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Sailing Holidays: Italian Holidays (all business closes') National Holidays: New Year's Day; Liberation Day (April 25), for the ending of World War II; Labor Day (May 1); Anniversary of the Founding of the Republic (June 2); Victory Day (Nov. 4), for the ending of World War I.Packets.—One particular group of sailing holidays vessels performed a very important new function in the 19th century, marking the beginning of the "line" principle in shipping—vessels sailing holidays on regular schedules on particular runs. Before this, most vessels had been transients or tramps, picking up cargo wherever it could be found. Others, called "regular traders," followed a particular route between ports, but they did not have fixed sailing holidays dates. The New York sailing holidays packets to England and France, with their regular route and regular schedule, were thus the first real liners.
Yugoslav Holidays (all business closes) New Year's Day; Workers' Day (May 1); Anniversary of the Republic (Nov. 29), a big day featured by parades. Provincial holidays occur on July 7 (Serbia); July 13 (Monte-icgro); July 22 (Slovenia); July 27 (Croatia and Bosnia); Oct. 11 (Macedonia ). |
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