The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

or who shall impede, refuse to allow the inspect
ing officer to perform his duty is liable TO inpris-
onment at hard labor for not over sir months, or
to fine of not over five hundred dollars or both.
and all such offences may be tried before any Pc
lice or District Magistrate.
Inspecting officer 20 receive one dollar per head
for horses and cattle inspected, fifty cents for each
sheep and ten cents for every other animal inspect
ed, to be paid BY the owner or consignee, and in
certain cases, when the inspection shall be esrs-
eialy onerous, additional sum in the discretion
Of the Minister of the Interior. not to exceed i've
dollars day.
Que half Of all fines and penalties to be paid to
the informer OF prosecutor.
The Inspecting officer shall receive such cOmpen-
satioR as the Minister of the Interior may think
! Just. He may make such necessary disbursements
as are required for the execution Of this act in
Guiding payment for animals and property des-
/ trOyed.
The Minister Of the Interior to make such rules
and regulations as shall be necessary for the
efficient carrying into effec. Of this act.
Act g. The Postmaster General with the con
sent of the Minister Of tho Interior is authorized
/ to establish domestic and foreign Postal Money
/ ing same.
the sum Of S7T1T. paid the Heir Presumptiye whilst
acting as Regent.
Act 81. Provides for more efficient protection
of Female Boarding Schools.
Any person intrudiEg without proper authority
upon the premises Of any Female Boarding School
may be arrested BY any constable without any
warrant and may be punished before any Police
or District Justice by fine no: to exceed 500, or
/ by imprisonment at hard labor not to exceed si1
months. such offender may also be prosecuted
| for any other offence committed on such premises
and also proceeded against civilly for damages.
Act ), Extends, for six months. the time in
which foreign corporations may file the desigra-
ton required by the act of July 80 ISIS This e1-
| tended time expired the 9TH Of February, 1855.
Act 80 Amendment Of the Postal Law, author
izing the Postmaster General TO appoint postmas-
tiers and with the consent of the Minister of the
Interior TO fix their compensation.
No ship arriving at any port where there Is a
post office shall be permitted TO report, make entry
or break bulk, until mail is delivered. for--hich
the postmaster shall pay such sr=l-Uf money as is
required by rules Of the Universal Postal Union.
The Captain must make oath that he has complied
herewith before the Collector of Customs; and up
on failure TO comply with the above provision,
may be fined not less than 800 nor more than
500 and in default Of payment, his vessel shall
be liable to seizure and sale to satisfy such pen
atty.
1he master or agent of any vessel about to leave
for any foreign port shall give due notice TO the
postmaster Of the day and hour of the intended
departure, and shall make, oath that such notice
has been given before securing clearance papers.
Repeats Section i0i Of the Civil Code.
Provides f0r system of Registration upon the
payment Of ten cents registration fee.
POstOfce Is not responsible for loss of an inter
island registered letter but shall pay $40 for every
registered letter which may be lost when sent in
foreign mail.
Rates Of postage on newspapers, pamphlets, al
manacs, calendars corrected proofs, handbills,mag
aZines, maps, sheet music occasional Publications
mot bound posters and other publications mot
bound designed primarily for advertising pur-
poses or free circulation, one cent for each four
ounces or fraction thereof; where such matter is
sent TO or received from any foreign country, two
cents on each two ounces or fraction thereof.
Newspapers published in the Hawaiian Islands
and mailed from the office of publication to sub
scrlbers, free in iuter-lsland mails.
The Postmaster General with consent of the
King in Priyy Council is authorized to adopt all
the present and any future rules aud regulations
of the Universal Postal Union.
Act 40. " For the relief of the Board of Geneal-
ogy of Hawaiian Chiefs appropriates such sums
as may be required, not to exceed ten thousand
dollars, 10 be paid by order of the Minister of the
Interior on the requsition Of the President of the
Board Of Geuealogy.
Act Al. Any officer authorized to take acknoWl-
edgments, who shall knowingly incorporate in the
certificate of acknowledgement any false or mis-
leading statement TO the facts therein contained
to be punished by line not to exceed 500, or by
imprisonment at hard labor not to exceed two
months, or both. He shall also be liable for civil
damages.
Act A.. No Commercial traveller shall be licensed
to sell goods without first filing with the Minister
of the Interior a statement Of the name line of |
trade or manufacture, and d0micil Of the house
concern which be represents. Upon filing such |
certified statement and payment Of 500, he shall |
be entitled 10 license to sell goods in Honolulu
for one wear: or, upon the payment Of SEQ to sell
in any other part Of the Kingdom.
Such license shall not be used for the sale Of the
goods Of more than one house or concern and is |
not transferable.
Any person selling without license shall be |
fined 500
Any person making verified false statement to |
the Minister Of the Interior as herein provided,
shall be deemed guilty Of perjury, and punished |
accordingly. 60 b. ogHtHHsdl