( &)&) ) tPaar II. Signal No. 2–A red disc presented to approaching vessels indicates that the passage is not clear, or that a vessel is coming through the opening from the opposite direction. Officers in charge of vessels, ori observing this signal, shall not attempt the passage, but shall keep clear of the opening so as to allow the vessels coming from the opposite direction to pass through. Signal No. 3.-A white disc presented to approaching vessels indicates that the passage is clear. Officers in charge of vessels waiting to make the passage may, on obscrying this signal, proceed through the opening. 2. Except at slack water and modcrate tides of both ebb and flood, no passenger, cargo, or other boat shall use the small openings. At all other times the 60 feet and shore openings shall be the only authorized channels for the passage of boats. No boat of any description shall at any time use the space provided for the passage of vessels when the same may be open for that purpose. 8. When signal No. 1 is hoisted, no cargo, passcnger, or any other boat shall cross over near the opening of the bridge provided for the passage of ships. 4. The mastors, owners, or agents of vessels wishing to pass through the ship opening of the bridge shall give notice to that effect at the office of the Commissioners three hours before the hour fixed for opening the bridge, provided that no such application will be received between the hours of 6 P.M. and 6 A.M. 5. All foot passengers, persons in charge of vehicles or animals, &c., shall, in crossing the bridge, keep to that side of the bridge which is on their left hand. 6. No vehicle of any description shall be turned while on the bridge for the purpose . . of returning to the same side from which it camc. 7. Except with the permission of the Vice-Chairman or Superintendent, no person shall be allowed on the bridge during the time the thoroughfare is closed. 8. Notice shall be given to the Superintendent of the bridge the day before it is desired to take over the bridge any load exceeding 3 tons in weight. Such loads shall not be taken on the bridge except in the presence of the Superintendent, or of an officer deputed by him to be in attendance: or CXcept at such hours as shall be fixed by the Superintendent on receipt of the aforesaid notice. 9. Every person making use of the bridge except for the purpose of going to, or returning from, the railway station at Howrah, shall be liable to pay toll, whether or not he crosses from one bank to the other. J. E. T. NrcoLis, Col., R. E, Seey. to the Govt. of Bengal, P. W. D. அ s SS SSAS SSAS SSAS SSAS SSAS IRRIGATION. க_ INотIFICATiок. The 5th January 1876. No. 6.--So much of Notification No. 66, dated 15th February 1875, published at page 211 of Part I of the Calcutta Gazette of the 17th idem, as refers to “a piece of land i I mouzah Khanamohana, pergunnah Shahapore, 185 feet in length and 190 feet wide, more or less,” is cancelled. sGovernment Gazette, 18th January 1876.]
