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2. Treaty for the mutual surrender of fugitive criminals.% Signed at Lisbon 17 October 1892; ratifications exchanged 13 November 1893 ; terminable after six months' notice. Extended to Western Samoa by exchange of notes 30 May and 23 June 1934. Article 3 amended by the supplementary convention of 20 January 1932. S.P. LXXXIV, 83 ; Hertslet XIX, 785. 3. Treaty of commerce and navigation. Signed at Lisbon 12 August 1914; ratifications exchanged 20 May 1916; effective 23 September 1916; terminable after one year's notice. The treaty does not apply to New Zealand, but under article 21 products and manufactures of the dominions, India, colonies, possessions and protectorates are granted most-favoured-nation treatment on terms of reciprocity, but this does not include special commercial privileges granted by Portugal to Spain or Brazil. U.K.T.S. No. 6 (1916); S.P. CVIII, 369, 376; Handbook 546; Hertslet XXVIII, 1040. 4. Agreement in regard to tonnage measurements of merchant ships* Signed at London 20 May 1926. Includes New Zealand by necessary implication. Exchange of notes attached to agreement record that it was made with the consent of the Dominions. U.K.T.S. No. 15 (1926); S.P. CXXIII, 559. 5. Convention regarding legal proceedings in civil and commercial matters. Signed at London 9 July 1931 ; ratifications exchanged 13 April 1932; effective 13 May 1932; terminable after six months' notice. New Zealand acceded by exchange of notes at Lisbon 28 September and 21 October 1932. U.K.T.S. No. 13 (1932); L.N.T.S. CXXIX, 417, 441. 6. Convention supplementary to the extradition treaty of 17 October 1892, with exchange of notes. Signed at Lisbon 20 January 1932; ratifications exchanged 29 December 1932 ; effective 10 July 1933 ; same duration as treaty of 1892. New Zealand was a party to this convention which amends article 3 of treaty of 1892.