The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-05-02

agents may from Tune 10 lllHc' ~ /
their discretion, appoint certain /.
places within or near any harbor or /
anchorage IN the Hawaiian Islands,
for the performance of quarantine,
where all or any vessel or vessels
liable to quarantine, and the officers,
crews, passengers and other persons
on board thereof, shall perform the
same; and also may appoint stations
apart from such vessels, where any
persons or things shall be detained
for the performance of quarantine.
IL. Every vessel arriving off any
port of these Islands, may be board
ed by the Port Physician, who shall
examine personally the crews and
passengers, and if satisfied that no
contagious or infectious disease,
that is dangerous to the public
health, exists, or has recently eX-
listed on board, he shall give the Cap
tain certificate TO that effect; but
if not so satisfied, he shall order the
Pilot TO anchor the vessel outside of
the harbor and notify the Board of
Health of the facts. No vessel may
enter the harbor of any port of this
Kingdom, when forbidden TO do so
by the Port Physician of said port.
u. All expenses incurred on ac-
count of any person, vessel, or
goods, under any quarantine regua-
tions, shall be paid by such person,
vessel or owner, or consignee of such
vessel or goods, the vessel causing
them not receiving permit to quit
the port until said expenses are paid,
or surety for their payment given.
10. In every case where vessel
is boarded by the Port Physician,
his fees and expenses shall be paid
by the vessel or its representatives
and if said vessel or its representa-
tives decline to pay these fees, the
] Collector of Customs shall collect
them and shall not grant clearance
to said vessel until such fees and eX-
penses shall have been paid.
IA. The resident physicians who
are, or shall be appointed by the
Government to take charge of the
various districts of these Islands, eX-
cept Honolulu, are hereby appointed
by the Board of Health TO act as
Port Physicians for all ports in their
several districts.
10. If vessel, passing on to an
other port or country, wish to land
persons or goods in any port of these
islands, the said vessel being obliged
to undergo quarantine under the
provisions of the previous Sections
of these regulations, the person or
goods entering said ports of these
Islands may be landed and shall I'M
dergo such quarantine or other
treatment as the Board of Health
shall order, after which the vessel
shall be free to depart, when her
quarantine is raised.
l6. On the arrival of a vessel at
any port of this Kingdom, coming
from port known to be infected
with cholera, yellow fever, smallpox,
scarlet fever, plague or any other
contagious or infectious disease
deemed by the Board of Health to
be dangerous to public health, al
though no case of such disease may
have broken out on board during the
voyage, the officers, crew and pas
sengers of such vessel may he kept
in quarantine until period of
eighteen days shall have elapsed
from the time of her leaving said in
fected port; and the vessel herself
and her cargo shall undergo such
process of cleansing and disinfecton
as the Board of Health shall Judge
necessary.
II. On the arrival of a vessel at
any port of this Kingdom which has
or has had on board during the voy-
age, any person sick with smallpox
or scarlet fever, a. the sick per-
sons, if passengers for that port,
shall be sent to the quarantine hos
pital for such a period as may be
deemed necessary; & Che officers,
crew, well passengers and other per-
sons on board shall be placed in
quarantine apart from the aforesaid,
for such period as may be deemed
necessary by the Board of Health;
(3,) and the whole or part of
the ship and its cargo shall
undergo such fumigation and
disinfectlon as the Board may
deem necessary. But with regard to
all sick passengers other than pas
sengers for that port, and with re-
gard to all persons sick with cholera,
yellow fever or plague, the Board
will not consider itself bound to re-
ceive them or to take care of them
in quarantine.
Is. No person shall leave or visit
any quarantined vessel, or any house,
enclosure or place set apart for quar-
antine purposes; unless by written
permission of the President of the
Board of Health, or some agent au-
thorized by said Board.
10. Under no circumstances pro-
vided for 10y the last preceding re-
guIation, shall clothing, personal
baggage, or any goods be allowed to
be landed from any vessel or remov-
ed from any place, before having un-
dergone such disinfecting process as
may be ordered by the Board of
Health; nor shall letters or mails be
landed in Honolulu except by writ
ten permission of the President of