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The Governor-General may absolutely prohibit imports of poultry, barnyard birds, and other birds from contaminated countries, and may extend the ban to animals, goods, or products that could carry infection.
This article sets minimum quinine-content standards for certain Cinchona bark products.
Article 3 repeals ordinance n° 55/149 of 28 April 1955.
A remunerative tax is set at 20 francs 30 centimes per 10 kilograms of local Arabica coffee with an export licence.
This transitional provision authorizes execution of contracts made before 3 July 1956 that relate to Cinchona bark containing 6% Q.A.A.
Pyrethrum flower lots must be homogeneous and classified as grade I or II, with specific quality limits for grade I and a maximum total pyrethrine content for grade II.
This article postpones the ordinance’s entry into force from 1 October 1956 to 1 January 1957.
This article replaces an earlier paragraph with prices per 10 kg for three products: coffee arabica, cinchona bark, and pyrethrum flowers/powder.
The Office des Produits Agricoles de Costermansville may issue export licenses for certain digitalis, belladonna, and camomile flowers from Kivu or Ruanda-Urundi, subject to stated conditions.
This document makes an existing ordinance enforceable in Ruanda-Urundi and carries forward a ban on exporting certain planting material, with limited exceptions.
This ordinance makes the 26 June 1959 decree on cotton regulation enforceable in Ruanda-Urundi.
For hunting, different ammunition requirements apply depending on whether the animal weighs under or over 400 kilograms, and .22 caliber carbines are banned.
La chasse est limited to certain permit holders and needs a nominative authorization; some authorizations require fees and are valid for 7 days.
L’article 1 remplace les règles sur la chasse par un système de permis, d’autorisations nominatives, de taxes et de durées limitées.
Anyone who sees a fire in or threatening woodland must immediately notify the nearest authority. Certain officials and customary authorities may requisition labor to fight the fire, and refusal to comply can lead to short imprisonment and/or a fine.
This article says Ordinance No. 52/50 of 22 March 1954 is revised.
This text requires permits and veterinary certificates for importing, exporting, or transiting domestic animals, and sets extra certification rules for poultry and slaughter animals.
The ordinance becomes effective on 1 January 1959, and dairy-product producers, operators, intermediaries, and merchants are given one year to comply with it.
Les agents de l’autorité peuvent capturer, mettre en fourrière, et parfois abattre certains chiens, et la règle entre en vigueur à la signature.
This provision creates an exception for certain lighting installations in existing buildings when inflammable materials make bridged or welded connections a fire risk.
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