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Home trade ship
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Ship
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Foreign going ship
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National insurance
way of manual labour under a contract for the performance of such labour for the purposes of any trade or business. (g) Employment on a British owned or registered ship when the person employed is remunerated by … person to whom articles or materials are given to be made up or worked upon in his own home or on premises not under the control of the employer. (d) (Generally) Employment as an officer or servant
Public health
except s. 6) Acts; the Cleaning of Persons Act, 1897; Isolation of Hospitals Acts, 1893 and 1901; Nursing Homes Registration Act, 1927; Notification of Births Acts, 1907 and 1915; Maternity and Child Welfare Act, 1918; Part I. … of view, sewage and sewers, drains and cesspools, filthy or verminuous premises or persons, public conveniences, nuisances, offensive trades, smoke, water supply (works, wells, charges, supply waste); prevention, notification and treatment of diseases; preventing spread of infection … life protection, baths, wash-houses, bathing places, lodging-houses, canal boats, water-courses, ditches, ponds, ships and bots, tents, vans and sheds, hop-pickers. The Act is administered by
Supercargo
sell them abroad to the best advantage, and to purchase commodities for importation. He goes out and returns home with the ship, thus differing from factors, who have a fixed residence. … Supercargo, an officer in a ship whose business is to manage the trade. A person employed by commercial owners to take charge of the cargoes exported, to sell them abroad to
Consul
of the sovereign appointing him, at the court on which the consulship depends, or to the Government at home; in a word, to exert himself to render the condition of the subjects of the country employing him, … were formerly appointed by the Crown, upon the recommenda-tion of great trading companies, or of merchants engaged in trade with a particular country and place; but they are now directly appointed by Government, without requiring any such … subjects of the state appointing them, McCull. Com. Dict. See also Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, and subsequent years; Air Force and Army Acts, as to
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