The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-13


administration Of which Is III the ha"a " so""' " '' "}
pledge in the local Republican party platform the
legislature would be made the law OF 1907
TIE deliberate the liquor interests
during the session legislature eliminate the law the main
vested in the several commissions and the securing OF
the senate in favor Of such amendment
overwhelmingly Republican and that the votes
violation of the party pledge
defiance by the Honolulu brewery OF the Ia" against
The quantity and other doetored liquors
the market and the open claim Of leading members OF the Liquor
the liquor commission that such WHISKY was
com b hygs although has the full power so to do
The recent Honolulu homda and other
the direct influence of alcoholic Iq"oeHy the hd
trooG5G into eon fgso nfeI Isv Without oe" initiation
LIQUOR SENTIMENT HAWAII
The people Of daTa may be divided oG and are work
ing ET T s"rg pf e old
voeated the prohibition without definite eca
who have been ss n3Hs ss. ad to ds e
A PROPOSITION
affecting 5' iiar Gi' o" fu5uTe that has Territory
m e 81 x r;oo s o ot 5o@ fs s S has a a >"
r9p@& ua a" the e Supervision government
and to lia 1f 5 of thu. s3atsr
~ h"a IN Hawaii essential 10 an Intelligent understand
i"g Of the SITUATION and Hawaiian special
NO ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR ANCIENT HAWAII
white people to Hawaii in the latter part @"
alcoholic liquors Were unknown to the T@n@n T
sd with Which rather narcotic than Intoxicating
too. 4S5; a sss n duck" @ y Hp '
virgin soil A " ae 5 p S d % S "5 Of
occasion fool himself that thern t aT f
up circumstances drinking any more o" t'
occasion PROHIBITION KANEHAMEHA.
In ISIS about yg hefG K s a'n a dn gre sounci of all
ef S % the saad so" mel
Of holding the meeting with h his e tb
h n" sn o6 on of r@of After due
one TO GO !oME EAG TO Y0 WOW F}X6
mp S6 P 6FH GGFf5 rof ARE Thbu FROM
chiefs Immediately returned hone and carried
The council h%s f was n ossI ,9 by the k s ]
s KING 'a' n " Of tn" not importance
u " THE LIQUOR QUESTION UNDER KAMEHAMEHA II
d by SON hsm ond EN- M VI" nde Ta
n1 Restraint ap% the alcoholic liquor disappeared and
the H K ' sss 9' rn s ~s largely
f''"S Of MS PROHIBITION kAAHUNANU
the death Of Ka"hneh4 Karean"a ill., GSceci
with the absolute pqner of life and dh tina" existed III 'D'
hand" Forsignes scta British Amsap eqoq 2sne'
n Of this oproj the the s Joined in the
passage and p9na., at P y vas a foio lr
and natives WE FORBID THE SELLING
T@ form" T ri ,"3 " n a used in generic meaning alcoholic
By liquor by natives had almost ragd the ro"
f evil elects 3 became great restrictive laws passed in s$3
P~35 and t2o the %r?'os5 2or of s't"
liquors. in 1885 There was 4lan< ao"gTe f. a matter
asa~ 5[ any Interference infringement of their
m The s"sc% "P sl@. cd seS ssr 5@o 2s'"'"
"a % was 1e fseo~ e @y 2%" oa % ]
nent
LIFELONG STRUGGLE KAMEHAMEHA III FOR PROHIBITION
Kingdom immense STRIDES uho
tamhanea titles to land We're gwen to me people,
,,7fal. ab
constitutional government consisting OF ce ana S
houses vase
PREVENTION PROHIBITION BY FOREIGNERS
victim of oendgen IN hqoF during
'FRONT.'
'g9
the opposition 81 Tor
to the Of France led
in the
and many times AMONG
aded
pk0g the seized carried
and
in cashf r
PROHIBITION