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Volume Nine - Pre-Victorian to the present day - even more aspects - Penarth Dock and Tidal Harbour - Handbook - 1893 . . .

 
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For every Vessel entering with Cargo from, and for every Vessel leaving with Cargo for, any other Foreign Port, per ton register ...

0
9

For every Vessel entering Light, or in Ballast, and for every Vessel leaving Light, or in Ballast, per ton register ...

0
4
For every Vessel which shall enter laden, and depart without breaking bulk, per ton register, not exceeding ...
0
6

For every Vessel which does not enter within the Basin or Dock, but which either discharges or receives passengers or goods upon or from any pier, landing place, or jetty, per ton register, not exceeding ...

0
3
For every Steam Vessel entering Light, or in Ballast, or with Cargo, for the sole object of taking in Bunker Coals only, per ton register, not exceeding ...
0
4

If any Vessel, being of less than 200 tons measurement, shall remain in the Dock or Harbour for a longer period than 10 days ; or being of 200 tons and less than 400 tons measurement or upwards, for a longer period than 21 days ; then for the period during which the vessel shall remain beyond the period aforesaid respectively the further rates following (that is to say):-

   
For the first week of 7 days, at the rate of per ton register, per week ...
0
1
For the second week ... ... ditto ... ... ditto ...
0
1½
For every week ... ... ditto ... ... beyond the second week, per ton register ...
0
2


Penarth Tidal Harbour Rates.

For every Vessel not exceeding 200 tons register, per ton register ...
0
½
For every Vessel exceeding 200 tons register, per ton register ...
0
1
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