The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-14
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VESSELS. HARBORs Ann
PORTS OF THE HAWAu,x

" The HAWAIIAN IS.
VESSELS ARRIVING o,-
1r[y 70 make the usual marin. ~
at the Forso if they want a pilot u signal d
The pilot will approach vessels +, a.
sent the health certificate to be siynai n y WihfssS
sci Is free from contagion,t the csrts; " Ileesps.
otherwise he will hoist the yellow a. WIN hos /.
of the pilot and health officer. "as' and Ole, Z
The commanding officer of any M.
after her arrival at either Of the Ierai,ialannt ves<i u
make known TO the collector of custq,a-sd prs : b
said vessel has come to this port f,s- NE hasins /
passengers. and deliver him, under os,s hin vtS
manifest OF the cargo with which ssa afun lty
maniIest shah contain an account Of The 'sssk
marks, number, contents and auant;,;se lackar ,
importers or consignees. When - ako us Y
perform any or all of the acts abovs ern ofc, y
eight hours after his arrival, he shan h. aentnOl =
ceeding one thousand dollars. He shsH 9'fst \
above mentioned, deliver, under sIAah as. ~
board at the time of her arrival. unS'I, a hx 4 b
q fine Of one hundred dollars. penalty ~
Masters OF whaling vessels shall sr,
lector's Office within forty-eight hon-s men vs<>
either OF the ports OF entry, and prey;ors a'f ts,;1
ping any seamsn' or taking off any suprssASas2
penalty of not less than ten or nor ,shupphss y :
They shall also, within the time aho,n one kn
all wines and spirits on board as sto-s. said FL
cargo and freight, except the proiuee - and aaxH
outfit, provisions and furniture of Their uar q
IotIeitlng ah sucn stores, cargo and freigb, |. as1
A@tA( aAtI a Ilt "a ma - " %
Before landing baggage, a permit nusard n
tanned from the collector, and no pern;, - ass I
requisite passenger list has been fIrr;sts 40 eer5d
Masters of vessels allowing baggage 10 y y q
pnnnce VIII .ne laws are subject to a fine of s~Ia1
The coll ector, at his discretion. ana =, ~ y usttaLl
sci. may provide an officer to he M eSensX
discharge, to superintend the disennbsr@a ezfi
other or greater amount of merchandise aNs
forth in the permit. hnzl
Vessels having spirits, wines. or anv -.
hoard Qnhiarf o. n /. J,f- - ututr -
receiving such articles on board. are nj ~ c1t 4
board, who shall receive the sum az tw~ ! y ana
per diem, and also food and lodging NJ ~ a nr sx2
The following are the only ports Of Entry Apsass
for vessels Of all descriptions, Honolulu, nnsE
Hiio, heaiaKeakua and kawaihae, Hawai- sl-<
and for whalers and vessels of war ONLY plya9h
The port charges are as follows:
At Honolulu-Pilotage one dollar 80.
pilotage II no pilot is employed health csras
buoys, two dollars harbor master. tbree san .h
ter the harbor, ten dollars. '11
At Misunderstanding officer. FIVE aou.-
lar canal, (f used, two dollars clearsSsa 2
AtHiio.-Pilotage, health certificate aa5
as at Honolulu aas
At Observation-Disclosures officer e.
Kealakeakua. ~J&&
All charges for buoys and boardinc oEo
collectors Office before lading, unlading ~ Mss
go or passengers, shipping or discharginr anr
Hawaiian vessels. whether licensed as eOassr
engaged IN ioreisn trade, are liable to the sane 49,
strlcuons as foreign vessels.
Whale ships are allowed TO land goods m ,,.
bred dollars free Of duty. 1
Products of the whale fishery NAV be tr,r.h..
charge except Tor entry and permit. II ~ :
landed In oond Tor export, they are Liable 10 IN, j
cent on value py estimate
The permits granted IN whalers do not in,t,a. a
position OF spirituous liquors.
Any master OF a whaleship who shall fan tn-
NIT when called for, shall be liable to a 6ue ~ -
or more than fifty dollars, to be imposed By the ~.
Before obtaining a clearance for a vessel a.
quired to furnish the collector with a msngsas, - =
tended TO be exported. a manifest ~ an s.a~~I4
or transhipped from other vessels. ! liz, ~ ~ a
of all passengers who are to leave the kipgson y \
nav ali legal charges at tie harhor n.s,a..
~icctor,s office.
Every captain OF a vessel who shall conv.r
dom as a messenger. any nerson 10 whom o-A
niles who shall not he nrovidad mich = - ~
ter of foreign relations or coIIec,or 90 r~.sPHac
such person. be liable to a fine ~ ec,v d on.H W
debts and obligatians which sucb nasssnrs- "a
paid in this kinedom. and the vesssi Ian \. ny ~
ment and sale to nav tha som. H~
Anv vessel baving cargo On ho.rs ,,...
or sn;r;ts in c,rga o. &C., uS-.ioami
Masters M vessels ore rao,as,aS 49, 49,
hoa,d with tbe ofscer IN confnan5 s..S nsl q
Oil wbalebone or anv othar arti. J, =. suase 4
transhipped without a permit. is liable to sei,~-s1
Vessels landing goods unon whicb ~ -
maid. are liable 10 seizure and con6sca,ion
II any person commit an osense an sho. 81
hoard a vessel. n shall no the dn,v 81 ,ha .o,.n
such vessel to surrender The suspected or r1lr-. ;
officer of the police who demands his snrypnis,
ton of a legal warrant.
All sailors fnund ashore nj Jaba;,a ,f,a, N. y
drum. or at Uonoluiu amer the r;nging of,hs 80
rbject to apprebension and a ine Of two doIs-
Shipmasters must give notice 70 The harbor -
sertion of any of their sailors within ~forty-eigst ~
penalty of one hundred dollars.
Foreign seamen are not allowed To be discharp.d y
ports of these Islands, except at Honolulu, LahaaI
and at these ports only with the written consent d
master.
Honolulu, Lahaina and Hllo, are the only pOrz d
tive seamen are allowed to be shipped and disArd
No snirits or other merrband;se shall he sn,.rs
for consumption or transportation at any Of as Z
kingdom except Honolulu. Lahaina and Hub, aai Il
wines liable to a duty higher than five per el !
shall be so entered at Hilo.
The rates of duties on merchandise landed igih:i
as follows
On brandy, gin, arrack. wines, ale, porter ani y
TILED or ferrnented spirituous liquors OF any dscH1
dollars per gallon. Do. exceeding IS per cent. "A
dollars per gallon. Do exceeding is per cent ala
ing - per cent OF alcohol, one dollar per gallon hs
ing Is per cent OF alcohol, hve per cent. ad Earz
On sugars, moiasses, syrups ofsugars, and caf= I
OF any country with which this government Ia 3
treaty, as follows
Two cents per pound on sugars, ten cents PS al
iasses and syrups Of sugars, three cents per Punial
On all other merchandise nve per cent. ad NIrz
On merchandise transhipped from one vessa "a
transit duty OF one per cent al valorem.
Any vessel taking away a prisoner from the lsxnA]
TO a hne OF hve hundred dollars.
Any captain or other officer OF a foreign ress 4
without complying with the requirements The hh
out of the jurisdiction Of this government. any IN
thereof, is liable to a fine OF five hundred dollars