The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-14

exceeding aud fifty feet into fourteen
equal parts.
Glass sir Vessels of which the tonnage length
ing the above measurement is above hundred and
fifty feet, with sixteen equal parts.
Then the hold being sufficiently cleared admit of the
required depths and breadth being properly TAKEN find
of such vessel point
length follows Measure the depth each point of dvi
sion from point distance of the
the beam below such deck in of break below
line stretched continuation thereof the upper side of
the foOrtimber the inside of Underestimate after
deducng the average thickness of ceiling which be
the bilgeplanks and Underestimate then if the depth
the mishp division of the length do exceed Is
divide each depth four equal parts then the
inside horizontal breadth each of the three points of dv
and also at the upper and lower points of the depth,
extending each the average thickness of that
part of the ceiling which is between the points of
ment number those breadths from above, numbering the
upper breadth and down to the lowest breadth
multiply the second and fourth by four and the third by
add the products together, and to the add the first
breadth the fifth multiply quantity
tanned by onethird of the interval between the
breadth, and the products shall be deemed
bat if the midhip depth exceed sixteen feet divide
each depth into equal parts instead of four and
before directed horizontal breadth the five points
of division and also the upper and lower points of the
depth, number them from above before, multiply the
second fourth and sixth by four and the third and fifth by
add these products together and the add the first
breadth and the last SEVENTH multiply the quantities thus
obtained by onehird of the interval between the
breadths products shall be deemed
Having ascertaned the each point
of division of the length of the vessel required above,
proceed the register the vessel the
following Number the successfully 1, 2,
No. being at the extreme limit of the length the
bow and the last number the extreme limit of the length
then whether the length be divided according
to the table sixteen parts class and g.
intermediate number, in classes 2, 3, and 5, multiply
and every numbered by four and the
third and every numbered except last
odd tho
they yield anything multiply the quantities
thus obtained by one-thrd of the interval between
the product will be the cubca contents of the
space the tonnage deck divide this product by
hundred quoent being the tonnage under the
mage deck shall be deemed the register tonnage of the
sell subject the additions hereinafter mentioned there
a break poop any other permanent closed in space
the upper decks the deck available for
for the berhing OF passengers
the tonnage of such space shall be asceraned fol
lows Measure the internal length of snch space
feet and divide it into number of equal parts of
distance under shall be nearly equal
those length of the tonnage deck has been
divided the middle of its height the inside
breadhs namely each end and each of the points
division numbering them successfully two, three
FORTH then the of the end breadhs add four
of the numbered beadhs and twice the
sum odd numbered bread except the first and last
and multiply the whole by onethird of the
interval between the breadths the product will givS the
horizontal osuch space Then measure the
height panks of the Depth and multiply by it
horizontal the by hundred
and quoten shall be deemed to be the tonnage of
space shall be added the tonnage under the tonnage
decks aforesaid. If vessel has third deck
spar deck the tonnage of the between it and the
tonnage shall be acertaned follows Measure in
feet length the space the middle of its height
from plank the side of the STERN the plank in
of the and divide the length into the
number of equal parts into which the length of the
tonnage deck divided also the middle of its
height the inside breadth of the space each of the points
DIVISION also the breadth of the and the breadth at
the stern number them successfully one, three and
forth commencing the stern multiply the second and all
numbered breadhs by four ana the third and all
the other odd numbered beadt except the first and last by
two the of these products add the first and last
breadths, multiply the whole by one-thd of the
mon the breadth and result will
superficial feet the horizontal of such space
measure the height between the plank of the two
decks and multiply by it the horizontal and the
product will be the cubcal of the space divide
this product by hundred and the quoent shall be
deemed be the of such space and shall be added