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息 XII. If fire annihilators or fire-engines are carried, they should be placed under the special charge of one of the principal officers and the ship's carpenter, who should be held responsible that, with the buckets and other fire apparatus, they are kept in a state fit for immediate use. The engine should be worked once or twice a week, to keep it in proper order. • XIII. No native passenger ship shall put to sea until all her cargo is properly stowed away and the decks cleared.of any loose straw, hay, or other inflammable material. XIV. Immediately before leaving port, the passengers shall be called on to deliver"up whatever lucifer matches, gunpowder, or other inflammable articles they may have about them : any passenger onlitting or refusing to deliver up any such articles will be liable to punishment. XV. No naked lights must on any account be used in the hold or store-rooms or in the between-decks, except under trustworthy superintendence. No person must be allowed to read in bed with a naked light. Smoking between decks is strictly prohibited. XVI. Spirits must never be opencd in the hold, but should be hoisted on deck for the purpose. XVII. As soon as possible after leaving port the officers and crew should be divided into parties, and assigned to stations, in case of fire. $ فة خيم , UNDRR SEction 48. I. For the purposes of Act VIII of 1876, the following shall be deemed to be seasons of fair and foul weather :- 䲁 Statement of Foul and Fair Seasons in British Indian Coasts. -- - ------- .ممس مالاusعيمه -مس - www... सिन्ञ्ज झेल सिss * ** وی همه مسجد جامع بجس-حسین-مم-سمه سیستد. - - so -T- س. همده-w wـپه مs، ner خط تعبیه ! ~-w kind, Bombay, and Ceylon (Gulf of w Mad Bengal (includi t 醬 o:!!! Ü | 6:' Si'i:. Rest of Burma. Janua ... January ... January '... January ... January. ఫి. ... February ... February ... February . ... February. March to G & ti ို့}} h ... March ... March. & April 1st to 15th April 1st ig 15th . ... یہnممم o April ...{為醬盟 您” o,...}April ... April. May ... ] Mау ... May ... May ... | Мау. Лите ... | June . . | June ... | June ... || Jина. July ... Jιι/ν ... July so to b o ... July. t W ugust 1st to 15th ... August ... August ... August ~ : August 16th to 31st }August. September ... Septembef - to a கi September to 4 & : - 1644 Qctober lot to 15 * ctober 1st to ٭ سس۔ سِس سال ) October ... | Octobor • ‘’’ { detober 16th to 31st %O&ober “l Oct. to 16th 31st. November . . ormer ... November to a w { ನಿ:ಸ್ಮೀ }N ovember. December ... December ... ; December ... December ..., | December. " | - ** سلصد +-r – * - wr-m; Foul weather seasons are in italion. Fair weather seasons in Roman. [Government Gasette, 28th August 1877)
