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(Fraser. Vol. I, P. 503).

(Fraser, Vol. I. T. 290). (10 of 1899).

(Fraser, Vol. I. D. 3551.

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Type Il vessel.

Any vessel habitually trading outside river trade limits which is not a type I vessel.

Type III vessel.

Any vessel habitually trading within river trade limits in possession of

(a) a valid Safety Certificate issued in respect of such vessel by the Government of a Safety Convention country in accordance with the Safety Convention; or

(b) a valid Safety Equipment Certificate issued in respect of such vessel by the Government of a Safety Conven- tion country in accordance with the Safety Convention;

or

(e) a certificate issued in respect of such vessel by a Govern- ment surveyor to the effect that such vessel complies with the requirements of the Merchant Shipping (Fire Appliances) Regulations, 1935, applicable to such vessel,

and which is not a type V or VI vessel.

Type IP vessel.

Any vessel which is not a type I, II, III, V or VI vessel.

Type vessel.

1

Any vessel required to be licensed under the regulations promulgated as Table E under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, 1899.

Type i vessel.

Any vessel required to be licensed under the regulations pro- mulgated as Table S under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, 1899.

Type VII vessel,

Any tanker, petroleum lighter or case oil vessel.

(2) The Director shall, so far as is practicable, prepare and maintain a list of vessels indicating the type referred to in para- graph (1) to which each vessel, in his opinion, belongs, and the

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said list shall be displayed at the office of the Marine Department for public inspection. Any vessel referred to in the said list shall, for the purposes of these regulations, be deemed to belong to the type specified therein as being appropriate to such vessel : Provided that nothing in this paragraph shall affect the classification, for the purposes of these regulations, of any vessel not included in the said list.

(3) Any person aggrieved by any classification contained in the said list shall apply to the Director for a survey of the vessel concerned and shall produce such evidence in relation to the vessel's seaworthiness and equipment as may be required by the Director. The Director shall thereupon confirm or amend such classification, having regard to the survey and evidence.

(4) Any Government surveyor or officer of the Marine Department may go on board and inspect any vessel for the purpose of classifying or reclassifying the vessel. The Director may, as a result of such inspection, reclassify the vessel concerned and shall amend the list accordingly.

PART II.

PORT PROCEDURE FOR VESSELS CARRYING, LOADING OR DISCHARGING DANGEROUS GOODS.

4.

Section A-Type I vessels.

un arrival

when

Any type I vessel carrying any dangerous goods of port Procedure class A, B, E or F entering the waters of the Colony shall proceed directly to a dangerous goods anchorage, unless the currying Director has given the vessel permission to do otherwise, and dangerous

goods of shall not move therefrom without the permission of the Director: port class

A, B, E Provided that if any type I vessel is carrying dangerous or F. goods of port class F which are to be discharged at a prescribed place, and there are on board no dangerous goods of port class A, B or E, such vessel may, on entering the waters of the Colony proceed directly to that prescribed place.

5. Any type I vessel carrying any dangerous goods entering Procedure the waters of the Colony→→→

on arrival

whon

(a) in respect of which the dangerous goods manifest required carrying by regulation 141 has not been forwarded to the Director; goods on

or

dangerous

fire, etc.