CO129-493 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1926 [6-8] — Page 199

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(3)

(a) & (b) It is absolutely essential that one officer should

be on continuous duty in the Boarding Office from 9 a.m. to

5 p.m. to deal with applications for and the allocation of buoye as should such applications not be dealt with immediately ships

would be caused delay with the consequent financial loss to the

shipping firms. Because of this it has been found necessary to

do as much outside work as possible before the Harbour Office

opens and the Boarding Officers consequently start work in the

Harbour at 7 a.m. It has come to my notice that frequently

owing to the Boarding Officers being employed on other work,

the boarding of incoming vessels has been done by the Chinese

Coxswains of Harbour Department Launches. This is directly

against orders but owing to lack of staff I have found it

necessary to condone this irregularity.

(c) The value of the Moorings in this Harbour amount to

several lakhs (see 6 (b) of this report). No proper supervision

at present can be given to the relaying and changing of moorings which perforce has to be left to the Contractor. This I consid-

er a whole time job" for an officer and is considered as such

in Colombo Harbour, where the work is carried out by the

Harbour Engineer's Department. Supervision is extremely important as, should any mooring be defective the onus for compensation for damage done to shipping lies with Goverment

and not with the contractor.

(d)

Framination of candidates for Board of Trade Certific-

ates is held weekly and lasts from Tuesday to Friday · both

days inclusive. Written examinations are presided over by a

Chinese Clerk but the Oral examination has necessarily to be

taken by a fully qualified officer.

(0) These examinations are purely aral and have to be

taken by a fully qualified officer.

At present, the Assistant Harbour Master being on leave, there are only two fully qualified officers in the

Department viz. the Harbour Master and the Chief Boarding

Officer.

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