New Zealand Gazette – 1911 – No. 36

Page 1489

✨ Shipping Licenses and Fees

MAY 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1489

Specially built sailing-vessels without hatches may carry all their cargo on deck up to a specified height. See paragraphs 4 and 11, pages 12 and 13.

Foreign-going steamships of Division B, Classes I and II, can carry the same proportion of live-stock on deck as the coal allowed. When both live-stock and coal are carried on deck of steamships they come under Division B, Class III.

SPECIAL LICENSE, CLASS A.

DIVISION B.—Class III: Examples of calculation for a special license, Class A, to carry live-stock as deck cargo, also coal on deck for ship’s use:—

Ship 3,000 tons net register, at 6 per cent., = 180 tons, or 180 bullocks, × 3 = 540 sheep.

Total carrying-tonnage allowed ... = 180
111 bullocks (1 to each ton) ... = 111
——
69
33 sheep, at 3 to a ton ... = 11
——
Coal on deck ... = 58

Reverse calculation:—
Coal ... = 58 Tons.
33 sheep ... = 11
111 bullocks ... = 111
——
Total carrying-tonnage allowed ... = 180

SPECIAL LICENSE, CLASS B.

DIVISION B.—Class III: Examples of calculation for a special license, class B, to carry live-stock as deck cargo, also coal on deck for ship’s use:—

Ship 3,000 tons net register, at 8 per cent., = 240 tons, or 240 bullocks, × 3 = 720 sheep.

Total carrying-tonnage allowed ... = 240 Tons.
140 tons coal ... = 140
——
100
80 bullocks (1 to each ton) ... = 80
——
20
Sheep ... = 60

Reverse calculation:—
Sheep ... = 20 Tons.
Bullocks ... = 80
Coal ... = 140
——
Total carrying-tonnage allowed ... = 240

SPECIAL LICENSE, CLASS A.—SAILING-SHIPS.

DIVISION B.—Class IV: Examples of calculation for a special license, Class A, to carry measurement deck cargo and live-stock.

SPECIAL LICENSE, CLASS B.—SAILING-SHIPS.

DIVISION B.—Class IV: Examples of calculation for a special license, Class B, to carry measurement deck cargo.

These ships shall comply with the same rules and regulations as intercolonial and home-trade ships.

SCHEDULE.

For a general license ... ... ... £ s. d.
0 5 0
For a special license, Class A ... ... 0 2 6
For a special license, Class B ... ... 0 2 6
For a special license to carry coal or dead-weight on deck, when the services of an expert are employed by the Superintendent ... 2 0 0
For a license in cases in which a Surveyor or other officer is employed by the Superintendent to inspect the ship before the issue of a license ... 1 0 0

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1911, No 36

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🚂 Special License Class A - Steamships (Division B, Class III) Calculations for Live-stock and Coal Deck Cargo

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KeywordsShipping license, Special license, Class A, Steamships, Live-stock, Deck cargo, Coal, Calculation, Tonnage, Division B, Class III

🚂 Special License Class B - Steamships (Division B, Class III) Calculations for Live-stock and Coal Deck Cargo

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🚂 Special License Class A - Sailing-Ships (Division B, Class IV) for Measurement Deck Cargo and Live-stock

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🚂 Special License Class B - Sailing-Ships (Division B, Class IV) for Measurement Deck Cargo

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🚂 Schedule of Fees for Shipping Licenses

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