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28 Bull. Int'l Bureau Am. Republics 128 (1909)
Cuba

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    no CUBA

                    NEW   WHARF AT HAVANA.

  The  Government of Cuba has authorized the Krajewski-Pesant
Company   to build a wharf 21.8 meters long by 10 meters wide  in the
port of Havana   for the private use of the aforesaid company.   The
work  must conform  to the general plan of wharves  approved  for the
construction of wharves  in the port of Havana,  and must  not cause
detriment to any  public service or private interest. No time limit is
specified in the concession for the completion of the work of construc-
tion.
  As  a guarantee for the faithful compliance of the conditions under
which  the concession was granted, the company   agrees to deposit in
the treasury of the Zona Fiscal of the Province of Havana a sum equal
to 1 per cent of the amount of the estimated cost of the works, which
deposit is to be returned to the company when  one-third of the work
is completed.  The  plans for the construction must  be approved  by
the chief engineer of the Havana Harbor  Works,  and the wharf when
completed  must be inspected by him, and  if built in accordance with
the law a written statement will be issued to that effect.

                     CUSTOMS   MODIFICATIONS.
  The  customs tariff of the Republic of Cuba  relating to the surtax
leviable on tissues (cotton, hemp, flax, agave, jute, and other vege-
table fibers), broch4 or woven like brocades, has been amended to read
as follows:
                RULE 10.-Brochd or woven like brocades.
  Tissue, broch6 or woven like brocades with threads of any of the textile
materials comprised in Classes IV, V, VI, and VII of the tariff, shall be liable
to the duties leviable thereon plus the surtaxes established in every case.
(Classes IV and V, Group 2, Note II, Clause A.)
  By broch6 or brocaded tissues are meant all tissues ornamented or having
designs applied by means of the small shuttle called  espolin, or any similar
process, In such manner that the threads do not occupy the entire width of the
stuff, but only the space comprising the flower or pattern.
  The threads serving to form the broch6 or brocaded design or ornaments shall
not be considered by the appraisers In determining the number of threads in the
tissue, nor shall such threads, whenever bleached or dyed, be subjected to the
surtaxes established for bleaching or dyeing.
                 Class IV, Group 2, Note II, Clause A.
  Tissues, broch6 or woven like brocades, referred to in Rule 10, Disposition
1st, shall be liable to the duties leviable thereon plus the surtax of 35 per cent
upon the corresponding duties.
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