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Port of London 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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The following boats were found, on inspection, to be unregistered within the meaning of the Act:—

Date.Name of Boat.Registration Authority.Reason for Registration or Re-registration.
1914.
Jan. 16*" Dido "Port of LondonNew Boat.
„ 30*" Wales "DittoChange of Ownership.
„ 31*" Caledonia "DittoDitto.
„ 31*" England "DittoDitto.
„ 31*" Britannia "DittoDitto.
„ 31*" Mabel"DittoDitto.
Feb. 2*" Isis "DittoNew Boat.
„ 6*"Isis"DittoDitto.
„ 25" Eliza "No Certificate of Registration on board. Not lettered, marked and numbered.
March 14" Onward "New Boat.
April 11"Eliza"(See Feb. 25).
„ 15" Sandford "New Boat.
„ 23" Eliza "(See Feb. 25).
May 2" Onward "New Boat.
„ 20" Eliza "(See Feb. 25).
June 2" Eliza "Ditto.
July 15" Kennet"New Boat.
„ 15*" Pretoria "Port of LondonDitto.
Sept. 18" Royal Oak "-Ditto.
Dec. 16'* Richard "ReadingDitto.

These marked * were registered with this Authority.
In the case of the " Eliza," " Onward," " Sandford," and " Kennet," the owner
states that the requirements of the Act have been complied with, but the boats have not
been seen so as to be personally inspected.
The " Royal Oak" is stated by the owner, not to be a resident barge.
Notification of Change of Master.
1914.
Feb. 18 " Togo" Registered Berkhamsted, No. 385.