The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-31

shall further have power to refuse to
permit any such person to come on
his licensed premises.
Section Is. Every person who being
intoxicated shall enter any premises
! licensed for the sale of intoxicating
| liquors or being intoxicated upon said
| premises shall not leave the same
when requested by the licensee or by
| any person in his employ, may be ar
rested by any sheriff or officer, and
! shall, on conviction, pay fine of ten
| dollars
| Section IA. The officer whose duty it
is to issue licenses under the provisions
| of this Act, shall have the right in his
! discretion, to grant temporary re-
! tailer's liquor license in such form as
he may prescribe, to some bona fide
holder of and licenSee under a retail Ii
| cense duly granted under the provf-
| sions of this Act and none other au-
thorizing the sale of liquor at race
| tracks race meets and other outdoor
J places of public amusement or cele-
| bration. The fee for such temporary
| license shall be the sum of ten dollars
! per day, and all fees shall be disposed
in the same manner as other fees are
| under the terms of this Act
Section Is. That whenever any Ii
! censee shall be prosecuted under the
provisions of this Act, and it shall be
| shown upon the trial of such cause
that the acts complained of were COM
mitted by an employee of such licensee,
it shall be a sufficient defense to such
prosecution for such licensee to show
that in the employment of such en-
ployee he exercised due care.
Section Is. The following words, I'M
| less where the contrary appears from
the context, are used in this Act with
meaning hereby assigned to them re-
| spectively:
Intoxicating Liquors shall mean
any Wines spirits, ale, cider, beer. or
other fermented or distilled liquors and
all liquor of an intoxicating nature.
! Sunday" shall mean the time between
twelve of the clock on the night of
Saturday, and thirty of the clock
on the morning of the succeeding Mon
day.
Section II. In any criminal prosecu-
ton under the provisions of this Act
in which a fine shall have been col
lected from the defendant, the person
furnishing the information on which
such prosecution is based shall be
entitled to one-half of such fine.
Section Is. All of the provisions of
Chapter Al of the Penal Laws of Ha-
wall Of 1897, being Sections 408 to 488,
both inclusive: Act 81 of the Session
Laws of 1898, being AN Act Licensing
the Manufacture of Wine from Grapes
of Hawaiian Growth, and providing
for the sale thereof; and to repeal Act
81 of the laws of the Provisional Gov
eminent of 1894, approved June Z, 1894
relating to licensing the manufacture
OF wines from grapes of Hawaiian
growth, and to repeal Act So of the
Session Laws of 1896, approved June
8, 1896, amending Act 81 of the Laws
of the Provisional Government of 1894
approved June 7, 1884," approved JunA
%, 1898; Act 81 of the laws of 1898
being AN Act to authorize licenses
for the retail Of wines, beers and ales
OF low alcoholic strength" annrovad
July Z, 1898; Act 4 of the Session Laws
of 1901; An Act to prevent the en-
ployment of minors in places where in
toxlcat1ng liquors are sold, and to pre-
vent minors visiting such places" an
proved April 16 1901; Act a of the
Session Laws of 1903, being "An Act to
License the Retail Sale of Malt
Liquors and all Acts or parts of Acts
IN conflict herewith, are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 10. This Act Shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage; Provided, however, that the same
snail have no application whatever to
licenses heretofore granted and all !
rights to licensees under such licenses
shaI continue until such license shall
have expired