The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-11

a special meeting of the Health
Board was held yesterday to hear
the report of the committee ap-
pointed the day previous regarding
the sale of fieh under certain res
trictions.
The full Board was present and
discussion general concerning the
matter. The very great difficulty
seemed to be the uncertainty as re-
CARDS places where fish would be
caught, by whom and mode of de-
livery without danger of contamin-
alton.
REGULATIONS OF THE BOARD or
HEALTH IN REGARD TO FISH AND
PRODUCTS OF THE SEA OR WATER.
l. The taking of scale fish, shell
fish, or any product of the sea or water
from any pond, stream, creek, inlet,
bay or harbOr, or upon the sea to a
distance of two miles out from the
shore, between Diamond Head Point
and Ahua Point, and from the noun
tains to the sea, is hereby strictly pro
hibited.
,. All scale fish and Holsters from
the waters of Oahu, outside of the
above limits, may be exposed for sale
in the Honolulu Market, but not else
where within the limits prescribed in
Section l, by the observance of the
following conditions, viz
First-Conveyanceo of said fish, ETC.,
into the limits above mentioned shall
be along the public road which is the
continuation of King street, at MOa-
nalua, or by the regular trains of the
Oahu railroad, or along the Nuuanu
avenue and its continuation, or along
Beretania street and its eastward con-
tinuation.
Second-None of the articles above
prohibited shall be conveyed or
brought into the prohibited limits by
any other route or by sea, except the
fish known as kawakawa, aku, ahi,
malolO, puhikii and iheihe, and these
on the condition that they are landed
at the fish market and Immediately
presented for the inspection OF the
Inspector in Chief.
Third-Each lot Of fish above men
toned, before entering the above linn
it's, shall be inspected and obtain a GER
tificate signed by an inspector or guard
authorized by the Board of Health,
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toned at points to be designated here
after on the above permitted routes Of
entrance.
Fourth-Said certificates shall be
on forms provided by the Board OF
Health, and shall specify the kind
and number of containers used, the
character and measure or amount of
the fish contained in each cOntainer,
and the name of the carrier or car
riers.
Fifth-Said passes shall, as soon as
possible, be presented by the carrier
or carriers with the articles and in the
identical containers specified in said
passes, to the Inspector in Chief, who
will be stationed at the market in
Honolulu, and on receiving a permit
signed by said Inspector in Chief, will
be allowed to expose said fish for sale
at such stall or table in said market,
as said Inspector in Chief shall direct
and not elsewhere within the prOhib-
tied limits.
SIxth-Permits for the sale of fish
must be renewed each day.
8. Any parcel or container of fish
not corresponding as to cOntainer or
contents, with the description given
by the inspector or guard on the route,
shall be liable to immediate and sum-
mary cOnfiscation by the inspector at
the market.
4. AD inspector or guard authorized
to grant passes for bringing fish with
in the limits of Kona, Oahu, will be
on duty at MOanalua road. On the
regular trains coming from Eva to
Honolulu, at the Pali, Nuuanu road
and at Waialae, continuation of Bere-
tania street.
5. The Inspector in Chief at the
Honolulu market will be on duty for
the granting OF permits from the hour
of ...... a. m. to p. m. each DAY
except Sundays.
g. Fish from the other islands shall
not be admitted unless accompanied
by a certificate signed by the pur-er or
freight clerk on the al eady mentioned
certificate, and shall be landed only at
such wharf as may be designated by
the Inspector in Chief.
Z. Any person who shall violate the
above regulations shall be liable to
fine of 500.
The report was most careful
one and showed that much earnest
work had been spent in gathering
the data for it. It was well re-
caived and discussed at length.
Further action will be taken re-
garding the matter at a special
meeting 0f The Board this s 80
a. m.