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

bar, or other place containing bottles or casks displayed : as to
in such house or premises, or there being ON such premises more
sprituous liquor than is reasonably required for the use of the
the unlawful sale of sphituous liquor by such person.
SEC 3- Upon information on oath before any Police or District
1Gs'ee oy any person, that he believes that spirituous liquor is
sold by any person without a license, n contrary to the provisions
warrant to any Constable to enter and search such house o r other
place and seize all such spirituous Iiouor a aforesaid IS he shall
spirtuous liquor, and detain the same until the owner thereof
vessels, and shall satisfy such Justice how and wherefore such
su mn @eedW Sba R0S e OF the e same ne o. o. II fs spcn person IA after tee being ENG
Justice after due inquiry that such spirituous liquor was in the
posed Ess /, Of It then e5., he shall adj9dge such spirituous liquor and ss,
expenses Oh such sale shall be appropriated in like manner as
.u SEC; 80; In all proceedings against any persons for selling or
n peqS1n sbt to be be s Gada AMY 9pir it ""iii Liquor without HnIoo ,o a lbsm e. such 9Sh
SEC. SO. The delivery of any spirituous liquor either by the
house or place, shall be deemed to be sufficient prfnG facie evil
spirituous liquor, 50 as to support a conviction, unless proof to the
contrary be given to the satisfaction of such justice.
SEC. 81. Every husband, wife, child, parent, guardian, employ
e or other person who shall be injured in person o r property or
the intoxcation, habituaI or otherwise, of any person, or who be-
ing himself or herself intoxicated, shall be thus injured in conse-
Ter own name severally o Jointly, against any licensed dealer IL
~prituous or Intoxicating liquors, have caused the intoxication in
"hole II In part OF such person or persons, for all damages sustain
ed and for exemplary damages. And amarried woman shall have
the same right to bring suits under this Act, and to control the same
cred by a minor under this Act shall be paid either to such minor
or to his r her parent, guardian o II next friend as the court shall
Sec. IS. All suits for damages under the last preceding section
may be by any appropriate action in any of the courts of the King
dom having competent jurisdiction.
SEC. 80. No spirituous liquor shall be sold by auction upon any
house II premises not licensed for the sale of spirituous liquors un-
der this Act. Any auctioneer o II other person violating the provis-
scnbed for selling spirituous liquors without a license. Provided
shf hothin 1go heTe lin contained bonita ne shall snn,I apply }P fnt to d the sale th by ape s5oH S of
duy licensed the sale of such SpirituOus liquors, and provided
also that the Minister of the Interior may in his discretion authorize
any licensed auctioneer to sell any such spirituous liquors by auc-
ton, when he shall be satisfied that the said liquors are the prop
erty o a private person, and ire not sold for profit o by way of
Sc An Ero,. women, ,l. Lo;,- -. ,l,u ,4.,,n,
premises licensed for the sale of spirituous liquors, or being intoxi
by the lcensee or by any person in his employ, may be arrested
by any constable and shall on conviction pay "a fine of ten dollars.
SEC. Al. Every person who shall be found drinking on any
liable to the same penaifv as the Iicensee is snfject to for r keenine
open his licensed house at times not allowed by his license, and
such persons may be arrested by any constable o peace officer.
spirituous liquors unless holding a license under this Act, or unless
the same is for his own private use, shall on conviction before any
police or district justice be subject to a fine of five hundred dollars,
and in default of payment may be imprisoned at hard labor for
any term not exceeding two years.
SEC: 49, This Act shall take effect and become a law on the first
day of October next, and shall remain and continue in force up to
and until the first day of January, which will be in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-fve.
THE FIRST SCHEDULE.
Chapter Al of the Penal Code.
The Act approved on the 10Th day of July A. ID. 1872, entitled
sAn Act to make all persons retailing spiriuous and intoxicating
liquors liable in damages for injuries done or received by those
becoming intoxicated on such liquors and as the result of such in
An Act approved on the 25h day of September ~. D. 1876, en-
titled {" An Act to amend Section II of Chapter Al of the Penal
THE SECOND SCHEDULE.
Be it remembered that on the. day of -. A. L. complaint
being the holder of a. license, for that (here set out the acts
which have caused the forfeiture) or proof was made to IN that A.
of twelve consecutive months convicted under the provisions of an
Act entitled {" An Act to regulate the sale of sprituOus liquors."
ton of the said Act, and on the. day of underth the: section
of the said Act. Now 1 do therefore adjudge that the said license
of the said ...... shall be forfeited
Given under my hand this day of -. A. ID.
Approved this 7th day of August A. d 1882.