The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-02-21


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.....f. of other larl. Dot fNu. f.hr
also .Ho t#u tahuo.d Do. fH. landlord.
IHo rDoul, shall give tH tn. landlord
u..-ihird OF the ntu hus uk.u. FUR
Hurmorc. there shall poo duty whatever
Boz laId ON tho nsh taken hg the people
un b. ouuds riE,l o. tI.mt u.r .hlH
amy ,auo, be taxed or tahol.l
Do a. landlord having fishing grounds
lay amy duty on thc hsh taken Hy the
people on their own fishing grounds, the
penalty shall Doe 70. follows For One fun
year his own i.h shall Do. tahpno1 for
the tenants of bis own part cular land.
and notice shall ho given of The same,
go that the landlord who lays "a duty GA
The lsh Of the people may Doe known.
Dr. ans OF the landlords lay protective
taboo on taar fish, when the proper fish
f ing season arrives an the people may
take fish and when tho fish or" collect
/ ed they shall be divided, one-thiri 90 M"
fishermen and tw0-thirds 60 the landlord.
|lf tlp landlord seize all the fish and
leave none for the fishermen. the pun
'ishm,ut De- the same aa that Of the land
lords who lay "a duty on the fish ~ DO,
people.
b. however there is any plantation
having fishing grounds belonging 10 IT,
but no reef, the sea being deep, IL shall
stll Dee proper for the landlord 20 lay
taboo on one species of fish for himself
but one species only. II The parrot-fsh,
t,n the parrot-iish only, but Dr. some
oth,r fish, then that only and not the
puT9t-hsh. These are the ouactmeuts
Respecting the free fishing ground aud
respecting the taking " fish.
3. ftrI'rlhf 'N' ihhoo'd lhhlhE
Grounds .-ThD#r fishing grounds wEiah
are Known IE the ptopi" 10 nave Fhpt4H
of h"h Remaining upon th'm shall ai the
season for fishing. Doc placed under The
protective taboo OF the tIN officers OF tHa
h.NH. lH. isAlhS grounds nu 'HhH ihar
protected ai.. J. hHl.|, 3 h'.Il.. ., ha-
I.'.Hs d, H"'"'ah.-.r 70, ptNIN- 't N'."-
Ea. as follows. j. plHaian' ], DpIas 3,
HAWAI-, 8, lahg.aHu., p kapu.n.s @. aikoo-
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DO" H'HI.p .nI o." PATRIOTISM. ON Maui,
lnr AalDAu 10. Horlauia and oth.. places
|'n lta"Hh iHr aIhcoit.
ON Kauai tas mull.t o.. ia, Ana
.lJIH, haI Dob, and lIauiI'l ana the agHII
and irysh-Uutpr fish of Mana, the per
|mau,ut ahoal fish OF AuHau, ANA adj the
transient snOaI fish from Hawaii 10 AI-
Ian, if .u sufficient quantity 10 ODD two
or more canoes, but mot 80 small % guam
Iuy us 30 hlI on. canoe only. Bun n the
Fishermen 30 ana borrow large canoe,
that all thc fish may Doc put into one,
then there shall De duty upon them.
on the above conditions there shall be
a government duty on all the transient
shoai hsh OF the islands. The tax officer
shall lay protective taboo on those FISH
for his Majesty the King, and when the
proper time for taking the fish arrives,
then the hsh shall be divided IN the same
manner az those which are under the
protective taboo Of the landlords.
II the tax oihcer seize all the fish OF
the fisherman, and leave none for those
VINO take them he shall pay fine Of $40,
ana shhll nave nothing more to say re-
sP'ellhB ~. Ioyhi taher' but u the Or
ger Tor s'Zlhs All the Ihh OF the hshcr-
men was from IN" governor, then ne
hhhu no longer DE governor though he
may hold ms own lands, ana The tax
h "a , ~ w I'm.