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Title: The Cuba review
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Munson Steamship Line
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Publisher: New York : Munson Steamship Line
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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The cane after being cut and stripped of its leaves is brought to the mill in great carts. contents of the carts at one lift. The crane takes up the THE CUBA REVIEW 29 SAMUEL SMITH SON & CO. PATERSON, NEW JERSEY, U.S.A. Builders of High Pressure Steam Boilers for over 70 years Tubes, Grates, Castings, Parts, Valves and Fittingsalways in stock
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ONE HALF OF INSTALLATION OF SMITH BOILERS AT MANATI SUGAR CCS. plant Among the Plantations using our Boilers are the following: CONSTANCIA SAN VICENTE FRANCISCO MERCEDITA DELICIAS TUINUCU MANATI TINGUARO 30 THE CUBA R E V 1 E W THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY COUNTERVAILING DUTY ON CUBANTOBACCO A substantial coiitervailinfi duty is here-after to be collected on iinjjorted Cubantobacco and cigars, according to a ruling ofthe Treasury De))artment. The Depart-ment has been informed that under the termsof customs circular 49 of the Ciovernment ofCuba on Novemlier 9 last, issued under theauthority of a Cuban law, a bounty is beingpaid on the exportation of tobacco and cigarsby the Cuban Government. The pertinent parts of the Cuban bountylaw follow: Article 1.—The executive is authorized togrant a bounty of $10, official money, foreach thousand manufactured cigars, whichan established factory sends to a foreignmarket. Article 2.—The exeuctive is likewise autor-ized to grant a bounty of 5 per cent

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