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

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
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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
against the parties thereto, both principal and surety, with such
information as has come to his knowledge in regard to any
violation.
SEC. p; The Minister of the Interior shall keep in a book OF
licenses, the names of all licensed vendors of spirituous liquors
throughout the Kingdom, their respective places of abode, the
character of the licenses granted to them, and the amount of license
SEC. %. 1t shall not be lawful to issue a license for the re-
other business except that of a vistualing house keeper under a
license to such retailer is carried on, or that has any communlca-
ton with any other house or premises where any business except
SEC. %. If any person shall except as the agent or servant of
spirhuous liquors, o r shall permit or suffer any sp ri sl liquor
without having first obtained in manner and form herelnbefore
and place and in quantity and manner in which such lcensee 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 nor more than five hundred dollars, and
not less than three months o more than six months, and shall
a that aser subject 6fe6c to shall a penalty hi dse% of five y er nan "aSnce aU %ithn the D mean,
ing of this Section, unless it shall have been committed subsequent
SEC. "a. If any holder of a license shall suffer any person
to play any unlawful game n sport within the sad Il licensed nSsn "a
billiards n any other game in his house or premises on a sunday,
his premises, he shall forfeit and pay for every such offence any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars Soho shall, coll o retail anv
spirituous liquor or permit or suffer the same to be drank in his
exceeding two hundred dollars. But this Section shall not apply
to the ordinary supplies furnished to bona tide 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
whom such person has been convicted, shall by al ofae HAnN a II n ms
hand in the form in the the second econ I5 schedule f be- Voi as' and it shall be
the duty of the Attorney General to sue for and enforce the
penalty of the bond given by such lcensee, ana sucn h GenSee
Shall be and be deemed incapable of ever again holding a license
SEC. 81. No holder of alicense shall either in his house house, 4r amy my
of the appurtenances thereto, supply, any spirituogs liquor t to any
person in a state of intoxication, under a penalty for each ohenee
fifty dollars. And if any such intoxicated person remain more
than sa three sneh hours ~nns% a I igshla premise TT fhs sa tne peaff o. SOSn n'e'E' '""'
SEC. %. No holder of a retail license shall recover any DEBT o
demand on account of any spirituous liquor supplied by nm to
any person for consumption on the premises, but the h %ritron OF
liquor supplied with meals to any person 00"" rae o"s"s "
boarding in the house.
ment or ask a pledge for any spirituous liquor o r entertainment
money or checks ON bankers, or orders for payment of money, he
shall for each such offence pay a penalty not exceeding hftS
SEC. 80. If any holde9 of a license shall be convicted of felony,
revenue laws, or if holding a retail license, he shall permit any
person to SI manage aSHag 5 u u 1nnger OF fodd than tne SuSaae Consecutive oe riv
days in any one year without the previous consent IN wiring Oh
house o n not, permit any unlicensed person to b e IN ehect TN
facts aforesaid to the satisfaction of any District n Police Justice,
second schedule declare such license to be forfeited, and the same
shall thereupon cease. But if such house shall have become
ruinous or dilapldated by reason of fire, tempest o r other cause
beyond the control of the licensee, the license shall not oe ire
feited until a reasonable time has elapsed for the reinstation OF
such house.
SEC. 81. If any licensed person snail sell Of one OF @ahe any
adulterated spirituous liquor, he shall forfeit and pay for every
such offence any sun not less than one hundred dollars, nor more
than five hundred dollars. And in order to analyze such spirtu-
Gus liquor, any Justice may on complaint on oath made TO nm
that any such spirituous liquor is or is believed by such complain
ant to be adulterated, and on the deposit by such complainant of
the sum of five dollars to defray the expense of such analysis
authorize the seizure of such suspected sphituOus liquor, and
cause the same IT, he 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. 30. 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 sprituous liquor as he
or they shall have reasonable cause to suspect to be carried about,
for, or exposed to sale in any highway or fOotpath, in any booth,
tent, store or 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
vessels and utensils used for containing, drinking or measuring
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 or on 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 adjudge such spirituOus liquor, vessels and utensils
containing the same, and any cart, dray o II carriage, horse + other
animal, and any boat or vessel used in conveying the same to be
forfeited, and may direct the same to be sold, and the proceeds
thereof after deducting the expenses of sale, to be appropriated
in like manner a. fines are by law directed to be appropriated.
Provided that in all cases where liquor shall be carried or be in
course of being carried, or be on the way from one place to another,
the burthen of proving that such liquor was not so carried or be-
ing carried or exposed for sale shall be on the party so carrying
the same.
SEC. 80. Any person not the holder of a license keeping up any
sign, writing, painting, or other mark in or near his house or
premises, or having his house n any part thereof fitted up with a
bar, or other place containing bottles or casks displayed 81 as to
induce a reasonable belief that spirituous liquor is sold or served