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Life-Saving Appliances Rules made under the Merchant Shipping Act 1894

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Required British vessels of 10,000 gross tons and over to carry 16 boats under davits with an aggregate capacity of 5,500 cubic feet, plus rafts and floats equal to a further 75 per cent; the tonnage scale was never extended above 10,000 tons before 1912.

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