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(f) the regulation of all plant, machinery or appliances,
whether floating or not, for loading or unloading
vessels, including the power to prescribe that none
shall enter any harbour or remain in it without the
permission of the Port Trust, and power to levy a rate
or sum of money thereon for the privilege of operating
in the harbours, and to regulate and control charges for
such services;
(g) the registration and licensing of all vessels under 60
tons measurement;
(h) the control and licensing of pilots, watermen, and such
other persons engaged in the work of operating the
services of the Port as the Port Trust may think desirable; (i) the prescribing of penalties that may be imposed on any
person violating or not observing any by-law which the
Port Trust is authorised to make under this Ordinance;
Provided that no such penalty shall exceed five hundred
dollars or sixty days imprisonment, or in default of paym➡!
ment of pecuniary penalty and of the costs of conviction,
imprisonment for a period not exceeding thirty days.
(j) the doing of anything necessary to carry out the provision
of this Ordinance within their true intent and meaning,
and generally for the administration, management and
control of the harbours, works and properties under the
jurisdiction of the Port Trust.
(2) By-laws made in accordance with the provisions of this
Ordinance shall be submitted for approval to the Governor in
Council, and when so approved shall be published in the
Gazette and when so published shall have the same force and
effect as if enacted herein.
23. If the violation or non-observance of any by-law is attended
with danger or annoyance to the public or hindrance to the Port
Trust in the lawful use or operation of any of the harbours, works,
or property under the administration, management, and control of
the Port Trust, it may, by or through its officers or employees, summarily interfere, using reasonable force, if necessary,
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