The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-16

cognised by Law, than were allowed
jects. Instanced foreign countries. W.. ~
leges and facilities of obtaining weal,h y
always given to native-born subject. ~
foreigner the privilege of selling s,; a'n
license. by what pretence can Won r.s.
privilege to natives.
Mr.. Kaumaea dreuIa picture of v,.
quences would be If a native wer. N W
spirits. He would be forever samnl;.~
and would be his own best customer. II.
be the destruction of his property and
natives were not like foreigners, capabls :.
ing themselves, and making money ON, /,
thing as liquor.
The amendment was carried, and q.
passed, leaving the restrictions ia rep.M :. /
subjects the same as in the old law.
The next section, rs, forbidding the cal.
sale dealers in quantities of less that S g.po'
subject of His Majesty Mr.. Chamberl.iD |
moved to insert "any native subjectn
after o short discussion, 16 to 7. The III
wholesale license was altered from 500 n ~
Sec. 70. Retail spirit licences for Hopdu,
the price liked at $1,000 ; no license to b. !,
q native subject. Il
Sec 80. In the matter of bond for a snir,
it was provided that no native can become .
Adjourned. /
SATURDAY, lI
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Kenui, that $3.50 be inserted in AL
priation bill for a bridge in Lahaina.
ORDER OF rHE DAY.
The House went into committee on the Gil
On motion OF Mr.. Robertson, the 74th ]
respecting au~ctioneers, was re-considered
moved to re-insert the words "administno]
ecutors aud guardians" He remarked tina, !,
districts, aud in sales of small estates, it wOJ
hardship to be obliged to get an auctiones,
long distance. The motion was carried.
Mr.. Sheldon meved to add at the end of IL
the words Excepting, however, sales mad.
executor, administrator or guardian, in Ii
Honolulu" Negatived.
Sec. SO. Providing hat liquor shops shat
between the hours of 10 on Saturday even
OF Monday morning /; and shall not sell
o'clock on any night.
On motion of Mr.. Austin, the words u
time he shall close his place of business va
after "ten o'clock
Sec. Sc. The name Of the house, street. \
mentioned in the license !; also, there shL
more than one bar or place for selling "A
license.
The sections relating to hotels and \
houses were taken up and passed. The n
are the same as those of the old laws upon y
jects-
Mr.. Manini gave notice of q bill to emu
Minister of the Interior to grant the use Of J
building to the Honolulu Rifles as an Arn-
journed.
PETITIONS.
MONDAY. q
By Mr.. Kupakee from South Kona, tina,
ers of illegitimate children be punished, vi
child lives or not; for a law to prevent uus
vessels engaging in the coasting trade, 81
passenger law. Referred back to be re-ars
By Mr.. Chamberlain, from some four=
itants of Waialae, for a new mail route.
By Mr.. Richardson, from Honuaula, fort
ton of sundry taxes and the abolition Z
others; that persons who have arrived IT'D
fifty years be exempt from the school tar;
merators who do not do their duty fait4
honestly be deprived Of their pay, and ax
$50 each; that all who fail to pay the schn
tax be made to work on the public inpn
Referred.
By Mr.. Nuuhiwa. that $500 be set agx]
Appropriation Bill for the erection of a Ca
in Hanalei, Kauai. Referred.
By Mr.. Kaauwu-paa, Tint each n1m5
House be furnished with a copy of the 9
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Robertson gave notice of intention
a bill to amend the 18th chapter Of the Pc
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Mr.. Laws bill to prevent the Larceny d
read a second time and taken up in commd
whole. This bill makes the theft Of any
hores, sheep, ass. mule, goat, hog, or OthS
punishable by imprisonment alone-nO fine
ceived.
On motion, the words, "or any othsi
were stricken out, and the word ''deer'vz
and the bill was further amended by iimit3
plication to property not exceeding Sln
The bill was then ordered to be engrossd
reading tomorrow.
The House then resumed the considers
Civil Code in committee.
Sec. "a to 90. keepers of Billiard Z
Bowling Alleys" The same provisions &
law. Adopted.
Sec. 80 to 103. "Venders of opium or
sonous drug" Gives a license for $40
to regularly qualified physicians and sup
Sec. 104 to 107. Regulating the sa
A license to sell ava in less quantities thai
to be granted by the Minister of the lnz1
discretion; the government to receive casa
proceeds. and one-third each to 60 to u
and the vendor; the latter to sell to pOnsd
who have a certificate from a physician
hours discussion, the whole subject Of -
ferred to a special committee for ren
Adjourned.
TUsDl,
Mr.. Kupakee gave notice that to-mOrr'
introduce a bill to amend the 9th chn1
Penal Code.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Kaauwaepaa, that the sum oil
inserted in the Appropriation Bill for N
entrance Of Honolulu harbor. Referred
By Mr.. Sheldon, that no member spe'i
ten minutes at any one time, nor NOR
upon any one subject; unless by perns
House.
This resolution was strongly opposed
Kalama and Kamaipelekane. the brH
moved to lay on the table. Carried, :