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not been displayed in this instance.
Theze circunveternaes have been fully explained to the Parlour Master,
but he declined to listen to
any reason,
merely stating that the Law should
be carried out.
Kindly
note that we intend
sending a copy of this letter to the Board of Trade in London.
We have re
(Signed) Bretthefield & Swire Agents, Ocean Steamship Co.
* Minite by the Acting Hesabour Master:
Mese Butterfield
and Seire are
quite correct in the statement of the facts of this case in the 14 and 2nd paragraphs of their letter.
de the 3rd paragraphe they
state that there is
Carry
"distressed
objective to seamen,"
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Seeving that the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854 makes this compulsory-
The triam has a full complement of 722 Chinese Passenger
on board.
der
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penally of
£100 for each
seaman refused, this willingness
to e
Comply
with the provisions of
the law does not seems ver
reimarkable.
See
(a) o
ugly
very
They base their refusal
on two points, viz.-
a ce or i
modations.
(b) The presence of an
without Πιν
order
infant
for it's
passage.
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