CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 266

number of Passengers

by the tonnage of

the vessel, un facte

The

bystein employed

for measuring

asuring the

tonnage of British

in future

whips will be applied

A

to all vessels Ausplayed

in the carriage of Passengers. I see

no ofection to this

but I have to infor. notification,- exprimally

that

As in the Bill now

befre

Parliament

for

the Assendament

of the Passengers'

Ash, this proposed altogether

from the Tornage check.

to execept vessels

sailing

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dailing from stag

Kay face the Tonnage

cheek.

The Proclamalia

Substitutes fr

the

Provisions and Merraing

required by thie previous Proclamaling

Quch Provisions And

Medicines as

may

be approved by the Quigration Afficer.

This is unobjectionable

itself

in propte bich the

pimple Law has not

Authorised the

Isovenor to delegate

Auch