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. 64. Deposits of coal shall be established for supplying the steamers
which navigate the Amazon rivers, and for others who care to use them, in
the following places, or in others which be shown to be more convenient:
Belém (Pará), Cametá, Breves, Chaves, Mazagão, Gurupá, Souzel, Prainha,
Sautarem, Ponta Nova Brasileira, Obidos, Parintius, Itacoatiara, Manáos,
Carvoeiro, Moreira, Santa Izabel do Rio Negro, Carmo do Rio Branco,
Caracarahy, Boca do Canumã, Baetas, Boca do Rio Machado, Boca do Purús,
Campina, Nova Olinda, Canutama, Cachoeira de Hyutanahan, Boca do Pauhiny,
Boca do Acre, Rio Branco, Seuna Madureira, Coary, Teffé, Boca do Juruá,
Juruapeca, Mearary, Boca do Tarauacá, Cruzeiro do Sul, Boca do Jutahy, S.
Paulo de Olivença, Benjamin Constant and Santo Antonio de Maripi.
Art. 65. There shall be floating deposits, so that they can be moved from
one place to another, as the growth of navigation in this or that place
may require; they shall have sufficient capacity for the movement of
steamers at the station they are serving and passes modern apparatus for
discharging the coal, which will reduce to a minimum the raising of dust,
and load the steamers as quickly as possible.
Art. 66. At points where it may be thought necessary, the deposits shall
be provided with tanks for fuel oil, which can be placed on the platform
with coal, or on separate floating platforms.
Art. 67. The establishment of the deposits and the business of furnishing
fuel to the steamers, shall be by contract after a public bidding and
signed by the Minister of Agriculture.
Art. 68. The floating material for the depositories and the fuel imported
shall be free of all import duties, including the fees.
The fees in the custom houses shall be ordered through a requisition from
the Minister of Agriculture, from whom the contracting party shall ask
it, for each shipment, with the necessary data.
Art. 69. The fuel imported by the corporation can only be sold for river
navigation service.
Art. 70. The maximum prices at which the party can sell fuel to steamers,
shall be according to tables approved annually by the Minister. These
may be altered during the year, when so necessary in the opinion of the
Government.
Art. 71. The contracting party shall not be subject to payment of any
state or municipal duties, because the object is the public federal
service.
Art. 72. In places where the party has and the Government has not
deposits of fuel, to him shall be given the preference for furnishing
the quantity necessary for the national vessels of war, at the prices
received when supplying the vessels of individuals.
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