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


in such house or premises, or there being on such premises more
splrltuous liquor thar is reasonably required for the use of the
the unlawful sale of spirituous liquor by such person.
SEC "a. Upon information o n oath before any Police or District
of this Act, in anv house oT place such ,InstiSe ~ eb all pror biS
warrant to any Constable to enter and search such house o r other
place and seize all such spirituous liquor as aforesaid as he shall
then and there find, and any vessel or vessels containing such
spirituOus liquor, and dean the same until the owner thereof
vessels, and shall satisfy such Justice how and wherefore such
owner became possessed of the same, or if such person after being
Justice after due inquiry that such spirituous liquor was in the
posed of, then he shall adjudge such spirituous liquor and YES
sells to be forfeited and sold, and the proceeds after paying the
penalties under this Act.
allowing to be sold any spirituo1s liquor without a license, Such
person shall be deemed to be unlicensed, unless he shall at the
hearing of the case produce his license.
SEC. SO. The delivery of any spirtuous liquor either by the
house or place, shall be deemed to be sufficient prima facie evil
denee of money o other consideration being given for such
SpirituOuS liquor, 80 as to support Il conviction, unless proof to the
contrary be given to the satisfaction of such justice.
err or other person who shall be injured in person n properly or
means of support by any intoxicated person, or in consequence of
the intoXication, habitual II otherwise, of any person, Oh who be-
ing himself o herself intoxicated, shall be thus injured in conSe-
qnence of such intoxication, shall have a right of action in his or
her own name, severally or Jointly, against any licensed dealer in
>piriituous and Intoxicating liquors, who shall by selling or giving
whole or in part Of such person o persons, for all damages sustain
the same right to bring suits under this Act, and to control the same
and ID the amount mount recovered o" fdn as a {e nhme so s@e IA. And dt all damages reeov-
or to his or her parent, guardian r next friend as the court shall
SEC. 3S. All suits for damages under the last preceding section
may be by any appropriate action in any Of the courtsof the King
dom having competent jurisdiction.
SEC. 80. No spirituous liquor shall be sold by auction upon any
house o r premises not licensed for the sale of spirituous liquors un-
der this Act. Any auctioneer or other person violating the provis-
ions of this section shall be subject to the penalty hereinbefore pre-
scribed for selling spirituous liquors without Il license. Provided
that nothing herein contained shall apply to the sale by auction of
spirituous liquors in bond by sample, if the owner thereof shall be
duly licensed for 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 n the prop
trade. f " r' -" way y"
SEC. 40. Every person who being intoxicated shall enter any
premises licensed for the sale of spiituous liquors, or being
intoxicated upon said premises, shall not leave the same when
requested by the lcensee n 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
licensed premises during prohibited hours 0 II on Sundays, shall be
liable to the same penalty as the licensee is subject to for keep
ing open his licenseehouse at times not allowed by his license,
and such persons may be arrested by any constable or peace
Sec. AZ Any person who shall import into this Kingdom any
spirituous liquors unless holding a license under this Act, or I'M
less the same is for his own private use, shall on conviction
before any police or district Justice be subject to a fine of five
hard labor for any term not exceeding two years.
Sec. 43. This Act shall take effect and become a law on the
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.
"a The "A Oct T sP GsPs :, on nat the s9 slts day of July. A L. 1877? entitled
ing liquors liable in damages for INJURIES done or received by
those becoming intoxicated on such liquors and as the result of
ended aa act zap sPp Hes td am ame 5ns Section ssth day AZ of Of c s5Spssmb s1o a 4 ID D. p 5s7si
THE SECOND SCHEDULE.
Be it remembered that on he.......d day of
A. D-"...., complaint was made
District or Police JUSTICE f............, A. b. being the
holder of a.....-. 49,. license, for that (here set out the acts
WHICH have caused the forfeiture( or proof was made to me that
"a Within D q neyi ri of f1 tUeTre l Consecutive months incense omnet wdS t Nier
the provisions of an Act entitled can Act to regulate the sale of
3' T'uo u na1't the ena' rs tic say" Of t % n s a sdi'An Act. anSS on the "".
day OF; under the -" section of the said Act, Now. l do there
Given under my hand this. day f....-.A.D...
ADDrOved this 18th dav If turust A n 1900