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the following schedule, the same being the
growth, manufacture or produce Of the Hawaiian
Islands, into all the ports OF the United States
ScheduIe.-Arrow-root, castor oil, fruits. nuts.
vegetables, dried and undried, preserved
and unpreserVed: hides and skins, un-
ornamental woods; seeds, plants, shrubs,
or trees; muscovado, brown and all other uure,
fined sugar, heretofore commonly imported from
the Hawaiian Islands, and known In the markets
Of San Francisco and Portland as Sandwich
Island sugar." syrups Of sugar-cane, melado and
molasses; tsllOW.
Article 2 For and in consideration OF the rights
and privileges granted by the United States Of
America in the preceding article of this conven-
iesty the King Of the Hawaiian Islands hereby
agrees TO admit all the articles named in the fol-
lowing schedule, the same being the growth
manufacture or produce Of the United States Of
America into all the ports Of the Hawaiian
Islands free Of duty;
Standardization implements: animals.
beef, bacon, pork, ham and all fresh, smoked or
preserved meats; boots and shoes; grain hour
meal and bran; bread and breadstutfs OF ali kinds
bricks, lime and cement; butter, cheese lard
tallow, bullion. coal, eordage; naval stores, IN
clHdinR tar, itch, TOSn turpentine, raw and rec.
titled; copper and composition sheathing, nails
and bolts; cotton and manufactures of cotton
Dleacbed and unbleached, and whether or not
eOlOred, stamped painted or printed; eggs fsh
and oysters and ali other creatures liyin9 in the
water, and the products thereof; fruits, nuts and
vegetables, green, dried or undried, preserved or
uDpreserved; hardware: hides furs, skins and
Z, rlVetN
NAILS spikes and bolts tacks brads or sprigs. lee:
iron and steel and manufactures thereof: leather
lumber and timber Of all kinds-round, heWed
sawed and manufactured in whole or in part; doors
sashes and blinds; machinery of all kinds engines
and parts thereCf; oats and hay; paper stationery
ana books, and all manufactures Of paper, or pa
per and wood; petroleum, and all oils for Iu6ri-
eating or illuminating purposes; plants, shrubs
trees and seeds rice; sugar refined or unrefined:
salt; soap; shocks, slaves and headings; wool and
manufactures OF wool, other than ready made
clothing; wagons and carts for the purpose of az.
riculture or OF drayage; wood and manufactures
o. wood, or of wood and metal, except furniture
either upholstered or carved, and Carriages; tex.
tile manufactures, made of q combination of wool,
cotton, SILK or linen, or Of any two or more Of
them, other than ready-made clothing.
Article 3. The evidence that articles proposed
TO he admitted into the ports of the United States
Of America, or the ports Of the Hawaiian islands,
free Of duty, under the first and second articles
OF this convention are the growth, manufacture
or produce of the United States OF America or Of
the Hawaiian islands, respectively shall be as
tabished under such rules and regulations and
conditions for the protection OF the revenue as the
two Governments may from lime to time respec
lively prescribe.
Article 4. No export duty or charges shall be
imposed in the Hawaiian islands or in the United
States upon any OF the articles proposed be ad-
mitted into the ports OF the Hawaiian islands
free Of duty. under the first and second articles OF
the convention.
Article S. The present convention shall take eC
fectRs soon as it shall have been approved and
proclaimed by His Majesty the King of the
Hawaiians Islands, and shall have been ratified
anu OuIy proclaimed on inc part oil the Govern
ment Of the United States, and the laws required
to carry IL in operation shall have been passed by
the Congress Of the United States of America
Such assent having been given and the ratifca-
tons of the convention having been exchanged,
as provided in article g. the convention shall re-
main in force for seven years from the date at
which 1t may come into operation; and further un-
til the expiration of twelve months after either Of
the high contracting parties shall give notice to
the other of its wish to terminate the same, each
OF the high contracting parties being at liberty to
give such notice to the other at the end OF the
said term Of seven years. or at any time thereafter