... BOATMEN overtones, but after two months of investigating pleasure boats in ports and harbours around the coasts of the two counties he has found that Westcountry boatmen do not have a lot to learn about the need for stringent adherence to safety regulations ...

... Boatmen Torbay, for instance, makes competent and experienced boatmen subject to a council official's decision on whether they may leave the harbour. At the same time is there anything to stop a visitor unloading his boat of doubtful seaworthiness from ...

... E BOATMEN The assocatia►'s president Mr. A. Godman Irvine, M.P., assured the meeting that he would raise the matter with the department. On the suggestion of Mr. Sydney Lovegrove. publicity officer for Torbay, it was decided that the association's publicity ...

... BOATMEN MAY Angela Privett finds feathered friend In the harbuurside sunshine, Spurred by the pangs of hunger, the gull takes another confident step towards breakfast. Torquay Times photo. Head Office—London Branches Covering all Counties . , , . . t ...

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... BOATMEN OBJECT As to certain other proposed charges, they felt that the cost of enforcing them and the collection would exceed the income derived. Pleasure boat owners from Torquay and Paignton said the proposed charges for their boats were much too heavy ...

... Mooring fee shock angers Bay boatmen PLEASURE boat operators boatmen and another for The boatmen are angry at increases in mooring charges for the small dinghies they to reach their craft Currently the charge is £2610 for a 14ft tender But yesterday Torbay ...

... Boatmen's points answered I Recent enquiries by Torquay Waterrnen's Association regarding licensing problems and work- I ing conditions have been answered by the Harbour Committee. who , passed on the following infottna- I Lion to alr. Haarer, ptesident ...

... Boatmen hit at —from At yesterday's hearing, Mr. N. C. Genn (Deputy Borough Treasurer) said that to raise additional income of between £2,000 and £3,000 and so eliminate the annual loss, meant an average increase of 40 per cent. The Council had to consider ...

... BOATMEN SEEM iffiviimoominimmommilimormmoil TO DIFFER TORQUAY pleasure - boat operators, brothers-in-arms when the Council raised the harbour charges recently, now seem to be (to some extent, anyway) divided. There was a long, complicated debate at the ...

... HARBOUR CHARGES UPSET BOATMEN TORQUAY fishermen - way and Mr. R. J. Ould, who have worked around the harbour for boatmen are up in 1 new harbour I pleasure ; I n ee d eu w re ho hav t e previously arms about charges which they claim ' should be among ...

... A DISASTROUS WHITSUN FOR THE BOATMEN TWO LOST ABOARD CABIN CRUISER P WHERE was still ao sews to-1 day of the 17ft. cabin cruiser Rossina which has been missing in the English Channel since Saturday with two men aboard. Shipping has been alerted to watch ...