The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-28

notice of such sale shall have been
published in two or more newspapers
published in Honolulu in the Ha-
waiian and English languages for
not less than three weeks. Such
auction sale shall be held at the
Government House in Honolulu, and
shall he sold by the Minister of the
Interior or by one of his clerks on
his order, beginning at an upset
price of forty thousand dollars for
each license.
Section 2. Before the licenses
provided for in this act are issued
the person or persons who have OBJ
tanned them shall make and execute
and deliver to the Minister of the
Interior Il good and sufficient bond
in the penal sum of ten thousand
dollars with not less than one good
surety to be approved by the Minis
ter; conditioned that the party or
parties who have obtained the license
will not sell give or furnish any
opium Or preparation of opium to
any native Hawaiian who has not
received certificate from some
physician stating that opium is the
proper remedy for the disease from
which the bearer is suffering. And
that the rules and regulations con-
tanned in the license will not be
violated.
Section 3. Each person receiving
license shall keep in books of re-
cord to be furnished him by the Min
lister of the Interior record of the
names of all persons to whom such
licensee has sold any opium,
with the date of such sale
and the quantity sold. Such
books of record shall be kept in
the English language and shall be
open to inspection at any time to
any member of the police force and
the Minister of the Interior. The
person holding a license shall give
to each person purchasing opium a
receipt stating the date of such pur-
chase and the quantity of opium
sold.
Section 4. Every person not hav-
ing license who shall have posses
sion of any opium contrary to the
provisions of section of this act /;
or who shall sell or furnish any
opium or preparation of opium to
any person or persons contrary to
law, shall upon conviction thereof
be fined in a sum of not less than
two hundred dollars nor more than
five hundred dollars and be impri-
soned at hard labor for any term
not more than two years.
Section 5. The person or persons
who may have obtained license
under this act are hereby autho-
rized 10 import opium or prepare
tions of opium through the Custom
House paying duty upon the same
of fifty per cent.
Section 6. Any person Or persons
who may have obtained license
who shall violate any of the pro.
visions of this act shall have Their
license cancelled, and the penalty
of the bond provided for this act
enforced, and if the court shall
think proper, be imprisoned at hard
labor for term not longer than two
years, and pay fine of not more
than five hundred dt liars.
Section Z. The Minister of the
Interior shall have authority t.
make rules and regulations for the
proper regulation of the sale O.
opium or its preparations under thi
act.
Section 8. Jurisdiction is hereb,
given to all District and Police Jus
tees to hear and determine all case
arising under this act.
Section 9. All laws and parts o
laws in conflict with the provision
of this act shall be and the same ar
hereby repealed.
Section 10. This act shall TAX
effect and become law from an
after the date of its approval.