The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-07

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ne piios IN app approach ves p.Gs. on q. sd
sent The health certificate to be signed by sSa y side
sci Il free from e~ontagion, the captain win Ih%lsan la
. : t1 81 1ssot ne sn ~ he ai ~ "a. me- yellow nag, and obey d sss&
The commanding officer Of any merchant VIVA.
after her arrival at dther Of the legalized po4. ,inn3.
make known TO the collector Of customs the n.y. Of emr =
said vessel has come to this port, furnish him a us u1ns
| passengers. and deliver him, under cath. n fnu ~ la
manifest Of the cargo with which said vessels 4 ~
marks, number, contents and quantities, aso sas al WI
importers or consignees. When any such ofs ~ naass
| eight hours after his arrival. be shall be mh; sonoa Wits
| cecding one thousand dollars. He shall a. oafR
above mentioned, deliver, Under oath, a list ~ T.SnR
| board at the time Of her arrival, under penaltv ~ sua
q fine Of one hundred dollars. nen
Masters Of whaling vessels shall enter their w.,
Iector's office within forty-eight hours after ~.
| either Of the ports OF entry, and previous 70 dIscssu1 NJ
| ping any seamen, or taking OF any supplies cpss8
penalty Of not less than ten or more than one \. sas
They shall also, within the time above stated sled&
| all wines and spirits on board as stores. ana unaatE
| cargo and freight, except the produce Of their sMIt1rzf
outfit, provisions and furniture Of their vessel pra y Y
FORGETTING all such stores, cargo and freight as an ns
Of stores or manifest, and q fine OF one hundred An.
Before landing baggage, a permit for the sams n
tanned from the collector, and no permit can be grap,at
| requisite passenger list has been furnished bv * .uuu q
Masters Of vessels allowing baggage to be Lana Appoa
pliance with the laws, are subjectto a fine of fysbn. ,pae>
The coll ector, at his discretion, and at the expsass ss
| discharge, to superintend the disembarkation' ~ 81
other or greater amount Of merchandise be landss : =
forth in the permit.
Vessels having spirits, wines, or any other ms~
board, subject to a duty exceeding five per cent AZ
receiving such articles on board, are liable to lave :
board, who shall receive the sum OF two dollars
per diem, and also food and lodging at the expepS y
The following are the only ports of entry in tbds tS,e
| Hilo, Kealakeakua and Kawaihae, QIawaiil ana Ea a Y
and for whalers and vessels Of war only, Hanalei. Es.a<
The port charges are as follows "
1t Observation-Disclosures one dollar per foot each r.
pilotage If no pilot is employed health certifcss Ts
| buoys, two dollars ; harbor master, three dollars; cr.
dollar pilot for anchoring a vessel outside, which dn
| ter the harbor, ten dollars.
At Misunderstanding officer. five dollars; uas
lar canal, III used,) two dollars clearance, one Am,
At Hilo.-Pilotage, health certificate and clearana. d
At MISUNDERSTANDING officer, IS; clear,. =
A Kawaihae, QHawaii0 and Koloa, (KauaiJ he s ~
All charges for buoys and boarding officer. musts,
| collectors Office before lading, unlading or transhipu;s--
go or passengers, shipping or discharging any css.
Hawaiian vessels, whether licensed as coasters or III
engaged in foreign trade. are liable to the same chars -
| strictions as foreign vessels.
Whale ships are allowed to land goods to the yalued..
| dred dollars free of duty.
Products Of the whale fishery may be ~transhiprsd frs
charge except for entry and permit. If sold or snss
landed in bond for export, they are liable to duty CT
cent. on value by estimate.
The permits granted to whalers do not include the a..
position of spirituous liquors.
Any master of a whaleship who shall fail to proius
nit when called for, shall be liable to a fine Of not les nv
or more than fifty dollars, to be imposed by the coEear
DtkOIC Dt3tLiaE a 0Ad W d Us IN DxrE =
quired to furnish the collector with a manifest of al en-
tended to be exported, a manifest of all stores taken i'm
or transhipped from other vessels, a list of the names NJ
of all passengers who are to leave the kingdom il his yrr
pay all legal charges at the harbor masters Office md
lector1 Office.
Every captain OF a vessel who shall convey GU. Of ss !
dom as a passenger, any person to whom the passport <
plies, who shall not be provided with a passport from ~
ter Of foreign relations or collector of customs, shan, 10 :
such person, be liable to a fine of fifty dollars, and ft
debts and obligatians which such passengers may have }
paid in this kingdom. and the vessel shall be liable to =
ment and sale to pay the same.
Any vessel having cargo on board intended for a freu ,
or spirits in cargo or stores, may not touch at a place MT
Of entry, without a permit from a collector.
Masters of vessels are requested to leave their ceannz}
board with the officer in command, for the guidance III x2
Oil. whalebone, or any other article of merchandise. hns|
transhipped without a permit, is liable to seizure and cass
Vessels landing goods upon which the duties have nx
paid, are liable to seizure and confscation.
If any person commit an offense on shore, and ezy1
board a vessel, 1t shall be the duty Of the commanding sd
such vessel to surrender the suspected or culprt pernr5
officer of the police who demands his surrender on the I'd
tion of a legal warrant.
All sailors found ashore at Lahaina after the beating I
drum, or at Honolulu after the ringing of the ten ocakA}
subject to apprehension and a fine of two dollars.
Shipmasters must give notice to the harbor master d III
sertion of any of their sailors within forty-eight hour, uxj
penalty of one hundred dollars.
Foreign seamen are not allowed to be discharged at rg 4
ports of these Islands, except at Honolulu, Lahaina and y
and at these ports only with the written consent Of tekI
master.
Honolulu, Lahaina and Hlo, are the only ports at VII
tive seamen are allowed to be shipped and discharged "A
those places only before the agent for Shipping native seams
No spirits or other merchandise shall be entered bond z
for consumption or re-exportation at any of the ports q
wines liable to a duty higher than Eve per cent asLn
shall be so entered at Hilo.
The rates ofduties on merchandise landed in this knsazI
as follows
On brandy, gin, arrack. wines, ale, porter and all IA
titled or fermented spirituous liquors of any descripd1 nj
ceeding 55 per cent, nor less than q per cent. of ssktl
dollars per gallon. Do. exceeding SIS per cent. OF anb4l
dollars per gallon. Do. exceeding Is per cent and not 4
ing q per cent. Of alcohol, one dollar per gallon. Do nxr1
;pC 10 Nor cepf cf alcohol five cent nd valorem n
On sugars, molasses, syrups Of sugars, and coffee, the =
of any country with which this government has DO q
treaty, as follows: |
Two cents per pound on sugars, ten cents per gallon 9
lasses and syrups of sugars, three cents per pound on u4
On all other merchandise five per cent. ad valorem.
On merchandise transhipped from one vessel to nd
transit duty of one per cent. ad valorem.
Any vessel taking away a prisoner from the Islands b 4
to a fine of five hundred dollars.
Any captain or other officer of a foreign vessel VIE :
without complying with the requirements of the law, cz14
out of the jurisdiction Of this government any natias =
thereof, is liable to a fine OF five hundred dollars.
Rapid riding in the streets is prohibited UNDER pens7
The hours for landing goods or other articles, are ky4
o'clock, A. NJ, and 5 O'Clock, p. M, on all days exceptsz
and national ~holydays.
Office hours at the custom house and other pabf !
every day (exceps Sundays and national hcydsys 4
O'Clock, A.. NJ, until 4 O'Clock, p. NJ
Mails.
Vessels arriving from San Francisco, or other fre =
and having a mail for Honolulu, will hoist the national d
the fore, If a pilot is wanted but IL a pilot is not wan'1
sci having such a mail will hoist the ensign at the main
Messrs. Morgan, stone q Cos San francisco' ae ~
lied mail agents for the Hawaiian Government and
leaving that port for Honolulu, are requested TO inion
the time of their departure.
Harbor Regulations of HOnoiulh
Vessels anchoring outside Of the reefoff Honolulu, shM
their anchorage, when requested to do so by the harban
either of the commissioned pilots. Vessels entering h1
to be anchored in the place designated by the harbG r1s
his assistant, and moved from one anchorage to snsaz5
may direct, and none except Hawaiian coasting ycsss.
than fifty tons burthen, and vessels under command :
or officer for the purpose Of leaving port, to quit their az
without the written permission of the harbor master