other · 1850
Regulations are outlined for passenger ships concerning hospital space, washing days, passenger musters, prohibited items like spirits and gunpowder, smoking restrictions, conduct, weapons, sailor access to passenger decks, passenger access to cookhouses, ventilation, and definitions of 'United Kingdom' and 'Passenger Ship' as per the Passengers' Act, 1849.
A space of deck-room shall be apportioned for a hospital, not less, for vessels carrying one hundred passengers, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 30, 1850.
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