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the

space

in which the

British Passengers may be placed and the provision for them of a separate Dietary Scale.

Thirdly. If a Vessel having Passengers on board sails

from a

foreign Port to

a British Port, and

Cabin Passengers

only

take on board Cabin

Passengers

only

will she thereby be

brought under the Passenger Act as

regards

her other

Passengers, - and

so with. If

the

Vessel as

above calls at a British

Port and takes

Cargo only,

but obtains a clearance from

such British Port does the

same thereby bring her within the scope of the Passenger Act as regards her Passengers.

A copy of the Passenger

Act is annexed and

your

particular attention is

requested

as

regards the first

question to the 58th Section

of the Act

as

regards the second to the 13th, 14th and

38th, and 44th Sections

and as

regards the third to the definition of a Cabin Passenger in the

2nd Section.