Cork Harbour Act, 1933

Interpretation.

1.—In this Act—

the expression “the Minister” means the Minister for Industry and Commerce;

the expression “the Commissioners” means the Cork Harbour Commissioners;

the expression “the port” means the port harbour and river of Cork within the present limits thereof and the quays, piers and landing places therein and includes all places within the jurisdiction of the Commissioners;

the expression “the Act of 1820” means the Cork Harbour Act, 1820;

the expression “the Act of 1866” means the Cork Harbour Amendment Act, 1866;

the expression “the Act of 1877” means the Cork Harbour Act, 1877;

the expression “the Act of 1883” means the Cork Harbour Act, 1883;

the expression “the Order of 1889” means the Cork Harbour Order, 1889;

the expression “the harbour revenue” means and includes the rates, charges, tolls, dues, rents and other money and receipts which may be taken and received by way of revenue from or in respect of the port under the Cork Harbour Acts, 1820 to 1917, and this Act.