PART VI.
A SELECTION FROM the
THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS.
I. International Provisions which have been applied to Foreign Countries
by Order in Council.
A-Tonnage Measurement of Foreign Ships (s. 84).
B-Going on board Arriving Ship without leave (ss. 218, 219). C-Apprehension of Deserters from Foreign Ships (s. 238). D-Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, and as to Signals
of Distress (ss. 418, 419, 424, 434).
E-Exemption of Foreign Ships from Rules as to Life-Saving Appliances (ss. 427 to 431; Act of 1906, ss. 4, 5).
F-Recognition of Foreign Deck-line and Load-line Certificates (s. 445).
G-Application of Life-Salvage provisions to Foreign Ships (ss. 544, 545).
H-General Provision for extending other provisions of the Act to
Foreign Countries (s. 734).
II. Provisions which have been applied to the Colonies by Order in Council.
A-Recognition of Colonial Load-line Certificates (s. 444).
B-Colonial Certificates of Competency (s. 102).
C-Imprisonment in Colonies of persons sentenced by Naval Courts
(Act of 1906, s. 67).
III. Provisions applicable to Colonial Legislatures and Governors, etc.