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subjects is to be entered.
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"That the 'Record Book' is a book kept at the office of the Registrar General of Seamen and Shipping in London, in which the name, tonnage, and number of the crew of each vessel employed during the year are entered, and that from this book the particulars as required for the return, so far as relates to the United Kingdom, are copied. But of course the particulars may be taken from any documents that will give the required information. That the working sheets are merely sheets of paper (specimen attached) in which...
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subjects is to be entered.
3.
"That the "Record Book is a
book Rept at the office of the
Registrar General of Seamen and Shipping in London, in which the
name, tonnage
and number of
the crew of each vessel employed
during the
are entered, and
year
that from this book the particulárs
as
required for the return, sofar
relates to the United Kingdom,
copied. But of course the
be taken from
particulars
may
any
documents that will give the
required information. That the
working sheets
are merely sheets
of paper (specimen attached) in
which
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