Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13

NNOllllllNtN II 'lA ihe' ~
ing of malt liquors in the District OF
Honolulu And section 40 of said
Part V. provided as follows:
The Minister OF the Interior (nOw
the Treasurer is hereby authorized to
grant licenses for one year in this Re
public to any person or persons max
ing written application for the same,
to sell by the glass or In any other
quantity less tnan FIVE gallons, malt
liquors manufactured in Honolulu I'M.
der sections Az to iS3 inclusive, upon
receiving for each license the sum Of
$780,"
While section iSl presCribes that:
Before receiving any license to sell
malt liquors as above, the applicant
shall file an approved bond with the
Minister of the Interior OnOw tho
Treasurer in the penalty Of $1,000
conditioned:
".... Second: That he will not sell
or otherwise dispose of on the premise
for which he is licensed any wines,
malt liquors. or spirits OF any desCrip'
ton whatever: and also that he will
not store or allowed to be stored on
the premises for which he is licensed.
any wines, malt liquors or any spirits
of any description whatsoever eN'
Cept such beer manufactured in Homo,
lulu and under the said above men.
toned sections"
(SectiOns Az to AIS inclusiye) which
latter sections all provide regulations
for the person who is to be given a
license to brew the matted liquor in
Honolulu.
While section 1872 gives to the Min
lister of the Interior (now the Treas
urer) discretionary power to place
such provisions in the license or the
bond referred to in section 4Sl as shall
be necessary to the correct regulation
of the business and premises licensed
Brewing License Granted.
1t was shown upon the hearing tina
no license was issued to any person
to brew matted liquor in Honolulu, II
accordance with the provisions Of sec
ton 472 hereinbefOre referred to. unit
the 4th day of May, 1899. when suCl
a license was issued to one A. Hook
ing TO brew matted liquors at Queer
street in the District OF Honolulu, Isl
and Of oahu, Hawaiian Islands" fol
the term Of two years and nine months
from that date. That the Honolulu
Brewery 4 Mating Co., Ltd, organic
ed pursuant to said license, begar
brewing some time in February OF
March. 1901 and the first output of lis
beer was on July |. 1901. Simulta
neously with the output Of the brew
cry, to-wit on said July !, 1901, th'
defendant herein began the issuing o
licenses under the Act referred to. L
various parties, who, upon paying the
license fee of $3.50 for one year, were
given the privilege to sell by the
glass or in any other quantity less
than five gallons. malt liquors manu-
featured in Honolulu" Said licenses
containing a proviso that said NAL
liquors should be disposed of only be
tween the hours of o'clock in the
morning and II o'clock on every da!
except Sunday. plaintiffs Exhibit L.
Conditions OF Retailing.
But as q condition precedent to tht
issuance of said license, each appli
cant was required to execute bono
in the penal sum of $1,000 conditioned
among other things as follows:
Second: That he will not sell o.
otherwise dispose Of on the premises
for which he is licensed, any wines
malt liquors or spirits of any descrip
ton whatsoever except such beer man
ufactured in Honolulu and under salC
above mentioned Act (the Act to II
cense the brewing of malt liquors il
Honolulu. Plaintiff Exhibit 2.
In other words, said licensees ar,
given the privilege Of selling at re