§ Mr. CAIRNSasked the President of the Board of Trade the number and names of vessels or ships stopped through having been overladen with coal or coke owing to the Plimsoll regulations through their surveyors at the following places:—Middlesbrough, Hartlepool (East and West), the Tyne, and Blyth; and where bound for, nationality, and amount of excess of coal or coke aboard?
§ Mr. BALDWINThe following is a Return for the last 6 months containing the desired information.
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RETURN. Vessels detained by Board of Trade Surveyors overladen with Coal or Coke at Middlesbrough, Hartlepool (East and West), The Tyne and Blyth, from 1st August, 1921, to 31st January, 1922. Name of Vessel. Nationality. Port of Detention. Where bound for. Excess of Coal or Coke. About Tons. Glen Mary, O.N. 145,864 … British … Blyth … Shoreham 32 Venus II, of Bergen … Norwegian … Blyth … Vardo 60 Orion, of Helsingborg … Swedish … Blyth … Malmo 23 Belem … Brazilian … Blyth … Genoa 183 Glenrose, O.N., 125,448 … British … Sunderland … Aberdeen 13 Ivo, of Bremen … German … Blyth … Ekenäs 31 Sandvik, of Norrköping … Swedish … Blyth … Norrköping 43 Hermia, of Hamburg … German … Blyth … Harstad 66 Chedabucto, O.N. 127,785 … British … Sunderland … Halifax, N.S. 75 Chios, of Piræus … Greek … Blyth … Leghorn — Ebbrix, O.N. 130,311 … British … N. Shields … London 40 Jarrix, O.N. 139,308 … British … Blyth … Dieppe 36 Ashton, O.N. 90,365 … British … Dunston … Rotterdam 40 Roma, of Bergen … Norwegian … Blyth … Aalesund 24 Marjorie Mellonie, O.N. 145,831 … British … N. Shields … Ostend 45