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2.-(1.) If any person is guilty of an offence under this Act, he shall be liable on conviction on indictment or on summary conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or to a fine not exceeding 2001., or to both such imprisonment and fine.

(2.) Any person aggrieved by a summary conviction under this Act may, in England or Ireland, appeal to a court of quarter sessions, and in Scotland in like manner as in the case of a conviction under "The Motor Car Act, 1903," as provided by section 18 of that Act.

3. This Act may be cited as “The Aerial Navigation Act, 1911."

Penalties

for offences.

Short title.

Schedule III.

PROPOSED LIST OF AREAS OVER WHICH FLYING SHOULD BE

PROHIBITED.

NOTE. Each Area extends outwards to a distance of three geographical miles from the perimeter of the positions mentioned in the right-hand column.

(A.) Defended Ports, &c.

Port.

Tay Forth

Tyne

Harwich

Thames and Medway

Dover

Newhaven Portsmouth

Portland

Plymouth

Milford Haven

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:

Central Position in Area.

Broughty Ferry. InchkeithIsland. Forth Bridge.

Rosyth.

Crombie Magazines.

Spanish Battery.

Shotley and Landguard.

Shoeburyness.

Tilbury.

Allhallows.

Grain.

Sheerness.

Chattenden Magazines and Lodge

Hill.

Chathain Dockyard.

Teapot Hard.

Thames Haven.

Dover Castle.

Shakespeare Cliff. Newhaven. Fort Cumberland. Dockyard.

Cosham.

Fareham.

Gosport.

Needles Battery.

Hurst Castle.

Culver Cliff.

Spithead Anchorage.

Southampton Docks. Marchwood Magazines. Portland.

Weymouth.

Osmington.

Turnchapel.

Plymstock.

Keyhamand Devonport Dockyards.

Kingsand.

Bull Point Magazines.

Angle.

Milford Haven.

St. Ann's Head. Pembroke Dockyard.

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