Tute 4.—The several members of a Board of Appointment, except the Harbour Master, shall be paid the sum of Zs. 7 for each examination.
Tute 5.—There shall be but one Pilot on any Board of Appointment.
GexenaL Recunation V.
Pilot's License: by whom to be issued.
Tute 6.—It shall be obligatory on Pilots to hand to the Masters of vessels they pilot into port, their Licenses and Pilot Regulations. The Master is authorized to keep the same until the vessel has been satisfactorily moored in the berth assigned by Harbour Master or his deputies. In case the Pilot should get the vessel he is piloting on shore or into any diflleulty, the Master of the vessel should, if he wish to hold the Pilot responsible, hand the Licence to the Harbour Mas-
7.—Any licenced Pilot is authorized to demand for inspection the License of any y2r-son representing himself to be a Pilot, and acting as such on board a vessel, and give such information to the Assistant Harbour Master as shall lead to the identification of offending persons, Gesenat Recuratioy VIL
Pilot's License: to whom subordinated.
Rue $.—A Pilot having a dispute with the Master of a vessel relative to his employment, may refer the case to the Harbour Muster before the discharge of cargo.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.