Report of the Commissioner of Navigation to the Secretary of the Treasury [microform]
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Report of the Commissioner of Navigation to the Secretary of the Treasury [microform]
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He shall take and remit dispatches in the post-office from place of departure to ports of call on his route, as well as to his destination, and these services shall be gratuitous.
The captain shall also take charge of postal packages, as set forth in the rules and regulations on the subject. He incurs the same responsibility during these trans- portations toward the postal service as that administration itself holds toward the public. If a postal agent is sent to accompany these dispatches he a...lso is to be carried free between the ports of departure and arrival and all stations where exchange of dispatches is made. A proper place will be put at his disposal for work during the trip.
Title 4. — Sundry Provisions.
Art. 8. Free pilotage is accorded to all French sailing vessels not measuring more than 80 tons and to French steam vessels not exceeding 100 tons, making regular navigation from port to port and entering river mouths. But at the request of chambers of commerce or of interested persons, and according to an established form, public regulations will determine such modifications or changes as may be made to present regulations in the interest of navigation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He shall take and remit dispatches in the post-office from place of departure to ports of call on his route, as well as to his destination, and these services shall be gratuitous.
The captain shall also take charge of postal packages, as set forth in the rules and regulations on the subject. He incurs the same responsibility during these trans- portations toward the postal service as that administration itself holds toward the public. If a postal agent is sent to accompany these dispatches he a...lso is to be carried free between the ports of departure and arrival and all stations where exchange of dispatches is made. A proper place will be put at his disposal for work during the trip.
Title 4. — Sundry Provisions.
Art. 8. Free pilotage is accorded to all French sailing vessels not measuring more than 80 tons and to French steam vessels not exceeding 100 tons, making regular navigation from port to port and entering river mouths. But at the request of chambers of commerce or of interested persons, and according to an established form, public regulations will determine such modifications or changes as may be made to present regulations in the interest of navigation.
What to read after Report of the Commissioner of Navigation to the Secretary of the Treasury [microform]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of the Treasury. Bureau of Navigation to read onlineMoreLess
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