References are to sections, not to pages.

HARBOUR, defined, 742.

HARBOUR AUTHORITY, defined, 742.

removal of wreck by, 530.

HIGH COURT, and salvage, 564.

H.

Admiralty division to exercise jurisdiction of, Merchant Shipping Rules,

Appendix II.

HOME-TRADE SHIP, defined, 742.

agreement with crew, 116.

to be delivered to superintendent every six months, 119.

wages in, when paid, 135.

log of, 242 (2).

and list of crew, 253.

passenger ship, defined 742.

passenger steamer, deck passengers on, 285 (3).

master's powers on, 287, 288.

HOSE on passenger steamers, 285 (2).

HULL TRINITY HOUSE, 632.

I.

ILLNESS, to be entered in log, 239, 240.

INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP, 107, 108.

INDIA, defined, Int. Act, § 18, ss. 3, 4. See Appendix I.
natives of, agreements with, 125, 185.

British, emigrant ships of, 368.

INFANTS, and registration of ships, 55.

born on board ship, 254, 339.

INJURY, to be entered in log, 107, 108.

on fishing boat, record of, 385.

INQUIRY by Board of Trade into officer's misconduct, 471.
re-hearing of, 475.

rules for, 479.

into shipping casualties, 465, Appendix VIII.

INSPECTION of provisions and water, 206, Appendix VII.
of accommodation for seamen, 210, and Schedule VI.
of grain cargo, 455.

INSPECTOR, BOARD OF TRADE, 728.

powers of, 729.

penalty for obstructing, 730.

PERSONS HAVING POWERS OF-

medical inspector of ships, 202.

superintendent, 386, 387, 690.

surveyor of ships, 420 (3), 431, 463 (5).

person holding inquiry into shipping casualties, 465.

into officer's misconduct, 471 (3).

officer inspecting grain cargo, 455.

INSPECTOR, MEDICAL, OF SEAMEN, 203.
how appointed, 204.

in British possession, 205.

INTERPRETER, on emigrant ships, 304.

IRELAND, disputes as to salvage in, 550.

J.

JERSEY, registration of ships in, 4.

JEWELS, shipowner not liable for theft of, 502.
JOINT OWNERS of ship, how registered, 5.

References are to sections, not to pages.

L.

LANDING goods by shipowner in default of consignec, 493.
LASCARS, agreements with, 125, 185.

LEGAL PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE defined, 742.
LICENCES to supply seamen, 110.

supplying seamen without, 111.
of passage broker, 343, 344.
of emigrant runner, 348, 349.
of pilot. See PILOT.

LIEN, seamen cannot abandon their, on ship, 156.
for freight on goods landed by shipowner, 494.

LIFEBOATS to be carried by British ships, 427.
LIFEBOAT SERVICE, defined, 742.

LIFE BUOYS on emigrant ship, 290.

on fishing boats, 375.

to be carried by British ships, 427.

how discharged, 495.

LIFE-JACKETS AND LIFE-RAFTs to be carried by British ships, 427.
LIFE-SAVING APPLIANCES, rules for, 427, and Appendix.

References are to sections, not to pages.

LIGHTHOUSE AUTHORITIES, GENERAL-continued.

powers as to land, 639.

approval of Trinity House and Board of Trade required, 640.
Trinity House may direct works by, 641.

expenses of, 651.

establishments of, 659.

estimates and accounts for expenses of, 660.

advance of funds to, by Treasury, 661.

mortgage of Mercantile Marine Fund for, 662.

advances to, by Public Works Loan Commissioners, 663.
accounts of, 664.

LIGHTHOUSES, COMMISSIONERS of Northern, 634, 668.
LIMITATION, OF ACTIONS under Part III. against officials, 358.

OF LIABILITY, of shipowner, 503.

court apportions claims under, 504.

of foreign ship, 504 (2, c).

and part owners, 505.

and insurance, 506.

LOCAL AUTHORITY and seamen's lodging-houses, 214.

LOCAL MARINE BOARD, constitution and procedure, 244, Schedule VII.

controlled by Board of Trade, 245.

and Mercantile Marine Offices, 246.

embezzlement by officers of, 248.

to hold examinations for certificate of competency, 94.

to appoint medical inspectors, 204.

and inquiry into misconduct of officers, 471.
to send returns to Board of Trade, 714.
LODGING-HOUSES, seamen's, 214–216.
LOG-BOOK, to be kept in a certain form, 239.
entries in, when and how made, 239 (4, 5).
how attested, 239 (6).

as evidence, 239 (6).

not kept as directed, effect, 241 (1).
not made up at time, effect, 241 (2).
destruction or mutilation of, 241 (3).
to be delivered to superintendent, 242.

References are to sections, not to pages.

LOG-BOOK-Continued.

to be sent home, if ship lost or log no longer required, 243.
master to enter property of dead seamen in, 169.
report as to provisions and water in, 198.

entries in, as to anti-scorbutics, 200 (3).

collisions to be entered in, 423.

record of draught of water and clearside in, 436 (3).
load-line to be entered in, 423.

orders of naval court to be entered in, 483 (3).

LONDON DISTRICT of Trinity House, 618.

"LONDON GAZETTE," publication in, 740.

LOSS OF SHIP, delivery up of certificate of registry on, 21.
wages on, 158, 174.

log to be sent home, 243.

report of, 426.

inquiry into, 464–468.

LOSS OF CERTIFICATE of registry, 17.

of mortgage or sale, 45.

of competency or service, 101.

LOSS OF LIFE ON SHIP, inquiry into, 464-468.
LUCIFER MATCHES, how to be shipped, 446.
LUNATICS, and registration of ships, 55.

cancelling or suspending of, 469-474.

neglecting to have British ship marked, 7.
using wrong certificate of registry, 16.
change of, 19.

ship's papers to be handed over on, 258.

to deliver certificate of registry for endorsement, 19, 20.

to deliver up certificate on loss of ship, 21.

to enter into agreement with crew, 113.

to report changes in crew, 117.

on return, to deliver agreement with crew to superintendent, 118 (3).

to post up in ship agreement with crew, 120.

and discharge of seamen 127-130.

and discharge of seamen abroad, 186-188.

to obtain sanction for discharge of seamen abroad, 188.

to give certificate of discharge, 128.

to return officers' certificates, 128 (2).

to make report of seaman's character, 129.

to deliver account of wages and deduction, 132.

References are to sections, not to pages.

MASTER-continued.

to keep book of deductions, 133.

to get statement of wages paid, 136 (5).

his right to recover wages and disbursements, 167.
accounts between owner and, 167 (3).

and property of deceased seamen, 169–171.
to carry distressed British seamen, 192.

and complaints as to provisions and water, 198.
medical expenses of, 207.

breach of duty of, endangering ship or life, 220.
to enter desertion abroad in log, 228, 229.

to make out list of crew, 253, 255.

to record births and deaths, 254.

in foreign port to deposit ship's papers, 257.
and disorderly passengers, 287, 288.

bond of, in emigrant ship, 309, 310.

passenger list, prepared by, 311, 312, 336.

OF EMIGRANT SHIP to allow emigration officers to inspect, 315.
to report ship putting back, 317.
owner ultimately liable to, 361.

to post abstracts of Part III., 361.
to provide copies of Part III., 361.

displaying signals of distress without cause, 434,

power to deal with dangerous goods, 448.

and timber cargo, 451.

and grain cargo, 452-456.

and unseaworthy ships, 457-463.

courts may remove, 472.

courts may appoint new, 473 (3).

liable for pilotage dues, 591.

to inform pilot of draught of ship, 595.

pilotage certificate for, 599, 604 (2).

not taking pilot, liable to fine, 603 (2), 622 (2).

MATE, certificate of, 92-104.

cancelling or suspension of, 469–474.

pilotage certificate of, 599, 600, 604 (2).

MEASUREMENT of tonnage, fees for, 83, Schedule III.

MEASURES, to be supplied on ship, 201.

MEDICAL attendance of master and seamen, 207.

inspection of emigrant ships, 306, 307.

inspector of ships, 202.

inspector of seamen, 203.

practitioner for certain ships, 209.

on emigrant ships, 303.

stores to be supplied on board ship, 200.

inspection of, 202.

of bad quality, 200 (7).

and attendance, failure to provide on board ship, 207 (4).

on emigrant ships, 300.

MERCANTILE MARINE FUND and distressed British seamen, 194.

mortgage of, for lighthouse expenses, 662.

sums payable to, 676.

sums payable by, 677.

subsidy to, by Parliament, 678.

accounts and audit of, 679.

MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICES, 246–250.

and superintendents, 246, 247.