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to receive the quantity of coal and provisions (inclusive of the stores
on board), which has been settled, as a general rule, after-
already
consultation with the Naval
authorities and with the Harbour
· Master, i.c. coal for five days and provisions for
for ten days; saigon
being the nearest national Vort. "*
This application
granted, under the supervision, as
usual, of the Harbour Master.
3.
The
Officer Commanding
further
"See Governor to Seey of State N.57 of 3rd Feby. 188
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further applied for permission to purchase here a boat to replace a life-boat (embarcation de sauvetage),
which had been lost at sea. So this
application I at first demurred, but the Officer Commanding declared to me that the boat required
a
was not
fighting boat that could be used in warlike operations; and that if he were not permitted to |
no
acquire it, he would have boat that could be lowered in
in
sufficient time to save life
of accident, such as a sailor
Pa se
falling