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WI O'NH CIV" HsiiIIE E'oNNCs, me penalty
shall he "a follows :. for one full year hi,
own fish shall be tahoo'd for the tenants
ofhis own particular land, and notice shall
be given of tie same. so that TIC landlord
who lays duty on the fish Of the people
may be known.


Il any Of the landlords lay protective
taboo on their fish. when the proper fish
i7g season arrives all the people may take
fish, and when the fish are collected. they
shall be dIyided--oNe third to the fisher
men, and two thirds to tie landlord. If
there is canoe full, one third part shall
belong TO the fishermen, md two thirds TO
the landlord. IF the landlord seize all the
fish and leave none for the fishermen, the
punishment is The same as that Of the land
lords who lay duty on the fish of the
people.


IF, howevor, there is any plantation
haviHg fishing grounds belonging 10 il.
BIZ, no reef, the sea being deep, it shall
still be proper for the landlord to lay Ia
boo. on one species Of fish for himself,
bat one species only. If the rarrot fish,
then tic rarro, fish only: bu, if some
other fish, then that only and not the par
rot fish. These are the enactments res
Toctirg the free fishing grounds, and res
pecting the taking of fish.


.-lsespecting the taboo'd fishing grounds.


Those fishing grounds whchare known
by the people to have shoals Of fish re-
maning upon them, shall at the proper
season for fishing be placed under the
protective taboo of the tax officers. for the
king. The fishing grounds on Oahu thus
protected. are I, Kalia. 2. Kcchi. 8, Ka-
papa, q, Malaeakuli, 5 Hahihi. On Mo-
lokai, as follows: |, Punalau, 9. Ooa. 3,
Hawai-, 4, Koholanui ), Kaonini. 6, All
koolua, 7, Waiokawa, 6, TTcleiki On
Lanai the Bonita and the Parro, fish. On
Maui, the kulku Of Honuaula and other
places.


On Hawaii, the Alhcorc.


On Kauai, the MuIet of Hulcia, An
ehola, Kahil and Hanalci and the ,onid
and fresh water fish of Mana. tie re,na-
nenl shoal fish Of Niihau, and all the tram
silent sloal fish from Ilawaii to Niihan. if
in sufficient quantity to fiji two or more
canoes. but not so small quantity rs 70
fill one canoe only. Bnr if the fishermen
90 and borrow Il largc canoe, that all the
fish may be Pat into onc, then there sLall
be a dn}y uron them


On the above conditions there shall he
government duty on all Tie transient
81 Onl fish of the iSlapde Tho t,y G;o.