Anttava.

10 The British Caribbean No. 12 of 1056.
Shipping (Agreement) Ordinance, 1965.

In .the event of the determination of this
Agreement the Company shall refund to the
Governments any sum: paid in respect of any
unexpired period of any quarter after the date of
determination or tke date of interruption” or
suspension of the said services under Clause 4 (4)
hereof as the case may be.

7. The Governments shall in the interests of
a punctual service take all steps that lie within
their power—

(a) to avoid hindrance or delay to or
interruption of the regular and punctual
operation of the facilities at the scheduled
ports;

(5) to procure that the reasonable require-
ments of the Company as to facilities for
passenger, cargo und ship clearance inwards —
and outwards, cargo assembly, lighterage,
navigational aids and other matters incidental
to the arrival, turn-round and departure of
the said ships at the scheduled ports are met
so as to permit of the maintenance of a
punctual service.

8. Subject to the provisions of Clause 3
hereof the Company shall have sole control of
the cargo and passenger schedules of the said
ships and of all bookings aud arrangements
relating thereto arid shall at all times have full-
power to route and re-route the said ships and
to order or forbid them to enter any port and
shall in all such cases inform the Governments
forthwith: Provided that the Company shall at
all times pay due regard to the cargo and pas-
senger needs of the scheduled ports and in
particular to those of.them situate in the Wind-
ward Islands and Leeward Islands.

9. The Company shall receive for con-
veyance as priority cargo on the ship or ships
operating the said services all such letter and

' parcel mails as shall be tendered to them by an

accredited Officer or Agent of the Postal Depart-
ment of any of the Governments, and shall