The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-23
Hawaiian Gazette Supplement, February 3d. 1881
Custom House Statistics.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, 1880.
PREPARED BY
w. F. ALLEN, Collector General.
COLLECTOR GENERALS OFncE,
PREPARED BY


COLLECTOR GENERALS OFncE,
Honolulu, H. I, Feb. 18th, 1881.
SIR-In conformity with the require
ments Of the Cival Code, hove the honor
to submit to your Excellency my Annual
Report of the business of this Bureau of
your Excellency's Department. with the
Statistical Tables for the year 1880 in the
following order, viz:
No. Imports free by Treaty, duty
paid, bonded and free by law,
at all the ports of the King
dom.
No. 2-Value of all imports, showing
country from which imported.
No. S.-Cargoes valued above SO, 900.
No. 4-Domestic and Foreign Exports.
No. 5.-Domestic Exports, showing
country to which exported.
No. 6-Merchant and Whaling vessels.
No. Spirits, wines and beer drawn
for consumption.
No. s.-CustOms Receipts.
No. 9.-National vessels.
No. TO- Passenger Statistics.
No. ll.-Hawaiian registered vessels.
No. l2-ArrivaIs and departures finer
chant vessels, where from and
where to.
Also, the Statistics of duty paying, free
by Treaty, bonded, and free by law goods,
and spirits, showing values and quantities
in detail.
Table No. 1.-Shows the value of all
goods and spirits Imported,
showing s69,7o9 90 less in
value than in 1879.
Table No. 2.-Shows the Countries from
which the Imports are drawn,
showing an increase of $780,
202 81 in free by Treaty I'm
ports, and decrease in duty
paying Imports.
Table No. 3.-Shows the cargoes valued
over $4,000, the Port from
which they arrived, the YES
sci bringing them, and the
value of each cargo.
Table No. 4.-Shows an increase in most
of our principal Exports, and
an increase of $lS6,725 90
in value
Table No. 5.-Sbows the Country to
which the Domestic Exports
have been shipped, with the
quantity of each.
Table No. 6.-Shows the number of
Steamers, Merchant and
Whaling vessels, that have
visited this Port during the
year and their nationality
There were IL vessels, with
lO,l48 tons less than last
year.
Table No. Shows the spirits, wines
and beer drawn for consump-
ton, showing l4,677 gallons
more of wines and SPIRITS,
and 6,l29 doz and 1922 gall
Ions of beer less.
Table No. s-Shows the Customs Re-
cepts for the year, showing
an increase of oslo SO.
Table No. 9-Shows the different lation-
al vessels that have visited
this Port during the year.
Table No. lO-Shows that total of
1898 passengers have ar
rived, and 1928 have left
this Port during the year.
Also that 1899 have called |
on their way to and from
New Zealand and Australia.
Table No. Ills list of 81 Hawaiian
registered vessels, showing |
sailing foreign, steamers
aud AZ sail vessels engaged |
in coasting, with total ton
mage Of lO,I4S 1895,
small increase over last year.
-Four coasting schooners
were lost during the year.
Table No. I2-Is an exhibit of all
Steamers and Merchant YES
sells, that have arrived at,
and departed from this Port
for the year, showing the flag,
and Country from which ar
irving, and to which de-
parting.
The total value of Exports is S4,96s,-
444 81.
The total value of Imports is 1858, 26S
Al. Showing an excess in
value of Exports of 81, 1885,.
l76 46.
This excess of Exports will mos: prob