167. Pilgrim ship taking additional pilgrims at intermediate place
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if after a pilgrim ship has departed or proceeded on her voyage any additional pilgrims are taken on board at a port or place within Singapore appointed under this Act for the embarkation of pilgrims; or
if a pilgrim ship upon her voyage touches or arrives at any such port or place having previously received on board additional pilgrims at any place beyond Singapore,the master shall obtain a fresh certificate to the effect of Certificate B from the appropriate officer at that port, and shall furnish an additional statement in duplicate in the prescribed form to a police officer respecting such additional pilgrims.
All the foregoing provisions of this Act with respect to Certificate B, and the statement concerning pilgrims to be signed and delivered by the masters of pilgrim ships, shall be applicable to any certificate granted or statement furnished under this section.[184
pilgrim
“pilgrim” means a Muslim passenger of any age or of either sex, journeying or about to journey from any port in Singapore to any port in the Red Sea or in the Gulf of Aden or in the Arabian Sea, except ports in India or Pakistan, with a view to the pilgrimage to the Hedjaz or returning from such journey;Explanations.—(1) A Muslim passenger who has embarked with the intention of going to the Hedjaz, but is returning without having actually landed there, shall be deemed to be a pilgrim for the purposes of this Part.(2) Every passenger, whether a pilgrim or not, on board a pilgrim ship shall be deemed to be a pilgrim for the purposes of this Part.(3) A Muslim passenger who journeys by ship to a port in India or Pakistan with the intention of going to the Hedjaz and disembarks at such port shall not be deemed to be a pilgrim for the purposes of this Part.