The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-16

4 cotton anu manufactures tnereot, ex-
cept those now classified under para
graphs ia and ll6 OF the customs tariff
of the republic of Cuba (see Schedule
AZ. and except knitted goods (se'
Schedule CO; all articles OF cutlery.
boots. shoes, and slippers now classified
under paragraphs 1877 and 1875 OF the Gus
toms tariff OF the republic OF Cuba. gold
and silver-plated ware drawings. pho
tographs, engravings, Autographs.
acknowledgements. oleographs, &C..
printed from stone. zinc. aluminium, or
other material, used as labels. flaps.
bands. and wrappers for tobacco or
other purposes. and all the other pa
pers Except papers for cigarettes and
excepting maps and charts), pasteboard
and manufactures thereof now classi-
fled under paragraphs 157 to 1854. in
elusive, of the customs tariff Of the re-
public of Cuba; common or ordinary
scoops. now classified under paragraph
los. letters A and d of the customs
tariff OF the republic OF Cuba: vegeta-
bles. picked or preserved In any man
ner: all wines. except those now CLASH
fled under paragraph 297 (a) of the
customs tariff of the republic of Cuba.
Schedule C-To be admitted at a re-
duction of forty per cent:
Manufactures OF cotton, knitted and
all manufactures of cotton not included
In the preceding schedules; cheese.
fruits (preserved). paper pulp. perfum-
cry. and essences. articles of pottery
and earthenware now classified under
paragraph 20 of the customs tariff Of
the republic Of Cuba: porcelain. soaps
other than common. now classified I'M
] der paragraph los Of the customs tariff
OF the republic Of Cuba; umbrellas and
parasols: dextrine and glucose. watches.
! wool and manufactures thereof. silk
and manufactures thereof, rice.
ARTICLE v.
1t is understood and agreed that the
laws and regulations adopted, or that
! may be adopted, by the United States
and by the republic Of Cuba. to protec,
their revenues and to prevent fraud In
the declarations and proofs that the
: merchandise to which this convention
| may apply are the product or manu-
facture of the United States and of the
republic of Cuba, respectively. shall not
impose any additional charge or fees
thereof on the articles imported, except
ing the consular fees established, by
either of the two countries for issuing
shipping documents, which fees shall
not be higher than those charged on the
shipments Of similar merchandise from
any other nation whatsoever.
ARTICLE VI.
1t is agreed that the tobacco, in any
form, Of the United States or of its In
sular possessions shall not enjoy the
benefit of any concession or rebate OF
duty when imported into the republic
of Cuba.
ARTICLE VII.
1t is agreed that similar articles II
both countries shall receive equal treat
ment on their Importation into the
ports of the United States and OF the
republic OF Cuba. respectively.
ARTICLE VIII.
| The rates Of duty herein granted by
the United States to the Republic OF
{ Cuba are and shall contiue during the
terms Of this convention preferential In
respect to all like imports from other
countries. and, In return for said pref
erential rates OF duty granted to the
republic II Cuba by the United States
It Is agreed that the concession herein
granted on the part OF the republic Of
Cuba to the products OF the United
states shall likewise be-. and SHAH CON
tinue during the terms of this cOnvenr
ton. preferential In respect 10 all like
imports from other countries.
ARTICLE TX.
In order to maintain the mutual all.
'antnges granted In the present CON
yentlon by the United States 10 the re-
public OF cuba, and by the republic Of
, cuba 10 the United states. II IL under
stood and agreed that any tax or charge
that may be imposed by the national
or local authorities " either ~ the two
countries upon articles ~ merchandise
embraced In the provisions " this CON
ssnIion, sahsequsn, ~ imporisilons and
prior ~ sntsring lnio consumption Ia
thu respective countries, shall b. impos'
% ana collected without discrimination
upon lIss articles ~bsneososser In
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