The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-02

of the limits of the city of Honolulu, such license shall not author
ize or allow the sale of spirituous liquors to be consumed of the
premises for which such license shall be granted.
SEC. 10. All persons applying for a license under the provls-
ions of this Act shall before receiving the same file a bond 6n
form for 5dmd to the the M 53lGwips 81 the the I Tnferi 6slns always subject TO
"Know all men by these presents, that we"......"pinepal
and ....-.--surety, are held and firmly bound unto the Minis
ter of the Interior, for the use of the Hawaiian Government, in
the penal sum Recommendations lawful money, to be levied on
hereinafter set forth shall be violated:
tFor the just and full payment of which we hereby jointly and
severany bind ourselves, our heirs, our executors administrators
and assigns.
'The condition of this obligation is as follows: That whereas
the above bOunden. has this day applied for a license
to vend spiHtuous liquors in accordance with the law approved on
sie Of spiriffuous Liquors; and has Complied with all IT, requ-
vend spirhuous liquors in accordance with such law for the term
of one year from date; Now therefore, if during the continuance
perjury or other infamous offence, or of any offence against o. vio-
statute involving a forfeiture of the said license, a copy of which
is hereto annexed, then this obligation shall be void. Otherwise
upon proof being made to the satisfaction OF a District 1r Police
Magistrate, without the intervention of a jury, the penalty men,
.-a:."~.this day granted shall be void. o
ain the presence of ".~"w""""w.-...".
SIC. go. Upon the violation of any of the conditions of his
d 3nfT D Cf !" = Sf eh5 p@ "a tha IN Ip pterop to n a@' said Il b bmm to t. His
Majesty's Attorney General Of the Kingdom for enforcement
information As has come to his knowledge in regard to any
violation.
SEC. 21. The Minister of the Interior shall keep in a book of
licenses, the names of all licensed vendors of spirituous liquors
character of the licenses granted to them, and the amount of license
money paid by each, together with the date of such license.
failing of spirtuous Liquors for any house or premises where any
license to such retailer is carried on, o that has any communica-
s Sfceo. 3d. na IF amy peTSG on s disn6 ssss of With + the t dEsn1 K GF 8 ssrSan a Df
spirituous liquors, o r shall permit o suffer any spirituous liquor
without having first obtained in manner and form hereinbefore
and place and in Quantity and manner in which such Iicensee is by
such license authorized to sell and dispose of such liquor; every
such person shall forfeit and pay for a first offence any sum not less
than one hundred dollars more than five hundred dollars, and
not less than three months nor more than six months, and shall
also be subject to a penalty Of five hundred dollars liars; Provided
ing of this Section, unless it shall have been committed subsequent
SEC. "a. If any holder of a license shall suffer any person
tS Rl%y any oS a @%lnTanl gsmf thereto g sPOf or snaer any on nef to r p%y at
billiards or any other game in his house Sn o premises IN ness o. a 81 sunday nd "
his premises, he shall forfeit and pay for every such offence any
SEC. %. Any holder of a license who shall sell o n retail any
sprituous liquor o r permit o r suffer the same to be drank in his
exceeding two hundred dollars. But this Section shall not apply
to the ordinary supplies furnished to bon" fds boarders and
SEC. 20. If any person holding a license under this Act shall be
convicted twice within a period of twelve consecutive months of
any offence against the provisions of this Act, the Justice before
hand in the form in the second schedule declare such license to be
the duty OF the Attorney Generai t0 sue Tor n enforce n
penalty of the bond given by such neensee see; ana IS, such h Tien@e
SEC. q. No holder of a license shall either in his house r any
person in a state of intoxication, under a penalty for each offence
of an. sum not less than fifty nor more than two hundred and
fifty dollars. And if any such intoxicated person remain more
f tina" eat thr such h" sase G Se i isbld P te ths sa M psnafty Of sue" e SS'"'
SEC. %. No holder of a retail. license shall recover any debt or
demand on account of any spirituous liquor supplied by him to
any person for consumption on the premises, but the holder of
such license may sue for and recover the value of any spirituOus
liquor supplied with meals to any person bona tide lodging or
boarding in the house.
SEC. %. If any holder of Il retail license shall receive in pay
ment Or ask a pledge for any spirituOus liquor n entertainment
supplied in or from such licensed house anything except current
money or checks on bankers, or orders for payment of money, he
shall for each such offence pay a penalty not exceeding fifty
dollars.
SEC. 30. If any holder of a license shall be convicted of felony,
perjury or any infamous offence or of any offence against the
revenue laws, or if holding a retail license, he shall permit any
person to manage, superintend or conduct the business of such
during his absence for a longer period than forty-twO consecutive
days in any one year without the previous consent in writing of
the Minister of the Interior, or shall whether present in such
house o not, permit any unlicensed person to be in effect the
keeper thereof o shall allow such house to become ruinOus O
dilapidated, then upon complain" thereof and proof of any of the
facts aforesaid to the satisfaction of any District or Police Justice,
such Justice shall by an order under his hand in the form of the
shall thereupon cease. But if such house shall have become
ruinOus or dnapidated by reason of fire, tempest o r other cause
beyond the control of the licensee, the license shall not be for
feited until a reasonable time has elapsed for the reinstation of
such house.
SEC. 81. If any licensed person shall sell or offer for sale any
adulterated spirituOus liquor, he shall forfeit and pay for every
such offence any sum not less than one hundred dollars, nOr more
than five hundred dollars. And in order to analyZe such spiritu-
Gus liquor, any Justice may oil complaint on oath made to him
ant to be adulterated, and on the deposit by such complainant of
authorize the seizure of such suspected spirituOus liquor, and
cause the Same to be analysed by some competent person, and the
expenses of such analysis shall be a portion of the costs which
such justice shall order to be paid by the person convicted.