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It is a matter of public record that the King's ships paid no more harbour dues.

Pay the harbour dues and then take the receipt to Customs.

There are very few sandy beaches lining the harbour due to this fact.

And there won't be any harbour dues, anchoring out here.

Tonnage measured a ship's cargo capacity and was used to calculate tax and harbour dues.

The wind freshened, and the two diorite barges in harbour due to go south sailed early.

"Harbour Dues" are based on tonnage.

Europa cannot get to the Turku harbour due to the rough sea and requires a tug to help it.

The Russian consul, too, acting for the charter-party, took formal possession of the ship, and paid all harbour dues, etc.

This includes repair and maintenance, manpower, fuel and other costs such as port and harbour dues.

By 1955 nineteen families had moved there from Safe Harbour due to the Centralization Program by the government.

Djibouti's unfavourable balance of trade is offset partially by invisible earnings such as transit taxes and harbour dues.

Almost immediately upon her launch, she ran aground in the harbour due to the heavy load she was carrying, resulting in a six hour delay.

When the Harbours Act changed the Board he was elected 1911 to represent the payers of harbour dues on goods for two years.

Somehow or another there came to be constant arguments about harbour dues, rights of free way, levies and taxes arbitrarily imposed and hotly contested.

Other sources of revenue are the sale of postage stamps and coins, tourism and customs and harbour dues.

As Comptroller, he was allowed to take a five percent cut of all revenues collected at the port, including customs duties, excise on spirits and harbour dues.

He accused Prothero of appropriating harbour dues; and again attacked Sir Charles Morgan.

Also over-sized ships that are unable to enter the inner harbour due to size or draft are required to be at anchor in Gage Roads.

I added, thoughtfully: "It's a pity that he sees fit to charge harbour dues - and exorbitant ones at that - to the war-leader who protects him."

The Wattle was then moved to No. 2 Victoria Harbour due to the new construction work going on to redevelop Melbourne Docklands.

An Act of Parliament was obtained in 1746 to authorise the improvements, which were suffiently successful that harbour dues more than doubled over the next five years.

As Naval Officer, Piper was responsible for the collection of customs duties, excise on spirits, harbour dues, control of lighthouses, and crime on water.

They maintained order in the markets, settled disputes, examined the quality of the articles exposed for sale, tested weights and measures, collected the harbour dues and enforced the shipping regulations.

Henry VIII in 1512 granted the right to charge harbour dues, and King James I granted the town the status of a Borough in 1614.

There she was "libelled for harbor dues and crew wages."

A family of four that parted their way from the island during Pearl Harbor due to the dangers the war posed on them.

By 1964 she was impounded in Miami, Florida, for non-payment of harbor dues.

Then he went on to the subject of money, explaining how the tryst was going to divert the unofficial portion of the harbor dues.

The ship was having trouble docking into the Port Charles harbor due to engine problems as well as protesters causing a scene.

Ship's dues for an average size yacht is $3; harbor dues $2, forms 40 cents apiece.

In late October 1985, Swordfish was delayed in departing Pearl Harbor due to the failure of the drain pump.

Janszoon had become very wealthy from his income as piratical admiral, payments for anchorage and other harbor dues, and the brokerage of stolen goods.

Thus, the Court concluded that Veoh was not disqualified from 512(c)'s Safe Harbor due to its automated process in response to user-submitted material.

Much of the royal and civic quarters sank beneath the harbor due to earthquake subsidence in AD 365, and the rest has been built over in modern times.

After the lead ship Ikazuchi was lost in a boiler explosion at Ominato harbor due to metal fatigue in its engine on 1913-10-09, Sazanami was also retired from service.

One of the ranch families that homesteaded the longest was the Lesters, a family of four that left the island at the time of Pearl Harbor due to the dangers posed by the war.

During the 1870s, the shipbuilding trade in and around Auckland was rapidly expanding, with shipbuilding occurring in numerous little bays and harbours due to the abundant timber suitable for shipbuilding purposes.

The Ethiopian Navy had fallen behind in paying its harbor dues, and under this pretext Djibouti seized all of the remaining ships on 16 September 1996 and put them up for auction to pay the back dues.

The admiralty, as I gathered from a few words overheard, were taking an interest; harbor dues were payable, and in the midst of these threatened complications Billington dawdled over completing the arrangements for my shipment by train to London.

An Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service base was established in 1941, and nearby Lake Ogawara was reportedly one of the lakes used by the Imperial Japanese Navy to practice for the attack on Pearl Harbor due to its shallow depth.

The Pioneer Corps was able to bring back normalcy in the harbour and other establishments, and the country was saved from starvation as foreign ships were threatening to bypass the Colombo harbor due to delays in unloading as a result of constant trade union action.