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Egypt 1. Exchange of notes establishing a commercial " modus vivendi."* Signed at Cairo 5 and 7 June 1930 ; renewed until 16 February 1948 by exchange of notes at Cairo 14 February and 22 March 1947. New Zealand (and Western Samoa) acceded under clause (c) by exchange of notes 18 and 22 June 1930. Most-favoured-nation treatment on basis of reciprocity is operative. U.K.T.S. No. 31 (1930); L.N.T.S. CVII, 267. 2. Agreement and exchange of notes regarding British war memorial cemeteries and graves in Egypt. * Signed at Cairo 2 June 1937; effective 29 November 1937. New Zealand was a party to this agreement. U.K.T.S. No. 53 (1937); L.N.T.S. CLXXXIV, 445. Estonia 1. Extradition treaty. Signed at London 18 November 1925 ; ratifications exchanged 11 May 1926; effective 12 July 1926; terminable after notice not exceeding one year and not less than six months. New Zealand acceded under article 17 by exchange of notes at Tallinn 23 February 1927. Extended to Western Samoa by exchange of notes at Riga and Tallinn 28 February and 10 March 1927. U.K.T.S. No. 18 (1926); S.P. CXXI, 771; L.N.T.S. L, 225; L.N.T.S. LIX, 395. 2. Treaty of commerce and navigation. Signed at Tallinn 18 January 1926 ; ratifications exchanged 3 May 1926 ; effective 3 May 1926 ; terminable after twelve months' notice. Treaty does not apply to New Zealand, but under articles 28 and 29 products and manufactures of the self-governing dominions, India, colonies, possessions, protectorates and mandated territories are granted most-favoured-nation treatment on terms of reciprocity, but this does not include customs preferences or other privileges granted to Russian, Finnish, Lithuanian or Latvian goods so long as such preferences or facilities are not extended to any other foreign country by Estonia. U.K.T.S. No. 19 (1926); S.P. CXXIIL 483; Handbook 183; L.N.T.S. XLVIII, 209.