The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-11
each one, recoverable before any Court of

each one, recoverable before any Court of
the Kingdom.
SUNDAY LAW
This bill, to amend chapter IS of the
Penal Code relating to the Lords Dav,
commonly called Sunday, deals with sec
tons l and of that chapter. The first
amendment prohibits the opening of any
show or place of public amusement on
Sunday; also protects places of public wor-
ship from molestatiOn or disturbance dur
ing divine service under heavy penalties
The second amendment applies to persons
pursuing their ordinary business avoca-
tons on Sunday, which is prohibited under
fine of SO for the first, and $50 for the sec
Ond or any subsequent offense. 1t con-
tains the following proviso: Nothing
herein contained shall apply to works of
necessity or charity, or the driving of live
stock, or the sale of medicines, or the sale
or delivery of milk, or TO hairdressers or
BARRIERS, or to persons driving any public
or private carriage or cab, or to persons
employed in the working of railway trains
or tram cars, or cable lines, or on steam
ers, vessels or boats, or to any livery sta
bic keeper, or to any person letting boats
for hire, or to any person employed in or
in connection with any telegraph or Post
Office, or to any person employed in pre-
pairing, printing and publishing a daily
paper" No provision is made for the
sale and delivery of butchers meat
BILL To REGULATE THE CURRENCY.
An Act to regulate the Currency of the
Hawaiian Kingdom:
Be it enacted by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled
SECTION l. The gold coins of the United
States of America are the standard and
legal tender at their nominal value in the
payment of all debts, public and private,
within the Hawaiian Kingdom
Sec. >. The silver coins of the Hawaiian
Kingdom are legal tender at their nominal
value for any amount not exceeding ten
dollars in any one payment.
Sec. 3. All gold and silver coins other
than those mentioned III sections and
in this Act, shall be received in the Treas
ury at rate not exceeding their bullion
value for Government dues, duties, and
taxes.
Sec. 4. All outstanding silver certifi-
Gates, excepting the ten-dollar and the
twenty-dollar certificates, shall be redeem
ed at their nominal value In United States
gold coin, and all certificates so redeemed |
hsall be withdrawn and cancelled by the |
Registrar of Public Accounts.
Sec. 5. The Minister of Finance may re- |
ceive deposits of the gold coin of the United |
States to any amount not less than fifty |
dollars or a multiple thereof, and issue |
therefor certificates of deposit payable to |
bearer without interest in gold coin of the |
United States, and may receive deposits of |
the silver coin of the Hawaiian Kingdom
to an amount not less than ten, nor more
than twenty dollars, and issue therefor GER
tificates of deposit payable to bearer with
out interest, in silver coin of the Hawaiian
Kingdom. The certificates herein provided
,Or shall be signed by the Minister of FL
nance, and countersigned by the Registrar
IF Public Accounts, and the money so re-
,eived shall be used only for the payment
md redemption of such certificates, and
hall be kept as a special deposit fe' s',aah
purpose no other
So Tbar,tar IS of the SEES siesaA laws oA
884, and all other laws conflicting with
he provisions of this Act, are hereby re-
)ealed.
Sec. 7. This Act shall take effect from
md after its approval.