The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-12

NJ BallOu the OF the
and published in volumes entitled "Civ Laws and
Penal Laws respectively, and in the Session Laws of
the Legislature the session of eighteen hundred and
Weight and referred to in this Act Cvll Laws,
"Penal Laws" and Session Laws
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
SEC. 2 That islands acquired by United
of America under Act of Congress entitled Jont Res
oluton provide for annexng the Hawaiian Islands to
the United States approved July seventh eighteen hun
dred and shall be known the Territory of
Hawaii.
SEC. That Territorial government, to
the MGnIernment of Hawaii is hereby established
the said Territory, with it's capital Honolulu, the
island of Oahu.
SEC. all white persons, Including Portuguese
and Of African descent all descend
ed frea4 the Hf~eiits4 either the
teraa4 side, who citizens of the Republic of Hawaii
immediately TRANSFERRED sovereignty
States, AUGUST t,oe1fth eighteen
hundred and nneteg hereby declared to be citizens
of the United States.
APPLICATION THE LAWS THE
SEC ). That the Constitutions and all the laws of the
United States locally applicable herein other
wise provided shall have the force and effect within
the said Territory elsewhere in the United States Pro
pded That sections eighteen hundred and fifty and egh
hundred and ninety of the Revised Statutes of the
United States shall not apply to the Territory of Hawaii
LAWS OF HAWAII
SEC g. That the laws of Hawaii not Inconsistent with
the Constitution laws of United States the pro-
visions of this Act shall continue in force subject
peal amendment by the legislature of Hawaii the
Congress of the United States.
SEC {. That the constitution of the Republic of Hal
wall and the laws of Hawaii forth in the following
acts chapters and sections of the civil laws penal laws,
and session laws and relating the following subjects
are hereby repealed.
CIv1L Laws: Sections and three PrOmu CATION of
chapter five Flag and seal; sections thirty thirty
Tenders for supplies; chapter Minister of
foreign affairs; chapter eight, Diplomatic and consular
agents: sections hundred and thirty -four and
hundred and thiTty-five, National museum chapter
twelve, Education of Hawaiian youths abroad; sections
hundred and fifty to one hundred and tysiX, Aid to
board of education; chapter fourteen Minister of the in
terror; sections hundred and sixty hundred
and sXtyeight, hundred and four hun
dred and seventy-fve Government lands; section
and ninety, Board of commissioners of public
lands: section hundred and Bureau of
agriculture and forestry; chapter thryOne Agriculture
and manufactures; chapter thirtytwO Rame; chapter
three TarO flour: chapter thirtyOu. Development
chapter thrtyve, Agriculture; section
hundred and seventy Brands chapter thirty
Patents; chapter thirty Copyrights sections
five hundred and and five hundred and ftyseven
Railroad subsidy; chapter forty-seven, Pacific cable;
chapter forty eight Hospitals; chapter fyone Coins
and currency chapter fifty four Consolidation of public
debt chapter ftysix Postoice; chapter tyseven, Elk
emptons from postage; chapter fty-eight, Postal
ngs bank; chapter sxtytwo Income tax; chapter sixty
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