phon the wecanion of the Emperor been his rendezvous), rang Ming Huang's failure to Tleaven, and earth are ao bright tonight, In hee" davit doth the fair moon An isle of the sea, and a, whined of except when at its wharf or moor. sab jer. Drunken men or Women makes betting by a poor man regarded as definitely harmful (into-m rabbit' of ings in or at a port or place "of! Jonding or discharge, be deemed be. within a danger ror® whether on a voyage from Hong~ kong or on a voyage to Hong-ong.
30.—No ship sbiall Jouve the waters of the Colony except from the Harbour, and after leaving ite wharf or' moorings td while within a danger one no pas. tenger or thing shall be allowed to embark or be taken on board except in. the saving of lifo or: rescue work a6 sea, 31.—Every ship shall carry least 4 "guards, and River Steamers on the routes given in 29 (1) and (2) shall carry at least gaurd 22.—Mhe duties of the guards shall be ts follows;—(n) Mo, alo the Polio in searching the passengers an thie baggie und' goods, the crew and staff of the shi and their belongings, and the ship and ite stores (b) To protect the bridge. deck fund equipment, and cargo.
and th access from. the bridge deck to the engine and boiler rooms, (c) To. endeavour as far as} possible to soc that no am munition or arma are smuggled on board.
No guard shall be employed on any, "duty other than those specified above.
30.—Subject to the performance of the duties required of them by those regulations, and subject to the right of the' Captain Ssu! porintondent of Police to direct them "with reference to any search, the guards shall, be under the entire control of the master of the ship, and shall take no orders direct from the owners, agents, charterer or licensees of the ship, "and. all orders given by the owners, agents, charterers of licensees fo any guard shall be iven through the master' of the
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