The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-18

Sec. 100. The owner Of any licensed boat shalt
upon the written order Of the Minister OF me .. -.
i nasdis . .pss boat 3. is s,'h A sae q Pi four dollars per day ir any y, boat !.
with four oars. and two dollars per day lr any ANY, d" dollars.
than four oars. under n penalty OF not more tnAn n"S
In the discretion Of the Court
Sec. lO7. Any boat plying for hire in the naIoIr
of Honolulu, or Lahaina, without being icensel, ,s. rst
be forfefed upon satisfactory proof before any police or dsuc'
justice
Sec. .l0e. The owner of every licensed boat shall have
and keen the number of her license painted, con-
spicuously, upon both her oo"s' under 20 'A
Sec. 100. All such licenses shall be signed by the
Minister Of the Interior, numbered according to the
his department. No such license shall be transferable
TO LETTERS OF HORSE
Sec. no. The Minister of the Interior may gI.hI
n license. for one year, to any person for the letting
Of horses in n. Honolulu ,a,Iua os I La IA Ia; q sg the Ie applicant ass and the
number of horses shall be prescribed in the license.
Sec. Ill. All such licenses shall be numbered con-
secutively, and shall contain a proviso to the enect
that the lcensee shall not let any OF his horses g . : - T. . ="
Sunday, under a penalty of five dollars for each morse % ie-
Sec. 1l2. Every licensee shall cause the number OF
his license to be legibly marked and exhibited on
the brow band o. the bride OF each horse let by him, under the
penalty Of Ave dollars for each horse not so numbered
Sec. 113. If any person shall let a horse to anoth,
err, who is ut the time in a state OF intoxic tion, anu
allow such person to mount and ride of, he shall be fined he
dollars.
Sec. ia. 1t shall be the duty OF every person let
ting n horse, to caution the person hiring the same
against fast riding, under a penalty Of five dollars.
Sec. lis. All horses kept for hire shall be liable to
be called into the public service, upon the written
r .ss of The M, Min issS OF aw the sn ssan e. 's ensit aeS'p % receive eS for the
services of each horse, the sum of two dollars per day.
Sec. 116. Any person letting a horse for hire, in
Honolulu or Lahaina, without q license, shall ne
fined in the sum Of ten dollars.
Sec. III. Every license for the letting of horses
shalp be signed by the Minister of the Interior. and
impressed with the seal of his department and no such license
shall be transferable.
TO KEEPERS OF STATIONS.
Sec. us. The Minister of the Interior shall ap-
point three persons in each of the taxation districts of
the Kingdom. not being the owners of stations kept for hire, to
be inspectors of stations, whose duty it shall be, upon the pay
ment OF one dollar TO each OF such inspectors. to examine any
shall aIIO apno 5st' within then respective taxation districts; and if
upon such examination any stallion so presented shall appear
for breeding, they shall deliver a certificate to that effect to the
owner of such stallion, free of charge, which certificate shall en-
title the owner to keep such stallion on his own premises o III
own exclusive benefit.
Sec. 119. The Minister of the Interior shall grant
o license, upon the payment of FIVE dollars, to any
person presenting a certificate from the inspectors-as provided
in section 11S-to keep or let the stallion named III suci ce,,in-
cate, for the purpose Of breeding; provided tina. the said = =, OF
shall have attained the age Of four years. such license snail o
good for two years from its date.
Sec. 100. Every stallion eighteen months old and
upwards. running at large, not duly licensed snail
be subject to an annual tax Of ten dollars.
Sec. l21. Ifthe owner of any unlicensed stallion shall
conceal or neglect to make return of the same, as a
stallion, to the tax assessor Of his district he shall be liable to q
half of which shall be paid to the person giving information to
the assessor or tax collector.
TO MANUFACTURERS OF WINE.
Sec. 122. The Minister of the Interior is hereby
authorized to grant licenses for the manufacture of
wine. provided the applicant for such license shall first file with
said Minister a bond in the following form, with one good and
KNOW ALI MEN BY THESE Presents, that we - rinci.
pal, and = surety, residing at - -. in the . Island do o.
-, Minister of the Interior. and to his successors In office,
in the penal sum of five hundred dollars, to be levied Of our re
spectiye Joint and several property, in case the condition herein
set forth shall be violated. For the faithful payment Of which
we hereby pledge ourselves, our heirs, executors and admins
Signed with our hands and sealed with our seals, this -
The condition Of this obligation is, that whereas the said -,
principal, has this day obtained a license to manufacture wine
out of grapes OF Hawaiian growth, for the term of ten years from
Fthis date; now If he shall not manufacture wine out oil grapes
brandy, rum. or other spirituous liquors; II he shall, on OF be-
fore the last day Of December in each year, furnish the Minister
tity of wine manufactured by him during the past year, and of
the quantity sold, and still on hand, then this obligation to be
void. otherwise, upon proof being made to the satisfaction of any
Police or District Justice, Of the violation /. Of { any aS,s or , all Of ih the
he forfeited for the benefit of the Royal Exchequer.
GLLss3} IS llns,pal
Sec. 12S. Before granting such license, the Minis
ter of the Interior shall demand and receive at the
hands of the applicant, for the benefit of the Royal Exchequer,
the sum Of hty dollars, besides the customary charges for
blanks and stamps
SEQ. l24. Whoever shall manufacture wine for sale
without first obtaining a license as prescribed in this
arlicie, sniu. on CouN 'bioh Nhcico's SNt"S 49,
Justice, be liable to the fines and penalties prescribed in the Sec
ond section of the AID chapter of the Penal Code.
Sec. I25. ANY person obtaining q license to manu-
facture wine, shall lie at liberty to sell domestic wine
of his own manufacture, to any person, in such quantity and at
such place as he may desire. and shall not be liable for such
selling to the penalty prescribed by law for selling spiritaous
liquors without license
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
Sec. l2o. No license granted to any retail vender
of goods, wares and merchandise, shall be construed
to authorize the sale of alcohol, cologne, lavender, or any other
alcoholic preparation under the name OF perfumery. to be used
in IN any such preparation, shall be regarded. if the same is sold
to be used as a beverage, as conclusive evidence OF an intention
to evade the laws relating to the retail vending OF spiritaous
liquors.
Sec. 127. No victualling house or hotel license
shall authorize the sale Of peaches, cherries. or other
fruits preserved in brandy or spirits of any Kind, to be used on
or about the premises for which such license is granted. Any
such use shall be held as presump,ive evidence of an intention
to evade the laws relating TO the retail vending of spiriiuous
liquors.
Sec. 12S. Any person offending against the provi-
sions of the last two preceding sections, shall be sub
ject to a fine Of not less than ten, nor more than fifty dollars,
for each oGtnse. The Court, in its discretion, may add impris-
onment at hard labor for a term not exceeding thirty days.
preserved fruits.with the intention of evading the laws relating
to duties, shall be Liable to seizure, condemnation and sale, TOR
the benefit Of the public treasury.
ART. UI-OfMe Shipping and Discharge Of Seamen.
Sec. 129. 1t shall not be lawful for the master or
commanding officer of any foreign vessel, or of any
Hawaiian vessel engaged in foreign trade. under penalty Of a
seaman or other person employed on board of his vessel at any
other port or place in the Hawaiian Islands than at Honolulu,
Laiaina and Hho.
Sec. $50. 1t shall be the duty of the Minister of
| the Interior to grant, to any person applying therefor,
in writing, a license for one year to establish a shipping office,
for foreign seamen, at either of the ports of Honolulu, Lahaina,
or Hilo.
Sec. 131. Before granting a license to keep a ship
ping office, the Minister of the Interior shall receive
at the hands of the applicant, the sum of forty dollars, and also
a bond With good and sufficient suretes, to be approved by the
said Minister, in the penal sum of two thousand dollars, condi-
toned that he shall not charge or demand more than three dol
lars as a shipping fee, nor more than ten per cent. OF the amount
advanced, as a surety fee from any seaman shipped at his office;
that he will at no time make default in repaying the amount
advanced ON account Of any seaman for whom he may have be-
come surety, and whom he may have failed to deliver on board
any vessel, at the time agreed upon by the master or agent Of
such vessel; and that he will in no case ship a seaman who has
not a permit from the Harbor Master. Said bond shall be exc
cuted in the presence of, and acknowledged before the Minister
OF the Interior, who shall forward a certified copy thereof to the
Police Justice of the port for which the license is granted, and
such copy shall be considered as competent evidence In any case
relating to such bond.
Sec. l32. In every case of a suit for a breach of the
bond given by any shipping master, the Police Justice
Of the port shall have Jurisdiction over. and may decide the
same, without the aid Of a jury, subject however, to the right OF