CO129-457 - Public Offices - 1919 — Page 413

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parts of the vessel under survey. Phun as regards the Hongkong Marine Surveyor's reference to the partial shade deck of light

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a truo ti on. His vier is supported by the present senior master of the Douglas line, who gives the opinion that Captain Macdonalds descristian is wrong and mi si eading and that the inclusion of the deck for moveurement survey purposen in therefore entirely logi -

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Speaking generally I am strongly inclined to think that any drastie outting down of the passenger nognæsodation of vennala employed in the comat trade would be neither justifiable ner Jedi ant without adequate reason, and I would submit that no such reasons sxist, experience of many years having demonstrated that vessels meksured at the const ports under the present system can carry their admol estan ts with safety and without inconvenience

complaint of overcrowding.

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evi- which, from the 2nd paragraph of your despatch under reply, dently exists as regards the status of the officers entrusted with

These the measurement of emigrati on vessels at the coast porta. gentlemen are not only fully qualified and competent men, but are directly appointed by me an Hin Majesty's Government surveyors, performing their duties as regular officiel servants of the Cross- I would add that I fail to find any warrant for the harbour Kas

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