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Prior to departure, the Owner may switch off the Transponder. Key at the service module besides the Berth. Any remaining credit will not be refunded by the Company. The Owner may use the remaining credit upon the Vessel’s return to the Marina. Operation procedures of the Service Modules are illustrated on each unit and operating instructions can be obtained from the Marina Office. C/o Harbour management Limited Gozo Yachting Centre, 24Hrs: (+000) 00000000 e-mail: xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx 0456B Bulebel Industrial Mgarr Marina, Tel: (+000) 00000000 web: xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx
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Prior to departure, the Owner may switch off the Transponder. Key at the service module besides the berth. Any remaining credit will not be refunded by the Company. The Owner may use the remaining credit upon the Vessel’s return to the Marina.

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