Awtiava.

6 The British Caribbean No. 12 of 1955.
Shipping (Agreement) Ordinance, 1955.

vary the route of the said ships and
to order or forbid them to enter any
port.

In the event of any such variation
of the said services the Company
shall inform the Governments forth-
with and shall so far as is reasonably
practicable operate feeder services so
as to mitigate any inconvenience to
users of the service caused by such
variation and shall use its best
endeavours to restore the normal .
service with the minimum delay;

(iv) in the event of the facilities of any
port of call not. enabling the said
ships to be turned round in accord-
ance with the normal custom of the
port having regard to the nature of
the service, the Company while
those circumstances continue may
omit, interrupt or modify the service
to that port and the Company shall
forthwith inform the Governments
of the circumstances.

(2) The company shall be entitled, subject to
the provisions of Clause 9, to charge such passenger
fares, freight rates and other charges as may from -
time to time be prescribed by the Company. In
fixing such fares rates and charges the Company
shall pay due regard to any representations from
time to time made by the Governmenis with
respect thereto: Provided that the Company shall
be under no obligation to grant any special or
concessionary rates for the transport of passengers
or cargo.

4. (1) The Company shall provide for the
said services s.s. “‘ Wingsang’” the specification of
which is set out in the Second Schedule hereto and
shall take all practicable measures to ensure that
she and any ship or ships provided by the Company
in substitution for her for the purpose of the said
services are kept in the condition necessary for the
efficient performance thereof: Provided that subject