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7. Supplementary agreement for the mutual surrender of fugitive criminals .*% Signed at London 2 July 1907 ; same duration as treaty of 26 June 1873. The agreement maintains the treaty of 1873, so far as Sweden is concerned, and supplements article II of the treaty. See also treaty of 26 June 1873. U.K.T.S. No. 24 (1907) ; S.P. C, 572 ; Hertslet XXV, 1155. 8. Declaration relating to the amendment of treaties of commerce 1654, 1656, 1661, 1766 and 1826*% Signed at Stockholm 27 November 1911. Under this declaration New Zealand withdrew from the treaties of 1654, 1656, 1661, 1766, and 1826 as from 11 April 1933, but New Zealand products and manufactures remain entitled to most-favoured-nation treatment on terms of reciprocity. U.K.T.S. No. 26 (1911); S.P. CIV, 202 ; Handbook 666. 9. Convention regarding legal proceedings in civil and commercial matters. Signed at London 28 August 1930; ratifications exchanged 16 January 1931; effective 16 February 1931; terminable after six months' notice. New Zealand acceded, with effect from 27 August 1931, by exchange of notes at Stockholm 27 and 31 July 1931." U.K.T.S. No. 10 (1931); L.N.T.S. CXIV, 9, 27. 10. Exchange of notes regarding commerce and navigation.* Signed at London 24 May 1935 ; effective 24 May 1935 ; terminable after three months' notice. Notes exchanged directly between New Zealand Minister of Customs (while visiting London) and Minister for Sweden at London. U.K.T.S. No. 23 (1935) ; L.N.T.S. CLIX, 143. 11. Exchange of notes regarding documents of identity for aircraft personnel. * Signed at Stockholm 30 May 1938 ; effective 1 July 1938 ; terminable after six months' notice. Applies to Western Samoa. New Zealand was a party to this exchange of notes. U.K.T.S. No. 58 (1938); L.N.T.S. CXCI, 299.