NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
MEASUREMENT OF PASSENGER SPACES
SPACES WHICH ARE NOT TO BE MEASURED, ETC.
VENTILATION
LIGHTING
DOORS AND BOOBY HATCHES
STAIRWAYS
WATER CLOSETS
WASHING PLACES
FUEL, WATER AND PROVISIONS
HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION FOR UNBERTHED AND THIRD CLASS BERTHED PASSENGERS
GALLEYS
GOODS ON PASSENGER DECKS
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER SHIPS
STANDARD TEST-PIECES
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR BOILER STEEL
BOILER PLATES
ANGLE, RIVET AND STAY BARS
WROUGHT IRON FOR COMBUSTION CHAMBER STAYS
BOILER TUBES
STEEL FORGINGS
STEEL CASTINGS
MALLEABLE CAST-IRON
ORDINARY CAST-IRON
SOLID-DRAWN STEEL STEAM AND FEED PIPES
LAP WELDED STEEL STEAM PIPES
LAP WELDED IRON STEAM PIPES
ANNEALING OF IRON AND STEEL PIPES
SOLID DRAWN AIR BOTTLES
SPECIAL MATERIAL AND MATERIAL MANUFACTURED ABROAD
SURVEY
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13. In the case of well-decked ships, the deck spaces between the top gallant forecastle and raised quarter deck, bridge house, or poop, as the case may be, shall not be included, in the measurement for passengers, unless the deck is, in the opinion of a surveyor of ships, of sufficient height above the water, as indicated by the deepest subdivision draft to render it fit for their accommodation, and the freeing ports are fitted with suitable grids for the protection of the passengers, and children, and are in accordance with the following scale:
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