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cause is unable to continue‘ discharging its cargo it shall
at once give place to the next in order of arrival.

18. Vessex Anonesipe Wuarr. Unless the Treas-
urer in any particular case otherwise directs, no vessel
engaged in the carriage of passengers or cargo shall remain
alongside any public wharf except while actually loading or
unloading carzo or landing or embarking passengers and
their luggave, and when not so engaged shall be removed
a sufficient distance so as not to obstruct such wharf.

19. Marytenancr oF Orper in Harsour. The
harbour master may give any reasonable order tending to
the maintenance of good order in the harbour or alongside
or on board of any vessel in the harbour; and any person
wilfully disobeying such order shall be guiliy of an offence
against these regulations.

20. Ust or Cranes. No person shall at any time
make use of any crane which is placed and maintained on
any public wharf without first having obtained the permis-
sion of the Treasurer or harbour master; and any person
making use of any such crane without such permission shall
be guilty of an offence against these regulations.

21. Lyapitity ror Orrencr. Where in these regula-
tions it is- provided that a vessel shall do or shall not do any
act or that any act shall or shali pot be done from a vessel,
the master or the person or persons concerned in any
manner with the working of such vessel shall be liable to
the penalty provided for the breach of such regulation.

22. Prnaxties. Every person convicted of an offence
against any of these regulations for which no penalty is
provided by the regulation shall be liable to a fine not
exceeding thirty four dollars and twenty nine cents.

Made by the Governor in Council this 28th day of
July, 1955.

M. Titvey,
Clerk of the Council.

ANTIGUA.
Printed at the Government Printing Office, Leeward Islands,
by E. M. Buackman, Government Printer.— By Authority.
1955,

25/00031 --500—9.55. [Price 7 cents.]