The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-07-30

shall, moreover, be exempted during
the same time, from all military
service, according to the stipulations
of the treaties and law in force at
the time.
1II--During the same period as
stated above, there will be rebate,
which shall not exceed % percent,
on all the duties which may be paid
for the importation or expectation
of merchandise which may be intro
duced for the exclusive consumption
of the colony, or which may be ex-
ported as the produce of the indus
tries of cultivation of those estab-
lished there.
IV-The benefits which are autho-
rized by the first clause of the pre-
ceding section can be modified in a
more ample sense, at the discretion
of the proper authority, in favor of
such families whose members shall
exceed five individuals.
Whose who, without bringing
family, or who are unmarried, de-
sire to inscribe their names in the
register of the colony, shall receive
two COWS just calved, $40 and thirty
two mo'aGanas of land, enjoying be-
sides, the benefits conceded by Sec
ton 4.
6. There will be an alteration as
well in the benefits, which are SET
forth in Section 5, upon the arrival
of one hundred families and of a like
number of colonists, of the descrip-
ton as expressed in the immediate
preceding section, in the colony.
z. There will not be received in
the colony prison convicts, unless
they have been accredited with hav-
ing changed their conduct after their
discharge from prison; disreputa-
BILE and quarrelsome persons, and
those who are addicted to notori-
ously vicious habits.
8. The colonists will be required:
Mot to change their residence
within, at least, the first five years
after their settlement in the depart
ment.
Ito construct a dwelling
house within the first year, in the
place designated by the authorities.
III-To Immediately cultivate all
or part of the land adjudicated them,
planting such grain as they may
think most convenient to their inter-
ests, and cultivating, as well, the
seeds which they receive.
IV-Not to transfer, during ten
years, the ground which they have
been placed in possession of; being
able to do this only when from at
tendant reasons, they have the per-
mission of the authority to do so.
8. At the expiration of the five
years, conditional with the stipula-
tions of the first (I) clause of the
preceding section, measurement will
be made of the land of which they
have been placed in possession,
giving to the possessor the respec-
tive title of the property. The ex-
penses of measurement and for the
documents shall be borne by the
interested parties.
10. Those who desert the colony
before the expiration of the five
years, shall forfeit, in addition to
the land and their chattels, the
benefits which this law comedies to
them, and shall be compelled to re-
turn, at just valuation, the value
of the articles with which the au-
thorities presented them.
II. AS soon as twenty families
shall have settled in the colony, a
definite boundary Of the town of
"Entre Rios" will be made accord
ing to the plan and instructions fur
nished by the Secretary of Public
Works; after which, from funds
furnished by the National Treasury,
an edifice shall be erected which
shall serve for the public schools
and for the offices of the local au-
thorities.
II. The epoch at which the fore
going stipulations are determined
shall serve as a guide to date the
time of the expiration of the per-
sonal exemptions and authorized
concessions to the colonists.
13. The Secretary of Public Works
shall undertake.:
THAT this law be made known
in the exterior through the medium
of consular agents.
II-That proper care be taken
that the foreign colonists enjoy,
above all these already set forth,
all the exemptions, facilities and
privileges which the laws in force
allow to immigrants.
III-That the advantages of the
mild climate and fertile soil, its
good photographic conditions, its
close proximity to the seaport, as
we'll as other pertinent information,
be made known.
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