ing to the request a memorandum of the objects with specifica 
tion of the qualities, quantities and ends for which they are 
needed, and what are imported for the services of the first estab- 
lishment, and after this what must be imported for its mainte- 
nance, 
Art. 92. The enterprise shall be subject to inspection by the 
Government as to the safety of the steamers, and processes em- 
ployed in fishing, the faithful use of the objects imported, the 
manufacture of preserving, in which substances hurtful to the 
public health shall not be employed, nor in the annual produc- 
tion of preserved or salted fish for the purpose of obtaining the 
premiums in money. 
Art. 93. Specimens of fish not well known, the party shall 
send one properly preserved to the Minister of Agriculture, ac- 
companied by a small relatorio describing the place and condi- 
tions under which it was caught and noting anything particular 
that might be interesting in studying it. 
Art. 94. Every commander or master of the vessels of the 
enterprise, shall make a written communication to the directors 
for them to bring to the knowledge of the Government, the places 
where there is the existence of any obstacle to navigation, indicat- 
ing the position in a good sketch of that stretch of the river, 
describing its nature and the route to be followed to avoid it. 
These communications shall be transmitted to the Minister of 
Transportation in order that he may place a signal on the ob- 
stacle, and as soon as possible remove it. 
TITLE VI 
The Triennial Expositions Embracing All That Relates to the 
National Rubber Industry 
Art. 95. The Rubber Expositions shall be held in Rio de 
Janeiro every three years, the first being on May 18, 1913; its 
object shall be to give the sum of the triennial movement of the 
national rubber industry in its various modifications, compared 
with the industry in other countries. 
Art. 96. The triennial expositions shall include the rubber 
industry in all its branches and shall include the following classi- 
fications: 
1. The Culture. 
2. The Extraction. 
3. The Improvement. 
4. The Manufacture of Articles. 
The classes shall be subdivided into groups including native 
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