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(b) Fuel- o' " v. o. o Firewood * , ... • * ... * * ... zib. $ (e) Fresh water, one imperial gallon. Such water shall be stored in iron tanks or sweet casks. * •.” - ', ' , , In the case of steamers carrying an apparatus for distilling fresh water from salt, a supply equal to five-sevenths of a gallon per head per diem shall suffice. In Calcutta and Bombay such water shall be obtained from the municipal pipes, గా (b) Medical stores and other appliances for maintaining health, cleanliness, and decency. II. Every native passenger ship shall, before certificate B as provided in section 11 of the Act is granted, have on board— no (a) if she carry a surgeon, a supply of medicines and surgical appliances as set forth in schedule A hercuuto annexed ; 德 (b) if she do not carry a surgeon, a supply of medicines and appliances as set forth in schedule B hereunto annexed, together with written or printed instructions for their use in a language which the commander or some other officer of the ship can read; (e) in either case, a sufficient supply of disinfecting powder or fluid. III. Every such ship carrying more than 100 native passengers shall be fitted with a hospital suitable for segregating from the main body of the passengers persons attacked by any infectious disease. IV. Every such ship shall he fitted with not less than two privies, sufficiently" screened from public view and readily accessible, and with one more such privy for every 100 passengers, or part thereof, carried in excess of 100. A proportion of such privies, in any case not less than one if there be any females among the passengers, shall be set apart for the exclusive use of females, corresponding, as nearly as may be, to the proportion of female to male passengers. V. Every such ship shall be provided with not less than two places for washing, sufficiently screened from public view, whereof a full proportion, as described in Rule IV, shall be set apart exclusively for females. VI. Cattle shall be securely penned in, so as not to inconvenience the passengers. VII. A convenient place for cooking shall be set apart on deck, with one or more cabooses, or cooking ranges, properly housed and covered. ASMSMS MMS MMSMS MAAASA SSASAS SSAS - -s =g-سي-gge (c) Boats, anchors and cables. VIII. Every native passenger ship shall, before certificate B as provided in section 11 of the Act is granted, be provided with boats according to the scale laid down in schedule C hereunto annexed. All such boats shall be fully fitted with all usual appliances. IX. Every such ship shall at such time be provided with not less than three anchors and cables. MSMSM MATMMMMATAMSMAAA AAAA AAAA AAAA AAAA AAAA SAAAAAS SAAAAAA TTAAA S0 A (d) Instruments for purposes of novigation. X. Every native passenger ship shall, before certificate B as provided in section 11 of • the Act is granted, be provided with— (a) not less than two good compasses; and if she be an iron ship, the deviation of her compasses shall be ascertained on every point and be recorded in the log book; (b) charts suitable for the voyage she is about to undertake; (c) not less than three chronometers, and not less than two sextants or quadrants and barometers, unless her size be under 240 tons, and she be bound on a short voyage, in which case it shall suffice if she be provided with a sextant or a quadrant. kál [government Gazette, 28th August 1877.]
