Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912
Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912
Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil
Art. 59. In none of the contracts shall a longer term than 7 years be
granted the contracting party, to count from the date of its signing, so
that safe and free passage is given steamers drawing 3 feet in the entire
distance of the contract.
Art. 60. The improvements in the Rio Branco, shall commence with the
destruction and regulating of the Cujubim rapid, so that from now on
navigation is assured during the Winter to Villa Boa Vista.
Art. 61. The studies, plans, constructions, inspection and direct
conservation of these works are under the supervision of the Minister of
Transportation; but before the respective contract is signed, copies of
the plans and descriptive memorandum referring to the project shall be
furnished the Minister of Agriculture, so that he may be heard upon the
opportunity and the order in which these works shall be executed, in the
interest of the economic development of the region, and that they may be
conveniently attended by those casually interested in the colonization
and development of the industries along the banks of the rivers, or in
commerce in general.
In case it is found that the destruction and regulation of the Cujubim
rapid cannot be done during one season of low water in the river, the
Minister of Agriculture, by agreement with the State of Amazonas, can
order to be constructed a Decauville line of the type described in
articles 45, second part and 51, in the belt line constructed by that
State along waterfalls, so that the leasing and colonization of the
national plantations of Rio Branco is no longer delayed.
CHAPTER III
Complementary measures
Art. 62. All vessels of every kind intended for the fluvial navigation
in the valley of the Amazon are free of all import duties, including the
fees. This exemption shall be given by the custom houses of Belém (Pará)
and Manáos, through a requisition to the Minister of Agriculture, which
the importer shall have asked for, declaring in his request the number,
class and tonnage, the draft and the cost and the purpose of each vessel.
Art. 63. The vessel imported under this favor, if sold outside the valley
of the Amazon, or even within it, to a foreign country, shall pay the
proper duties according to the law of the budget in force in the year of
its importation.
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