties 6 %" nn ~%s
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2 The oaomans contained in S sand Of Ordinance o9h August 1867 namely:
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" Open Fishing Boats and other Boats shall not be required to carry the Side Lights re
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have in substance @%T vo%o e been been % :l%i I %%so % %s TS: $ ' oFtsp" present. % Sds
ing vessels" hasmuoba no essential H6Snc" nb pointed out between Sailing Ships and Sail
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vi! with regard @s5t o % the Piotbo%s ST. o %%" Which Vi % are Somewhat %%s" h %%E% the PROVISION %%% %% % %%i IN
that they shall carry , a bright, Wits Light, which must be- eh5Esd sna GENTLY early
and to be more appropriate These craft do seldom or never go out at night and
they will whn they, exceptionally, are out by night, by exhibiting their light in proper
time Away be enabled avoid collision with larger vessels which hey, moreover are able to
see good while beforehand. The use Oneu Uniform latem for all smaller craft render it, also,
more yt coOl the observance the enactment The comed anem1 which, according
1s {" s oe o@as a %i t may %y Sss@yy%S T r %G tS@ the SS CRATE fGa @ % s%fo% ' v% S% d'n@sa tn The being sH
hbhrno lights enoned by 5 9. Only few of their lumber would be provided with the pre-
manner The pacioe of norob@rvane of the enactment thus becoming prevalent among the
smaller craft would easily be adopted by the aWr vessels THE observance of the Ordinance
would thus be npened to no purpose
The 9TH of the present draft is plain and contains nothing beyond an injunction which tiles
in the interest all parties to demand ado observe.
g. The mactmenh contained in 8 10 ofhe Ordnance concerning Fog Signals:
" Whenever there is Fog whether day or night the Fog Signals described below shall be
" carried and da and shall beS sounded at least very Five inuesV Wit
ga Steam Ships under weigh shall uses Steam Whistle placed before tefannI not less
than feet from thed deck;
&C. SMamS Ships and Sailing Ships not under weigh shall uses BELL"
are considered supfuow here owing to tep ecliaiies of the climate for which reason the us
omitted in the draft.
a. In tmI a. of At June 1867 the maximum Penalty is fixed at Rd 1O in the draft at $780,
S. In the la of 2t June 1867 the Penalties are directed to acme to the State Treasury
the Draft to the Colonial Treasury.
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