The letter or letters and numbers on the sails shall be one-third larger in every way than those placed on the bows of the boat ARTICLE IX. Parliamentary Papers - Page 20by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1868Full view - About this book
| Great Britain. Foreign Office, Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office - 1858 - 1438 pages
...fishery cruizers, and to all other persons of either country appointed to superintend the fisheries. XIV. The name of each fishing boat, and that of the port...to which she belongs, shall be painted in white oil cplour on a black ground, on the stern of the said boat, ia letters which shall be, at least, 3 inches... | |
| sir John Richard Somers Vine - 1884 - 900 pages
...on white or tanned sails, and in white oil colour on black sails. The letter or letters and numbers on the sails shall be one-third larger in every way than those placed on the bows of the boat. Art. 9. Fishing boats may not have, cither on their ont^ ide or on their Kails, any names, letters,... | |
| sir John Richard Somers Vine - 1884 - 796 pages
...sails, and in white oil colour on black sails. The letter or letters and numbers on the ^iils shall bo one-third larger in every way than those placed on the bows of the boat. Art. 9. Fishing boats may not have, either on their outside or on their sails, any names, letters,... | |
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