The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-16

"Sealed with our seals and dated .day of. .....
The condition of this obligation is a 5 follows; That whereas
to vend spirituous liquors in accordance with the law approved on
sale Of ihiE Liquors; and h enu Compiled &c With Ii 40 all refggunearree q rne
sitions Of law, and has consequently been granted a Il ense to
of one year from date; Now therefore, if during the continuance
perjury o. OTHER infamous offence, or of any offence against or VIC,
lation of the revenue laws, or of any other offence under the said
is hereto annexed, then this obligation shall be void. Otherwise
Magistrate, without the intervention of a jury, the penalty men,
toned in the bond shall be forfeited, and the license of the said
....-.....-this day granted shall be void.
".Given under our hands and seals the day and year above
ain the presence of neutrality-suspicious..
SEC. 20. Upon the violation of any of the conditions of his
bond by any licensed dealer in spirituous liquors, it shall be the
duty of the Minister of the Interior to pass said bond to His
Majestys Attorney General of the Kingdom for enforcement
against the parties thereto, both principal and surety, with such
information Is has come to his knowledge in regard to any
Licenses, the names of all licensed vendors of spirituous liquors
throughout the Kingdom, their respective places of abode, the
money paid by each, together with the date Of such license:
failing of sphituous Liquors for any house or premises where any
license to such retailer is carried on, r that has any communica-
ton with any other house or premises where any business Except
SEC. %. If any person shall except IS the agent or servant of
spirhuous liquors, or shall permit o suffer any spirituous liquor
to he sold or disposed of by any other person within fnnd this h hoina9an
mentioned, a license authorizing such sale or disposal at the time
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 no more than five hundred dollars, and
for every subsequent offence shall be imprisoned at hard labor for
not less than three months nor more than six months, and shall
also be subject to a penalty e[ of five hundred s@do dollars aias;nt r. Provided 40
ing of this Section, unless it shall have been committed subsequent
to previous conviction and within twelve months hereafter.
to play any unlawful game or sport within the said licensed
billiards or any other game in his house o premises on a Sunday,
or permit prostitutes o drunken II disorderly persons to be on
his premises, he shall forfeit and pay for every such offence any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars.
SEC. 25. Any holder Of a license who shall sell or retail any
5 bpnse "r nremiises n sundays. Shall be liable to a penalty not
exceeding VIC hundred dollars. But this Section shall not apply
to the ordinary supplies furnished to bona f@e boarders and
SEC. 20. If any person holding a license under this Act shall be
any offence against the provisions u us Act, te usuce peGfe
whom such person has been convicted, shall by an order under his
forfeited, and the same shall thereupon be void, and it shall be
N Itsy of P' the .eb bond bond G given by such Ii Iicensee e' and such iice,see
Shall be and be deemed incapable of ever again holding a license
SEC. p. No holder of alieense shall either in his house or any
person in a state of intoxieation, under a penalty for each offence
fifty dollars. And if any such intoxicated person remain more
than three hours o such premises the holder of such license shall
in each such case be liable to the same penalty.
SEC. %. No holder of a retail license shall recover any debt or
demand on account Of any spiHt !" liquor supplied "a by Eoh MN TO
amsh p .;oens '% nav sma for and recover the yal1e Of n snirtuous
liquor supplied with meals to any person bona Fde lodging "
boarding in the house.
SEC. 30. If any holder of a retail license shall receive in pay
ment or ask a pledge for any sprituOus liquor or entertainment
supplied in or from such licensed house anything except current
money II checks OF bankers II orders o payment OF money n
shall for each such offence pay a penalty not exceeding fifty
SEC. 80. If any holderof a license shall be convicted of felony,
revenue laws, or if holding a retail license, he shall permit any
person to manage, superintend o conduct the business of such
during his absence for a longer period than fOrtytwo 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 or not, permit any unlicensed person to he Intellect the
keeper thereof or shall allow such house to become ruinOus or
dilapidated, then upon complaint 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
second schedule declare such license To be forfeited, and the same
shall thereupOn cease. But if such house shall have become
ruinous or dnapidated by reason of fire, tempest or other cause
beyond the control of the liCpnsee, the license shall not be for
feted until IL reasonable time has elapsed for the reinstafon 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 on complaint on oath made to him
that any such spiriuous liquor is 20 II is believed by such complain
the sum of five dollars to defray the expense of such analysis
authoAze the seizure of such suspected spirituous liquor, and
cause thesame 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.
SEC. 81. Any District Justice, the Marshal, his Deputy or
any Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff or Constable may seize and take, or
cause to be seized and taken away, all such spirituOus liquor a IS he
or they shall have reasonable cause to suspect to be carried about,
for, o II exposed to sale in any highway or footpath, i'll any booth,
tent, store o shed, or in any boat or vessel, or in any place what
soever by any person not licensed to sell the same, and all the
the same, and any cart, dray or other carriage, and any horse or
other animal used in draying or carrying the same, and any boat
or other vessel used in the conveyance thereof. And such Justice
ON his own view II O proof of such offence by oath, may convict
any person 81 offending, and on conviction he shall pay any sum
not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars, and be imprisoned at
hard labor for any period not exceeding three months, and such
Justice may adiudge such spnituous liquor, vessels and utensils