Hertslet's Commercial Treaties: A Collection of Treaties and Conventions, Between Great Britain and Foreign Powers, and of the Laws, Decrees, Orders in Council, &c., Concerning the Same, So Far as They Relate to Commerce and Navigation, Slavery, Extradition, Nationality, Copyright, Postal Matters, &c., and to the Privileges and Interests of the Subjects of the High Contracting Parties, Volume 29 |
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Page 53
... frontier will be fixed in such a manner as to allow each of the two High Contracting Parties to construct and establish a harbour and railway station giving free access to the Lake of Tiberias . On the west , the frontier will pass from ...
... frontier will be fixed in such a manner as to allow each of the two High Contracting Parties to construct and establish a harbour and railway station giving free access to the Lake of Tiberias . On the west , the frontier will pass from ...
Page 54
... frontier will be drawn westwards as far as Metullah , which will remain in Palestinian territory . This portion of the frontier will be traced in detail in such a manner as to ensure for the territory under the French Mandate easy ...
... frontier will be drawn westwards as far as Metullah , which will remain in Palestinian territory . This portion of the frontier will be traced in detail in such a manner as to ensure for the territory under the French Mandate easy ...
Page 55
... frontier line in the valley of the Yarmuk as far as Nasib in such a manner as to render possible the construction of the British railway and pipe - line connecting Palestine with the Hedjaz Railway and the valley of the Euphrates , and ...
... frontier line in the valley of the Yarmuk as far as Nasib in such a manner as to render possible the construction of the British railway and pipe - line connecting Palestine with the Hedjaz Railway and the valley of the Euphrates , and ...
Page 149
... customs air- craft may be authorised to cross the frontier . They shall in no case be entitled to the privileges referred to in Article XXXII . CHAPTER VIII . - International Commission for Air Navigation . GREAT BRITAIN , & c . 149.
... customs air- craft may be authorised to cross the frontier . They shall in no case be entitled to the privileges referred to in Article XXXII . CHAPTER VIII . - International Commission for Air Navigation . GREAT BRITAIN , & c . 149.
Page 174
... frontier crossings for customs purposes prescribed by Annex ( H ) ( Art . 2 ) ; prohibited areas ; principal air routes ; names of important bodies of water ; towns , and important villages ; the topographical relief by shading and ...
... frontier crossings for customs purposes prescribed by Annex ( H ) ( Art . 2 ) ; prohibited areas ; principal air routes ; names of important bodies of water ; towns , and important villages ; the topographical relief by shading and ...
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