THIRD LIST: YACHT NECESSARIES Marlinespike Pricker Mop and twiddlers Hatchet Heavy hammer Small hammer Screw-driver Gimlet Bradawl Pincers Brass screws Copper nails Brass hooks 1 tin of black paint 1 tin of Harvey's Anti-fouling Paint 1 tin of Copal varnish Spare shackles, clip hooks, hooks and thimbles 1 4-lb. lead and line 1 can of methylated spirits 1 can of mineral oil 1 can of colza oil _Lamp_ showing red, white, or green, as required Riding light Binnacle and light 1 small-sized patent log 20 fathoms of Kaia grass warp 1 tail 4-in. block 2 spare blocks with hooks or thimbles 1 canvas bucket, medium size 1 iron bucket 2 brass holders for oil glass lamp, and to hold tumbler if required for flowers 4 thick common cups and saucers 1/2 doz. tumblers 1/2 doz. wineglasses 3 sodawater tumblers 1/2 doz. enamel plates 1/2 doz. enamel soup plates 2 enamel slop basins 2 enamel flat dishes 1 enamel double vegetable dish 1 deep dish for stews, &c. 3 tablespoons 3 table forks 3 table knives 1/2 doz. small forks 1/2 doz. dessert spoons 1/2 doz. teaspoons 1/2 doz. small knives Fish knife and fork 2 kitchen knives and forks 2 kitchen table- and 2 teaspoons Binocular glasses Parallel rulers Compasses Isle of Man almanac Charts: Irish Sea, West Scotland, English Channel, &c. Books of sailing directions Channel pilot Flags: Club Burgee, Pilot Jack, and Ensign. The Pilot Jack is useful in case a pilot be required, and the Ensign to hoist upside down in case of distress, or in the rigging as a protest when racing Fishing tackle Medicine:-- Brandy Friar's balsam Lint Bottle of Condy's fluid Carlsbad salts [Illustration: COMMERCIAL CODE OF SIGNALS. _Code Signal._ _When used as the Code Signal this Pennant is to be hoisted under the Ensign._] Such lists as are given above should be kept in a small book labelled 'Fitting-out Necessaries,' because they save much time at that season, and all alterations in them that experience dictates should be noted before or at the period of laying the yacht up. _Racing._