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

Sec. sol. An entry, for statistical purposes, shall
be made of all goods or other property imported into
this kingdom, which by law are admissible duty free, by the
consignee or importer thereof ; and the Collector of Customs
shall provide suitable blanks for tina. purpose.
Sec. 562. There shall be a transit duty of one per
cent. ad raiorem, charged upon all foreign goods or
products transhipped in this kingdom, where the value exceeds
one thousand dollars. and two per cent upon all smaller
charged upon the products Of the whale fishery
Sec. 563. All goods other than liquors, imported
into this kingdom, shall upon the expectation. If the
invoice sOs. thereof ae9a, shan all amount a sh to at sn least two !. al HUNDRED ind Su a :
payable on such goods, except two per cent. ad uaforem and
threefourths Of all the duties payable thereon provided. that
no goods or liquors shall be entitled to drawback unless the
stored. and remained in the public stores, under the charge OF
the Collector Of Customs.
Sec. 564. II any goods entered for expectation,
with intent to drawback the duties thereon, shall be
landed without re-entry and payment of all charges, at any port
or place within this kingdom, such goods shall be subject to seizure
and forfeiture, together with the vessel from which they shall be
landed and any person concerned therein shall, on conviction
thereof; be imprisoned at hard labor ,n mot exceeding six months
OF PASSENGERS BAGGAGE.
Sec. sos. If the master Of any vessel, arriving at
any port of entry of this kingdom, from o foreign
port, Shall suffer the baggage Of any passenger on board Of his
vessel to be removed on shore from such vessel. unless a permit
therefor has been obtained from the collector of the port, or his
dollars, in the discretion of the Collector of Customs.
Sec. SEQ. If any passenger arriving ut q port of
entry of this kingdom. on board of a vessel coming
from a foreign port, shall remove his baggage IN shore from
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collector of the port, or his agent. such passenger shall be liable
to a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, in the discretion OF the
court
OF WHALE SHIPS.
See. SGT. Every master of a whaling vessel shall
enter his ship at the Custom House, within forty
eigh. hours after his arrival at any port of entry, and previous
to discharging or shipping any seamen, or taking oil any sup
plies or stores. under n penalty of not less than ten, or more
than one hundred dollars, TO be imposed by the Collector of
Customs.
Sec. 56S. Every master of a whaling vessel shall.
within forty-eight hours after his arrival, deliver
under oath, at the Custom House, a list OF all wines and spirits
on board as stores, and a manifest Of all cargo and freight, ex-
cept the produce OF his fishing. aud the outfits, provisions, and
furniture of his vessel, under the penalty of FORGETTING all such
stores, cargo or freight, as are not o the list of stores or the
manifest, and a fine Of one hundred dollars
Sec. 500. Every master Of n whaling vessel who
shall have duly entered his vessel Mt the Custom
House. delivered all the necessary papers. and paid the legal
charges due upon such entry, shall be entitled to permit from
the collector to trade, or barter goods. excepting spirtuous
liquors, for refreshments and supplies TO the amount OF twelve
hundred dollars, original invoice value, two hundred dollars OF
which shall be free OF duties. Said permit shall he as follows
wHALRR's PERMIT To LAND MERCHANDISE
CUSTOM HOUSE, -, II. l..
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