Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-15
SEEK $1,000 TO PRESERVE DIORAMAS.
OF ISLAND Scenes; TRUSTEES named

, States who is bona fide resident OF
said city or county upon the payment
of a fee OF s..
Second To any citizen of the
United States not bona fide resident
of any county or city and county in
the territory, upon the payment of
fee of $40
Third. TO any person not citi-
zen OF the United States upon the
payment Of fee OF $25."
II IS provided that fees from licen-
SEES shall be used to constitute
Game Preservation Fund" for the
payment of expenses of propagation,
protection, restoration and transfer
ring of game birds in the territory.
Seeks Protection For Game
In another bill by Representative
Andrews the following close seasons
for birds are established:
Migratory wild duck. plover. snipe,
turnstone, curlew. silt, pheasant,
quail or partridge, or mud-hen be-
tween the first day Of May and the
first day of October.
Native wild duck between. the first
day Of February anu the first day Of
October; provided, however, that from
and after October 81. 1915, until Octo-
Der 81, 1920, II snail be unlawful to
take, kill, destroy or have in posses
sion any native wild duck.
Wild dove or wild pigeon between
the first day OF February and the first
day OF August: II shall be unlawful to
take, kin or destroy in any one day
more than 90 migratory wild duck,
plovers, snipes, turnstones. curlews,
stills or mud-hens, native wild ducks,
wild doves, wild pigeons; nor more
than Is quail or partridge; nor more
than three eock-pheasants in any one
day t.=@@... ~
Wild duck, mud-hen. silt, pheasant,
dove, wild pigeon, quail or partridge
eggs at any time; to buy, sell or offer
for sale, transport or have in posses
sion any Of said named birds at any
time when it is unlawful to kill the
same
Take. gather, destroy or have in
possession any eggs of skylarks at
any time; or to buy, sell or offer for
sale, or have in possession skylarks
at any time. To kill or destroy hen
pheasants
Wild peacock in the city and county
of Honolulu prior to the first day of
October, 1920. !.
I, Pheasant, quail or partridge, in the
city and county of Honolulu and the
county of Hawaii, prior to the first
day of October. 1920.
To buy, sell or offer for sale in any
restaurant, hotel, boarding house,
cafe, or any public or private eating
house any of said named birds or
portions OF said named birds, during
the time and the terms prohibited in
the act. .' 81
A fine of not less than $50 or more
than $780, or Imprisonment for not
less than seven days or more than six
months, is provided as penalty for
violations. The bills were drawn at
Game Club. z...- -. ....
The following bills were introduced
in the house today: ~ H..
House Bill 276
Appropriating $4,000 for preserya-
ton of diorarnas of Hawaiian scenes.
Andrews. .'..@
House Bill 277
Relating to fees for licenses TO hunt
with Observation-Disclosures
House Bill 27s
Fixing closed seasons for certain
game birds.-Andrews. ~
House Bill ZIG
Requiring persons and films doing
business for profit to keep records of
all transact
House Bill $50 49,.
Appropriating $500 as salary. for
an optician for leper settlement, and
$4,000 for optical supplies and medi-
cine.-Brown. 81. =.
House Bill 281
Appropriating $4,000 for making sur
yey and maps for reclamation project
at Waikiki district. Substitute bill
introduced by finance committee.
House Bill 232. /
Amend Inheritance tax laws.-Miles. |
House Bill 2s3 i
Regulating exhibition Of motion pic
lures on Sunday.-Fernandez.