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h.ATIONs.
e OF LAWS
Pablnhsd for IL
tssrs feqpentine
entry to make the
piIot.
o the wIndward.
? to be signed by
from any conts-
white Aag, other.
and obey Re d.
eer.
the Coverssr q
Ding.
eage to be landed,
are subject t.
any Of the ports
letters to she cel-
ding the delivery
llector, will only
is Hawaiian Ne.
merchant vessel,
ther Of the legal
nown to the col
upon which said
sh him with . LIST
him under oath .
( the cargo with
ch manifest shah
kages. with their
ities and also the
nees. When any
any or all Of the
Eight hours after
a fine no { exceed
y documents pre-.
| be either in the
bn, and at the az
e an officer 10 be
Y her discharge,te
and see that no
Fhandise be landed
ports Of these ISL
e per cent. ad ga
ted liquors.
Fts Of entry at these
honolulu. Oahu, and
!, in addition there
auai and Kealeke-
) on merchant ves-
lulu, 20 cents per
pilofage.SEand out.
ahaina, anchorage
tn certificate, Ell;
and clearance 81.
the port Of Homo
] neither lading or
leaving any passen-
|er ton harbo1 dues,
they discharge or
gers they shall pay
}.
Polynesian newspa.
hips are, from and
n charges for pilot
fees, at all the va
Of this group.
lIers will be, clear
3D. 81, each; and
u,-buoys, So. At
|; lights 81; canal.
eakus,-health Ger
d goods TO the val-
+ they exceed thass
bay FIVE per cent. Oh
II as the charges for
anchorage fees, res
US to June IS, le47;
coed $1,000. lwhich
olulu and Lahaina,)
merchansmen, and
egal Liabilities.
ers, do not include
pirituous liquon.-
ch is prohibited ex-
will subject them
IN including the pay
as well at the an
roadstead of Homo
plulu.
no shall fail to pro-
shall be liable 10 q
than fifty dollars, 70
each ship-master 10
ector Of Customs, q
Consul, that all lie
Office, against said
Il he knows Of no
not Immediately de-
rs landed at any OF
bbiect to the follow.
y, whlekey, &c, OF
IS per cent alcohol. /.
Der cent. alcohol sic
cordials, &C., Tex
me and sinclair wines
bol) 81 per gallon /;
cent alcohol, /, malt
ralerem.
may be transhiPPed
deity.
which the duties have
Eure and con6scation
bee on shore, and the
BY vessel, il shall b
bcer Of said vessel q
rit person 10 any ON
his surrender on pro.
person on board Of {
BIZ Honolulu, to throw
I'D, under q penalty o
khaina, after the beat
], after the ringing o
hsion and q fine Of -
to the harbor mastel
cir sailors within q
be discharged st On,
Fcepting those OF -
barge seamen at %.
hout the written con-
. only ports al s ~s'e, :,
be shipped-and y
p consent only. :,
soner from these W
of $500.
parance, 1t shall b y
officer FIRST to furpn'
manifest Of cargo u
Vessel.
3 commanding o6o'
essel, to carry out :
any domiciied ai's,
without previous .,
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