" and another
survey
has to
be held. It is manifestly impossible that he can & examine every package and it would be unsrise to do so
as salted meat and other
preserved articles of food must naturally deteriorate
by exposure to the Atmosphers. After such an inspection shipmasters are invariably
told to consume the contents
of the opened packages. first. The provisions of the Dayspring were examined
and passed good quality. The provisions of Emigrant ships
in this
of
way
are
as
always
rejected when it is necessary
to do so and there is
ᄂᄋ
1
reason
why the "Dayspring
should have been
exempted
from this rule beyond that the necessity did not appear. 13 It is also impossible that
the officer shoned personally ascertain the actual quantity
of provisions and water
board and the Imperial
Legislature when framing the Chinese Tassengers act 1855 made provision for this by compelling the Master
to enter into a
thousand
bond of one
esand pounds "that if
" all and every of the Requirements " of the said Chinese Fassenger "Act and of the Regulation "Contained in Schedule (A) "to the said Act anneyed
IX.
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