The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-01

uapd Is aled The Surplus will be available fer The
ealIiSa,ien Of sugar, Therefore neless great
g change eomes over the spirit et our dreams"
ne w'll not see IAe yield OF sugar doubled daring
the seveu years Of the Treaty. We r7pend the
list Of ARTICLES 10 be admitted IN each county lree
Of duty.
HAWAIIAN PRoprcrs FRNS or prrV ~ ANY
RoRr or AMERICA.
Asrtcts l, fsr saa in consideration Of the rights
saa PFiviieSss Sraatei BY HIS Majesty, the kias sf
The hA~aAa Islssas 10 the aSNt saSeeeling arISsss
II this senvcnIfes aad sa sletsalsat thereof. the
United States " Aasr'eA hereby agree 10 admit all
the articles assae1 in the fs0wtnx schedule the
eeink the growth. maaalsetare produce of the uN
ssse Islands. ia's all parts sf TIE United States
NSs " aa,y.
Arrewroet:
Castor Oas
Basaaas, sas', Vegetables. dried and ualried, pre-
served and aaPSSssyvsa
Hides aad skias. Uaaresssd
Riee
rula
Seeds. plants. shrubs or trees;
Museavado. brown or other aureaaed sugar. mean
iag hereby the grades % sugar heCcotore eenmenly
Imported fren the Hawaiian Islands. ana nov known
Ia the markets vt San Francisco Aad Portland, as
" SsaisisA lslAad SaSAr =
SiruPs 0f ssSatsaas, mslAdS aad nalassss
Tsllew.
AMERICAN PRopvcrs FREE or DurV IN ANY
HAWAIIAN PoRr.
AEricLE 2. F0r and 10 consideration ef the rights
and privileges granted by the United States Of Amer
in the Psceias srele q this convention. aud
eQuiValent thereof His Majesty, the King of the
HaSaisa IslSnds, agrees % admit all the articles
nansd IN the falloWins schedule. the same being the
growth. msnafAetnrs. product Of the Uatod States
sf Ausra tR,o all the ports Of the Hawaiian Islaads
free % daiy.
AsriealtsrAi Implements; animals
Beet basea, pork, ham, aud all fresh, smoked or
preserved meats
Bread aud breais,ags Of all kiuis grAia, aour.
B0Sts And shoes; bricks. lae aud cement:
Batter. cheese. lard. tallaw bulliun
CoA. soriAss. naval stores, including tar. pitch,
rosin. tarpeatine. and rectiaed
Copper aud position. sheathng nails and bolts;
Cotton and manufactures Of elttou. blcaehed and
unhlsasAed, and whether or not eolored, stained,
painted. or printedi
Eggs. ash aud oysters. and all other creatures Hv-
ing IN the water aud the products thsrsoi
Fruits. nrts aad vegetables, green, dried or IN
dried. preserved or uuPreserVsd
Hides, fars. skins aud pelts. dressed undressed
Hardgare. hoop iron ani rivets, nails. spikes aud
bolts, taeks. brais or sprigs;
lee irNn aud steel, and manufactures thereof;
Lsathsri harness aud all manufactures Of leather;
Lumber aud timber Of all kinds. r0und. hewed,
saved and unmAuuae,Hred in whole or in part, Doors
szshes. and blinds
Machinery Of all kinds; engines And parts thereof
Oats and Hay;
Paper, stationers, and books. and all manufactures
Of paper or Of paper and wood
PesroleaD, and all oils for lubrieating and Iumi-
rating purposes;
Plants. shrubs, trees. and seeds;
Rice;
Sugar. refined or uurs6uei;
Salt soap; starch shocks slaves and headings
TobAeea, whether ia leaf or manufactured: tAlloW;
Wool and uaEafaeture Of wool, other than ready
made clothing wagons and for the purposes Of
agriculture or draysge; wood and manufactures Of
wood. Of wood aud metal except furnitnre either
upholstered carved, Aad carriages textile
flsIures made Of combination Of wool, cotton, silk
or linsn OF Of two or Of them other than when
ready made clothing.
This treaty applies only to the interchange
of Hawaiian and Americanp products. PrOduc-
tions of other countries, though shipped
from the United States or from Hawaii, cannot
claim the benefit of free entry under this treaty,
when imported into the other country. The
treaty is to continue for seven years from
the date when it takes effect, which, at this
writing, is uncertain.