The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-23

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ARRIVING Orr
Entxy 70 make The usual m,ri,. A Pm.
at the fore1 4 they want q pilot. ssna o.
Inc Petof VIII approach vessels on tbs
sent ths health certifcate to be signed h. ss.udvsn =
sci 10 nee from contagiou, the captain ain ~scapAn
Otherwise he vii hoist the yellow aae = - most te y
o. rne paso. ana health o11cer. ~~y III
a4ter nsr arrival al either Of the Iegaliy.d 'essd
make known 10 the collector Of customs The ffie o.
said vessel has come to this port, furnish s% srslles
passengers. anu denver him, under oath. . sn 10 Il
manilest OF the cargo With which said ,es
manifest shah contain an account Of the n~I
marks, number, contents and quantities. II aga
perform any OF al OF the acts above meptiia~lneza
eight hours amer ms arrival. be shah be sub;ssuu "
ceedIng one Thousand dollars He shah x,anths
above mentioned deliver, under oath, a i ~ LsasS
poafo at the time 81 ner ARRIVAL, under pepabr q
. me o. one hundred dollars. ahu
Masters OF whaiIng vesseis alall enter thai,
lector's Office within forty-eieht hours - Vssis
s s9ar 2, = eI po.rs =. enafy, ana previous to discsssf
penalty Of not less than ten or more than oms q -
Iney shaii also, wiInh the time above ststtd IsIfhs
all wines ana spirits on board as stores. ana nfsx
cargo and freight, except the produce Of their sassss
outnt, PROVISIONS ana FURNITURE OF their Vessel sSeqs
forfeitfng all sucn stores, cargo and freight A. -'7k
OF stores or man,les., ana q hne Of one hundred ss
before LANDING Daggaee, q permit for the s~z
tanned rom the conector, and no permit can b II
requtsite passenger hsl mas been furnished B, ,Sr1i4
Masters OF vessels allowing baggage to be laa ana IN
plance with the laws, are subject to a fine Of 5 So n
The coll ector, at his discretion. and at the eA0zs>
sci, may provide an officer to be present on tps1rsaS
discharge, to superintend the disembarkatie, "%d@
other or Greater amount OF merchandise be ana
forth in the permit. "e<
vessels having spirits, wines, or any Other
board, subject to a duty exceeding five per cer, y
receiving such articles on board, are liable 70 ;,,asr
board, who shall receive. the sum Of two don,-
per diem, and also food and lodging at the esu~,s
The following are the only ports Of entry in III
for vessels Of all descriptions, Honolulu, (0ahu 49,
Hiio, Kealskeakua and Kawaihae, QIawaii M ~ a,S
and for wtxiers and vessels Of war only, HanaIs ne
The port harges are as follows rAtzf
At Hon Dlulu-Piiotage one dollar per foot ~a
pilotage 1t TO pilot is employed health c~ertfscsss
buoys, two dollars harbor master, three dollars. !
dollar pilot for anchoring a vessel outside. whtA 4
ter the harbor, ten dollars.
At Misunderstanding officer. five dollars. -
lar canal, III usedD two dollars clearance. !.
At Hiio.-Pnotage, health certificate and clesr.-
as at Honolulu.
At MISUNDERSTANDING officer, IS cle.,~
At Kawaihae, (Hawaii,) and Koloa, Kauni ~
Kealakeakua- $50
All charges for buoys and boarding officer, niush-
collectors Office before hding. unlading or trsnshiny
go or passengers, shipping or discharging any crr
Hawaiian vessels, whether licensed as coaster u~
engaged in foreign trade, are liable to the same rh,--
s~trictions as foreign vessels.
Whale ships are allowed to land goods 10 the y,Mw.
dred dollars free OF duty.
Products Of the whale fishery may be ~;ranshIrpss
charge except for entry and permit. II sold ~ -
landed in bond for export, they are liable to duts ! i
cent on value by estimate.
The permits granted tn whalers do not include 4. /.
position of spiritnous liquors.
Any master of a whaleship who shall fail 70 pras.
NIT when called for, shall be liable to a fine Of Dot hss1
or more than fifty dollars, to be imposed by the cs~s
Before obtaining a clearance for a vessel. the No.
quired to furnish the collector with a NANTES, Of n :
tended to be exported, a manifest Of all stores taken 4
or transhipped from other vessels, a list Of the narrx :
of all passengers who are to leave the kingdom inhs -
pay all legal charges at the harbor masters ofms ~
~iector,s Office.
Every captain Of a vessel who shall convey ont 4 q
dom as a passenger, any person to whom the pa.s,s
plies, who shall not be provided with a passnort sr
ter Of foreign relations or collector Of customs ,tT n
such person. be liable to a fine of ffy dollar, ~ y
debts and obHgatians which such passenger maT T.,
paid in this kingdom. and the vessel shall he I'm. y
ment and sale to pay the same.
ANY vessel having cargo on board intended sr 49,
or spirits in cargo or stores. NAV not touch a, n nsr j
of entry. without a permit from a collector.
Masters of vessels are requested to leave tho s-,
board with the officer In command for the guissrr ~
oil. whalebone. or any other article of merrhaDs. h
transhipped without apermit ia liable IN se;,urs and -
vessels landing goods upop which the duties n,
paid, are liable to seizure and con6scation.
If any person commit an offense or. shore. and .
hoard "a vessel IL shall be the dutv of the corm.nSs-5
such vessel to surrender The sugnecte. 81 culnrit -,
officer of the police who demaudsf 3 surrender an n
ton Of a legal warrant g
All sailors found ashora M Jaha,n. .f,a, ,hs ,~s5
drum. or at Honolulu after the ringing Of the ter lda,
subject to apprehension and a fine of twddoTrh. az
Shipmasters must give notice to the hari% a.a-fsf
sertion of any of their sailors within fnrty-eirbi SIS,
penalty of one hundred dollars.
Foreign seamen are mot allowed IN no d,scbargIs 4,
ports OF these Islands. except at Honolulu. Lam |,
and at these ports only with the written consent 81
master. .
live seamen are aIIowed 70 he Skinned ana giscbarr,
those places only before the accent for sbinning native .
No spirits or other mercbandise shall be- entered ma
for Consumption or re-exnorfafjo AT anv Of the por
kingdom except Honolulu. Lahaina and lilo. and no
shall be so entered at HiIo.
The rates Of duties on merchandise landed in this6
as lohows - -
titled or fermenfeC spirituous iiouors Of any desusis
ceedipr SIS per cent. nor less than q per csAt. Of a
dollars per gallon. Do. exceeding IS DER cent. a 4
dollars per gallon. Do. exceeding Is per cent and n
ing 81 per cent. of alcohol. one dollar per gallon. Do q
ing IS per cent. of alcohol. five per cent. al yaloreu
On sugars moIasses- svr1ps az sngars and coaat n
of any country with which this government has >
treaty as folIows
Two cents per poupd ON sugars. ten cents NJ nh
lasses and syrups OF sugars. three cents per pound On.
On all other merchandise five per cent. nd yalSren
On merchandise transbipped from one vessel 10
transit dirty of one per cent. nd yalore,n. n
ANY vessel taking away n prisoner from the Isla,d.
to a fine of five hundred dollars.
Any captain or other officer of n FOREIGN vesss Il
without connIvinr with the reor;yements ~ the lr 81
out of the jurisdiction of this government auv ustr
thereof. Is liable To n fine Of five hundred dollsrs.
RAND riding l., the streets is nrobibited unasra M,
The hours for landing goods or other articles. are
O'CLOCK a. NJ and + o,cieck p NJ On Ali davs,ro,t
and national holvdavs. Z
once hours nj the custom bouse and other puka
every day (except Surdavs and national boyi,u
O'clock. A. NJ. until 4 O'Clock. p. A..
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Mails.
Vessels arriving from San Francisco. or other fsu
and having a mail for Honolulu. win hoist the usdouds
the fore. If a pilot is wanted : but If a piIot i NOT sux
sci having such n mail win boist the ENSIGN AZ M man
Messrs. Morran. stone a Co San Francisco. ar h
lied mail agents for the Hawaiian Governmeni. ai
leaving that port for Honolulu. are requested to inhnl
the time of their departure.
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HnrbOr Regulations Of Honetr'e
Vessels anchoring outside of the reefof Honolulu "A