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Foreign division The illustrated catalogue of the industrial department
- Titel
- Foreign division
- Verleger
- Her Majesty's Commissioners
- Erscheinungsort
- London
- Bandzählung
- 4
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 1862
- Umfang
- Getr. Zählung
- Sprache
- English
- Signatur
- WA:B62-4
- Vorlage
- Universitätsbibliothek Chemnitz
- Digitalisat
- Universitätsbibliothek Chemnitz
- Digitalisat
- SLUB Dresden
- Lizenz-/Rechtehinweis
- Public Domain Mark 1.0
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- urn:nbn:de:bsz:14-db-id4699982292
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- http://digital.slub-dresden.de/id469998229
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- oai:de:slub-dresden:db:id-469998229
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- 469998229
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- Bestände der Universitätsbibliothek Chemnitz
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- Titel
- Austria At The International Exhibition Of 1862
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- Kapitel
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- Mehrbändiges WerkThe illustrated catalogue of the industrial department
- BandForeign division -
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- TitelblattTitelblatt II
- InhaltsverzeichnisInhaltsverzeichnis IV
- KapitelAustria At The International Exhibition Of 1862 -
- KapitelMecklenburg-Schwerin 1
- KapitelHanse-Towns 1
- KapitelSpecial Catalogue Of The Zollverein-Department I
- KapitelGreece 11
- KapitelHawaiian Or Sandwich Islands 21
- KapitelHayti 22
- KapitelIonian Islands 23
- KapitelItaly 29
- KapitelJapan 89
- KapitelLiberia 103
- KapitelMadagascar 104
- KapitelThe Netherlands. 105
- KapitelNorway 119
- KapitelPeru 129
- KapitelPortugal 131
- KapitelRome 165
- KapitelRussia 1
- KapitelSiam 27
- KapitelSpain 29
- KapitelSweden 69
- KapitelSwitzerland 85
- KapitelTurkey 99
- KapitelUnited States 119
- KapitelUruguay 131
- KapitelVenezuela 133
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(till the time of their becoming of age) the licensed trade of the husband or testator may be carried on. Trades, exercised by means of furnaces, steam- engines, or water-works, or otherwise apt to endanger or inconvenience the neighbourhood by rendering the same unhealthy or unsafe, spreading offensive smell, or causing uncommon noise, require a per mission concerning the locality of that trade, which, for certain trades specified by the law (such as a flayer’s occupation, manufacturing of chemicals, etc.) is granted only after judicial summons of the parties in question, when the municipal representatives and neighbours have an opportunity to offer reasons for any objection to the intended exercise of such trade. Uniting several trades. Every tradesman has the right jointly to execute all works requisite for the complete performance of his manufactures, and to employ the workmen of other trades necessary for his own. This right, for merly granted only to large factories, has now be come general; but the privilege of using the Imperial Eagle upon the sign-board and in the seal, and the denomination of Imp. Roy. Patented Manufac tory, or Wholesale-Business is bestowed only upon those business undertakings that are of eminent importance for the development of national industry and apt to enliven commerce. The right of manufac turing an article includes also the right of trafficking with the like productions of others. Multiplication of the premises of a trade in separate places within the community where the business is established, as well as the erection of branch-establishments and ware houses without the community, is, generally, consid ered as a new establishment of some trade. Removal of business establishments. The removal of a business establishment to another place is only allowed, if the trade in question is not, concerning its exercise, assigned to a fixed locality, there being required no renewed proof of technical qualification, necessary to be given in other cases. Commission. Any tradesman may give in commission, or de liver upon orders, the articles of his trade, beyond the range of the community where his business is located, to any trader who is allowed to deal in such com modities; and he may anywhere execute the work for wiich he has received orders. Artisans domi ciled in a foreign country may, in case of reciprocity, upon orders given, execute within the empire such works of industry as require no license. The importation of works produced abroad and the delivery of them to the committers is allowed on observance of the custom-regulations. The proprietor of an industrial establishment may also exercise his trade through an agent or let it on lease. The agent or lessee, however, must always be possessed of the qualifications necessary for the absolute exercise f that trade, and is to be notified to the authorities in the case of a licensed trade. The new Austrian Trade Legislation does not particularize the factory- system as a defined notion. There exist only a few regulations significative of a factory-system for in dustrial undertakings on an extensive scale, where usually more than 20 people, without distinction of sex and age, are working in common in the same work-shops. Such establishments are to keep a register of all the work-people, to have in the work-shop a regulation of service containing the rights and duties of the labourers posted up, and if, considering their great number or the nature of their occupation, there should be an apparent necessity of specially providing for them in case of accident or disease, the factory people ought either to lay up insurance funds for their relief through periodical contributions of their own, or they ought to join some other insurance com pany. Employment of Children. Children under ten years of age are not allowed to be employed at all; and, upon a license made out by the parish magistrate being produced, children over ten years but under twelve, are permitted to be employed in large industrial establishments for such work only as does not stint their physical develop ment. Another consideration to be taken in making out such a license is, that a child’s attending an ele mentary school be compatible with his or her employ ment in the industrial establishment, or that the pro prietor of the factory have, consistently with the re gulations of the authority for public instruction, suf ficiently provided for the instruction of the children by having established a special school. Working time of the Children. For individuals under 14 years of age, the time of work must not exceed 10 hours a day; for such as are 14 past and under 16, it must not exceed 12 hours a day; sufficient time of repose to intervene with adequate distribution. Night-work. Individuals under 16 years of age must not be employed for night-work after 9 o’clock p. m. nor before 5 o’clock a. m. But for factories where work is continued night and day, or where the management of the business would otherwise be obstructed, the ma gistrate may allow of hands under 16, but not under 14, years of age being employed for night-work; the magistrate may likewise, in cases 'of extraordinary
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