C. 16.-continued.

the Master wishes the money to be paid to another person than himself, he is to fill up and sign the following form.

to

Pay the amount due for the conveyance of the above-named seamen

of

Master's Signature.

CERTIFICATE OF SHIPPING MASTER THAT THE SEAMEN WERE LANDED.
I hereby certify, That the distressed British Seamen within men-

If all the sea- tioned were landed at this Port from the ship

men were not

landed, here the

state the

exceptions.

on

and that, exclusive of such seamen, the full complement of the crew If the number according to the number shipped on the agreement of the said vessel less than on when she left the United Kingdom, have returned in her

of the crew is

the original

agreement,

state how

many are deficient.

N.B.-This certificate must be filled in and signed by the Shipping Master, and forwarded with the documents above to the Registrar-General of Seamen.

CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL OF SEAMEN OF THE AMOUNT

Deduct for

DUE TO THE MASTER.

I hereby certify, That the sum of is due to

master of

the above-named seamen and boys, as per account in

the ship

ficient in the comple

Amount due

Order for payment sent to the shipping-master at the port of

C. 17. See paragraph 95.

DOCUMENT to be sent to the SHIPPING MASTER When the EFFECTS of a deceased SEAMAN are sent by HER MAJESTY'S CONSUL to the UNITED KINGDOM.

Here enumerate the packages and contents as far as known.

To the Shipping Master at the Port of

Sir,

I am to inform you that I have shipped on board the

being the effects of the above-named deceased seaman.

Note.-The Shipping Master is to enter the particulars in his Book of Receipts for Wages and Effects of deceased Seamen, and sign this form and forward it to the Registrar-General of Seamen, who will send it to the Board of Trade.

C. 18. See paragraphs 67, 68, & 89.

ACCOUNT OF EXPENSES INCURRED BY HER MAJESTY'S CONSUL AT THE

I hereby certify, That the above expenses were incurred and have been paid by me, and charged in my accounts with the Board of Trade, and that the owners are liable for the amount under the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, on the ground that*

Here state the ground of liability of the

• owners.

AN ACCOUNT of Expenses incurred in the SUBSISTENCE of distressed

N.B. The foregoing Account is to be certified by two or more

We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, being Merchants residing at the Port of do hereby certify, That the rate of

per day charged for the subsistence of the above men, is not more than a sufficiency to provide the necessaries of life for one day at this time.

this

Witness our hands

day of

18

Signatures of two merchants residing at the above-mentioned port.

BRITISH SEAMEN taken charge of and relieved by Her Majesty's

BRITISH SEAMEN relieved by Her Majesty's Consul at the above Port

Merchants in the manner following, and to be signed by the Consul as below.

I certify, That the above account is correct.

H.B.M. Consul.

If the Seaman makes a mark instead of signing his name, such mark is to be made in the presence of a disinterested person, who is to sign as a witness.