The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-10
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Orders issued to
Prevent Any
Landing.

a regulation for the exclusion vi
Aakee from Hawaii, as was predicted
~ my previous letter would be done
~. Haywood pressed the matter dill
geatly, in view OF the impossibility at
ahis late stage OF the session Tor spe-
eial net by Congress covering the ques-
tioA- The secretary's regulation is pc
useved to convey ample authority for
DrOtec,ion OF the Hawaiian Islands IL
reads as follows:
nanSsgioal Survey Circular No. ss
uNrTEp STATES DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE.
a nnportation Of Reptiles into Hawaii.
4 y. T. Department Of Agriculture
once OF the Secretary
Washington, ID. c., May z, lOZ
0pdsr the provisions OF section OF
tAs set OF Congress approved May u.
- entitled AN act to enlarge the pow
En- Of the Department OF Agriculture
prshibit the transportation by interstate
oeumsrce OF game killed in violation OF
Iesal laws. and for other purposes. the
SECRETARY OF Agriculture is authorized TO
regulate the introduction OF birds and AMI
NAH in localities where they have not
heretofore existed. and to make and pub
Riuh all needful rules and regulations FOR
carrying out the purposes OF the act.
In accordance with the authority thus
conferred, and for the purpose or pre-
venting the introduction of noXious rep
tiles into the Territory Of Hawaii. the or
der issued under date Of September d.
80 extending the list of foreign ami
mails and birds which may be imported
without permits (Crcular No. ~, Biologi-
cal Survey In hereby amended so that on
and after July l, 1902, and until turther
notice, permits will be required for the
entry OF reptiles at all ports of the Ha-
waIian Islands. Such permits will be Is
sued by the special inspector of this De
cartnent in Honolulu i'm the same form
AND subject to the same regulations as
thos. now issued for mammals and birds.
But no permits will be issued for the
entry OF poisonous snakes of any KIND.
All applications for permits to import
reptiles into Hawaii should be addressed
20 the Special Inspector of Foreign Ami
mails and Birds, Bishop Museum, Homo
mlu, Hawaii
Under the regulations prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury under date or
June q 1900 Circular No. l0l, Division
Of Customs), persons who have not al
ready secured permits will be allowed n
reasonable time in which TO secure them
after the arrival of the shipment at the
port Of entry. In case the application
for entry is not granted. or the required
permit In not obtained In due time. the
reptiles will be Immediately exported or
destroyed at the expense OF the owner or
agent
JAMES WILSON.
Secretary.
DeIsgate wilcox has received n let.
ter from the Secretary of State, Hon
John Hay. regarding charges against
m. Chinese Consul AT Honolulu. The
letter which is explanatory OF tn,
status Of an investigation being made
Nv the department. is as follows:
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1DsahI,'ton ,,o,, ., 1000
ry,,, 70 Wv W.T.
House OF Representatives.
Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge
ahe receipt on the 2lst instant, through
reference hither from you, OF TWO letters
dated respectively the 18th and 2lst ultimc
from Mr.. Wong Leong, OF Honolulu, to
you In which he complains that his rela-
tives in China have been prosecuted be-
cause Of his connection with the Bow
wong Society" in Honolulu and that it is
the Chinese Consul at Honolulu, Mr..
Long Wei Pin, who has caused them to
~ prosecuted.
In reply l have the honor TO inform
yen that the matter is having the De-
pArtnent's consideration.
have the honor TO be, sir
Your obedient servant,
JOHN HAY,
Secretary of State
,.,.,,.. -. 49,. ~. ,.,,
E'ef! oous heI htoWs mat .iie iep.
BILL introduced by Delegate wilcox. II
dead beyond revival, but the delegate
leaves no opportunity to advocate II
He recently told me that the Island.
would be relieved of 800. 900 in taxa
tion were his bill adopted. A few dayl
ago Mr. WILCOX had in the washinptor
rIr,ss r,dar nis $50 az, It'll .. -
,l.s ..Nnnor,,ni.,, co., ,,,,artao =, y.
OPpV, ~ II" " Wv
5000 70 All mankind Inc article i
AZ tohoWs'
have introduced a bill providing thai
the Government of the United states shal
establish a leper reservation ON the sit,
of the present Ieper colony at Kaiaupapa