The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-03
WANTS TO RUN
A BLIND PIG
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the option therein granted him as
holder of a license under provisions OF
Act 81 of the Session Laws of 1905. hx
surrepdering said license and thereupor
becoming entitled to receive a license
under Act 119 of the Session Laws of
1907 prescribed, which said Section sc
further provides that lin which event
the expired (unexpired) value of the
license held shall be credited upon the
! fee for the new license taken out. -
that under Section q of said Laws of
1907, license should be granted your
| petitioner to date January LIST, 1907.
and to end January 1st, 1908, and that
the license fee shall be proportionately
computed and fully paid for the period
from the first day of the month in
which the license is issued to the first
day of January, 1908.
Second: That the applicant has
during the past period in which he has
conducted his saloon at Kakaako,
catered more especially to the wants
and desires of the Portuguese residents
in the districts of Kakaako and Ke-
walo, that the Portuguese in the com
munity at large, being a wine drinking
people and of home loving and do
nestle disposition, do not spend their
time and waste their substance in the
saloons to the detriment of the inter-
ests of the public and the welfare of
the community at large, that the Port
uguese patrons of the applicant either
take their drinks in his saloon in a
quiet and orderly manner or purchase
the same and carry it. to their homes
qua 10 lBql 'uondWnsuoo GIItugJ Lo1
TWO licenses granted in the KakaakO
district, one caters especially to the
needs and wants of the German and
Anglo-Saxon elements of the Kewalo
and Kakaako districts and the other
caters more especially to the needs and
wants of the Hawaiian people, that
your applicant will furnish witnesses
who are in waiting and willing to be
heard, if necessary, to subtantiate these
facts
Third: That the instrument in
writing containing the majority in
number of the holders of the real es-
tate situated within the distance of
1000 feet in a straight line from the
nearest point of the premises for which
the license is asked, was taken around
for the signatures of said holders at the
same time as the petitions for the ap-
plicants heretofore referred TO, whose
licenses were granted by your Honor
able Board and that a larger number
of property holders signed said instru-
ment than signed a like instrument for
any other applicant known to your pc
titioner in the District of Honolulu
Fourth: That not a single protest
has been filed against the granting o4
license to me and that the Inspector
of the Board reported in writing recon-
mending for the granting of my said
application
Fifth: That / have in the past in
all ways complied with the laws of the
Territory of Hawaii, have always re-
fused to serve drinks to those coming
into my saloon and asking for the same
while under the influence of liquor that
I have never had any women upon my
saloon premises, that I have never
sold liquor to minors or any persons
disqualified by law from buying the
same, that I am a law-abiding resi-
dent of Honolulu, having my home and
family in the district where my saloon
is located and am depending upon said
saloon business as a means for making
a livelihood for myself and family
THE BOARD WILL DECIDE.
Have you any more applications, Mr. |
Gear?" asked Chairman Ballentyne. |
coldly.
Not at the present time answered |
the attorney in tone of voice sug-
costing that he had plenty up his |
sleeve,
1T will be determined by the action
Of the Board whether we will grant /
you rehearing or not. You will be /
notified"