CO129-368 - Acting Governor May - 1910 [8-9] — Page 80

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Aon: Col: Secretary.'

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Each of these vessels has to take out a license for each voyage,

(under section 31 of Ordinance 1 of 1939, as amended by Ord: 13 of 1304

and by Ord; 4 of 1908.), at this port; in order to obtain the license

it is ne399sary for her to cons here to undergo the various inspections

fo.' prescribed."

2. Only three batches of Saidrants have ever been shipped at this

port for South Africa, These left in 1904, on 24 May, 15 Sept: and

20 Deot.

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3. Until the new ordovedare (vabsequently sanctioned by Ord: 4 of 190

1908,) osas ints foron, the pratise was except in the case of the shove

westioned 3 shinssats, for the ships. after proaaring her license here,

to do to 5. Mim, where she subarked the seigrants, thenne to Darban,

where she disobarded them; and then baat here to get saother license,"

Then repatriation coenossed, the same direction contased, the ship

coessionally calling here both osɛing and doing. (bat only ons of these

two visite sopid somvere the Harbour Master: That on which she took out

her lissgus)

4. Now the direction is reversed.· Proe here they do to Durban, after

getting the fiomase, theese to E∙Chine, and then beak bara adain for

another linense, uniess they have any returning coolise for S, Chins, in which came they also call here on tõe my forth. (But still I only deal

with thee of the Booth Bound trip, The 2, 3 deals with the repatriates,

not I)

5. I have no reaard of the ambers of the Beigrants doing Dron or

retaraiad to E-China. - I i is impossible for us to have any such record.

as far sassed through here.· Bat even if bboy had all passed through,

the effiser sonointed to have duslinds with then was the R. G. farboer Msakse oogld only take sa sesdeeio interent is then.

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3. The payment of the silomase from the Transvaal Government and coasenned on 4 Aoril 1835, Sinne that data, the nopanded table shows the maubers of mailings of those ressols, the dates balag those anon which the liosssss were issued. From this table it will be seen that She rorafos have been fairly dontisoqs, if sarthing they are now