The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-08

chant vessel having entered either Of the ports open
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proceed to any other place In the kingdom, not being port o.
duties upon which have been paid, or Of embarkins cargo, or Of
obtaining refreshments. The collectors Of customs at all other
for their respective collection districts
Sec. $50. The Hawaiian Islands shall be divided
into the following collection districts
HlO, Kawaihae, and Kealakeakua- The collection a, s. Ka1 o.
pnO shan AN e s%p Ts all ihSss P05t sI..ri 81 Of Kam ainh1@a an ii ihose
known as Hamakua, and Kohala and the COLLECTION ais'r'c' %
The Islands o. Of Maui, MoioEai, Lanai. and Kahoolawe, shall
be known as the collection district OF Lahsina- ,..,,, ,;.,ri.,
The Island Of Oahu shall be known as the collection ois'ric'
lection district Of Koloa-
Art. Xvu-Of the .4ppointmenf of Collectors, their
General Duties and Compensation.
Sec. 531. The King in Privy Council, upon the
nomination of the Minister of Finance, shall apron, ~
a suitable person ODE conector-General Of Customs, 10 ,r I y. ~ = e
ports of entry and departure in this lingaoI1, Tno og.a an ri
aGeio collector Of the port of Honolulu and hold once a"r'ns
the pleasure Of His Majesty.
Sec. $50. Before entering upon the duues OF ms
Office, said Collector-Genera Of Customs shall take
" and fsiNhfuIiy TO execute the duties of his office and shall
enter into = bond to the hipis,er o. t una ,Se,sa y a. aolars with
one or more surssie. to be approved by said min,ste Z. S Soais.
as CoIIector-General Of Customs, and punctIaIy pay over q
the Minister Of Finance, as often as required, al moneys c e.nTn
ofbis receipts and transactions, as required by law
Sec. 533. Said Collector-G General shall make quar-
tprly returns TO the MINISTER OIL IHtuOc, JIMMY
cling on the first day of January in each year, 81 an money! 5n,i s
ceiyed at the several custom houses Of the Kingdom, rom duties,
ister and pay over the balance. He shall also make an annual
report Of the transactions and business Of his apartment ana -
several imports and exports OF the Kingdom and also u te
seyerai ports Of the kingdom from foreign countries, and of the
foreign countries from which such vessels shan arrive and
Countries, and Of the places for which such vessels departs and
Of such other facts and matters as the Minister OF Finance may
from time to time require.
Sec. 534. The Collector General shall, with the ap-
proval Of the Minister of Finance, appoint a collect
or 70. each 20 Of s%, , e. ,ss pS 3siss n i sIs s.SsaU% Of hs dn 4 &c and and
who shall hold Office during the pleasure OF the Collector
General
Sec. 535. Every such collector, before entering
upon the duties Of his Office, shall take and subscribe
before the Colector-General, or some magistrate within his dis
du,ies Of said Office of collector, and that he viii use his bes,
endeavors to prevent and detect frauds against, and violations
Of the revenue laws Of this kingdom he shall also enter into a
bond to the Coucctor-General, with such sureties, in such pen
require.
Sec. 536. Every such collector shall make quar-
terly returns to the Collector-Genera OF the receipts
NJ oa nro NJ III moneys in his hands. from Whatever source re-
ceived- He shall also make such siatisncai eNh'Di's As In
Couector-General may from time to time require
Sec. 537. The collectors shall attend in person at
the ports for which they are respectively appointed,
and shall keep fair and true records of an their transactions, as
ti me- 70 ! time. be directed by the Minister Of Finance ; and shall
at all times, submit their books, papers and accounts to the in
spection of such persons as may be appointed by said Minister
for that purpose
Sec. 53s. Every collector, in case of sickness, or
leave Of absence obtained from the Minister OF FL
nance. and not Otherwise, may perform his several functions by
deputy, duly constituted under his hand and seal and for
whom, in the execution of his trusts he shall be answerabie-
Sec. $50. 1t shall be the duty of each collector, at
the port for which he is appointed, to receive all re-
ports, manlfests, and documents to be made or exhibited, on
the entry Of any ship or vessel to record all manifests, to re-
ceive the entries OF all vessels and OF the goods imported IN
them, to ascertain the amount upon the respective entries to
rec : : all ar moneys sb pa,s sr 10 d s1sns IN pepm 1ass for SS she 10 1nlsding
aud delivering of goods to grant passports and, with the
store-keepers within his district, when necessary to admins
ter and certify all oaths and afhrmations necessary for the per-
produced as evidence in any court Of justice Of the kingdom
and to do such other things s a. .i the Ia law, @ or rsgcs ID tI ss % esarg IN
Sec. $40. In addition to the duties hereinbefore
specified, the Collector-Genera is charged with the
special duty Of registering and licensing Hawaiian vessels
Sec 54I. The Collector-General of Customs, with
the approval of the Minister of Finance, may appoint
a deputy collector, for the port of Honolulu. to assist him in the
discharge of his duties, which deputy shall receive such amount
of compensation as the King in privy Council may determine.
Sec. 542 The C~ollector-G General of Customs shall
receive an annual salary of three thousand dollars,
to be paid quarterly
Sec. 543. The Collector of Customs at Lahaina
shall receive an annual salary of fifteen hundred
dollars, to be paid quarterly.
Sec. 544. The Collectors of Customs at the several
ports of Hilo, Kealakeakua, Kawaihae, and Koloa,
shall receive such reasonable compensation as the Collector
General Of Customs, with the appreciation Of the Minister Of
Finance, may determine
ART. XVIIL-Of the .Arriral and Entry Of Pessels.
Sec. 545. The commanding officer of every merchant
vessel, arriving from a foreign por., or from a domestic
port, with foreign merchandise on board, at any port Of entry,
shall. within forty-eight hours after arrival, make known to the
the business upon which such vessel has CINE to this port,
furnish him with n list of passengers, and deliver him n true
and perfect manifest Of the cargo with which she is laden, con-
aiming an account Of the packages with their specific contents,
marks and numbers. and the names Of the shippers and i'm
porter or consixnees, In the following form, under penalty Of
not exceeding one thousand dollars
INWARD MANIFEST.
Report and manifest Of cargo. laden at the port Of on
board Of the =, whereof is master, bound for -
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