sl/499.1 (S.L. 499.1)

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1. Art. 2 Interpretation.
2. PART II
3. Art. 3 Ships on fire, damaged, etc.
4. Art. 4 Advance notice of call of ships.
5. Art. 5 Ship’s signals on entering.
6. Art. 7 Speed in port.
7. Art. 8 Anchors to be in readiness for letting go.
8. Art. 9 Derricks.
9. Art. 10 Report on arrival and. or departure of a ship.
10. Art. 11 Due notice of ship’s departure to be given.
11. Art. 13 Ships berthed at Fishmarket or Kalkara Gate Anchorages.
12. Art. 14 Authority to assign berths and control berthing.
13. Art. 15 Prohibited anchorages.
14. Art. 16 Prohibitedmooring for small craft.
15. Art. 17 Sufficienthandson board.
16. Art. 18 Ropes.
17. Art. 19 Additional precautions.
18. Art. 20 Rat guards.
19. Art. 21 Special provisions relatingtotrafficin ports.
20. Art. 23 Use of buoys.
21. Art. 24 Erection of leading marks and laying of buoys.
22. PART III
23. Art. 25 Use of ship’s whistle or siren.
24. Art. 26 Fire on ships.
25. Art. 27 Ships to be open for inspection.
26. Art. 28 Working of lighters.
27. Art. 29 Boarding or leaving ships.
28. Art. 30 Cleanliness, nuisances,etc.,ina port.
29. Art. 31 Notification of hulk or wreck.
30. Art. 32 Levy and recovery of rent.
31. Art. 33 Removal of ship having offensive matter on board.
32. Art. 34 Protection of hatchways.
33. Art. 35 Fencingofhatches, etc.
34. Art. 36 Ships laden with coal.
35. Art. 37 Fumigation.
36. Art. 38 Repairs to ships.
37. Art. 39 Restriction on use of flame apparatus in ports.
38. Art. 40 No boats, ship’s gear, etc., may be placed on any quay.
39. Art. 41 Explosives may not be used or guns fired.
40. Art. 42 Propellers may not be turned in a port without previous warning.
41. Art. 43 Fouling of moorings, etc.
42. Art. 44 Crews of ships to take lines. Authority may cut lines.
43. PART IV
44. Art. 46 Closing roads, wharves, etc.
45. Art. 47 Trespassers.
46. Art. 48 Vehicles to take place assigned.
47. Art. 49 Vehicles to move when required.
48. Art. 50 Dangerous driving.
49. Art. 51 Control of vehicles.
50. Art. 52 Fire hydrants.
51. Art. 53 Fire-fighting operations.
52. Art. 54 Power to exclude public in case of fire.
53. Art. 55 Enteringorleaving an enclosed port area.
54. Art. 57 Portgatesclosedin non-working hours.
55. Art. 58 Prohibition of entry in an enclosed port area.
56. Art. 59 Entry in certain parts of port.
57. Art. 59A Free access without any fee to terminals for service providers.
58. Art. 60 Hawking and trading.
59. Art. 61 Bathing.
60. Art. 62 Smoking.
61. Art. 64 List of heavy lifts.
62. Art. 65 Order of working of ships.
63. Art. 66 Ship’s appliances to be ready for work.
64. Art. 67 Master to superintend loading or discharge.
65. Art. 68 Ships to be worked with reasonable despatch.
66. Art. 69 Use of port plant and hire of plant and gear.
67. Art. 70 Requests to work and overtime work.
68. Art. 72 Receipts for cargo.
69. Art. 73 When cargo considered landed.
70. Art. 75 Cargo delivered on board.
71. Art. 76 Landing and embarking passengers.
72. PART VI
73. Art. 77 Handling of cargo atAuthority’s direction.
74. Art. 79 Goods not to be delivered without authority from Customs.
75. Art. 80 Documents required before cargo delivered.
76. Art. 81 Empty containers.
77. Art. 82 Depositing of imported goods.
78. Art. 83 Documents required for goods for export.
79. Art. 84 Depositing of goods for export.
80. Art. 85 Goods for export and relative documents to be received in time.
81. Art. 86 Cancelling or amending orders.
82. Art. 87 When weight or measurement not available.
83. Art. 88 Marking of packages.
84. Art. 89 Delivery to Government warehouse.
85. Art. 90 Defective packages.
86. Art. 91 Unpacking of goods.
87. Art. 92 Acids, etc., landed in leaky condition.
88. Art. 93 Authoritymaydeal withdangerousand offensive goods.
89. Art. 94 Carriage of explosives.
90. PART VII
91. Art. 95 Goods warehoused in the open.
92. Art. 96 Certain goods for warehousing may be refused.
93. Art. 97 Transfer of goods within a port.
94. Art. 98 Removal of export cargo.
95. Art. 99 When insufficient warehousing accommodation available.
96. Art. 100 Change of ownership of goods.
97. Art. 101 Transhipment cargo.
98. Art. 102 Passengers’ baggage.
99. PART VIII
100. Art. 103 Definitions.
101. Art. 104 Classification of explosives.
102. Art. 105 Application of Part VIII.
103. Art. 106 Responsibility of master.
104. Art. 107 Master or agent to give notice of explosives, inflammable or dangerous goods including radioactive and fissible materials on board.
105. Art. 108 Berthing of ships carrying explosives, inflammable or dangerous goods including radioactive and fissile materials.
106. Art. 110 Ship’s fire-fighting appliances to be ready.
107. Art. 111 Restrictions and precautions.
108. Art. 112 No fires, lights, etc., in craft carryingexplosives or inflammable goods.
109. Art. 113 Working of wireless transmitter and radar installations.
110. Art. 114 Fires and lights.
111. Art. 115 Repairs.
112. Art. 116 Shiptobeinastate of readiness to move.
113. Art. 117 Landing places for explosives.
114. Art. 118 Control of landing, loading etc., of explosives at quays.
115. Art. 119 Loading and unloading of service explosives.
116. Art. 120 Inspection and examination.
117. Art. 121 Permits to land explosives.
118. Art. 122 Direction of Authority.
119. Art. 123 Conveyance of detonators.
120. Art. 124 Technical advice.
121. Art. 125 Ship’s supervision of handling of explosives.
122. Art. 126 Handling of explosives.
123. Art. 127 Explosives not to be handled with any other goods.
124. Art. 128 General precautions.
125. Art. 129 Fire-fighting arrangements.
126. Art. 130 Maximum quantities on craft.
127. PART IX
128. Art. 132 Powers of Authority.
129. Art. 133 Licences.
130. Art. 135 Other enactments and regulations.
131. Art. 136 Forms.
132. Art. 137 Application of Part V of theAct.
133. Art. 138 Authority may remove any ship.
134. PART IV
135. Art. 1 time of arrival/departure
136. Art. 12 remaining cargo will be
137. Art. 22