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Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 25, 6 April 1889, Page 3

No. 4 or VICTORIA BY TH» GbACI '<} 0» JB* United Ki.nodom of,J TAIN AMD IIIKLAND QußSt of rax Faith, F.nrKitnft j» ImQU, (JfeeV in the nam* mi 4*,** * MajnUf hy mr'Jtdfr'' miuioner for the Week the provUiom of the , Order in Coutuil, 1879} V rno PROHIBIT Tr~ 1 OPINTpXIOATJ TO NATIVES OF TEL PACIFIC ISLANDS. [U3.] Jonsß. Thit ibitingthe toxicatiog Liquors to N tain Island* of the W sion—" Western Pacific mean and inchido any ■•! ing islands or places, 01. Tho Groups of Islands 1 The Friendly Islands, The Navigator's Islands, i The Union Islands, Tho Phoenix Islands, Tho Ellice Islands, The Gilbert Islands,>' The Solomon Islands, Tho Now Hobrides Islands, The Sauta Cruz Islands) All other islands in the Western Pacific Ocean, not being id&Sh tho limits of the Colonies tfjlji, Queensland. New South-*Wafes or New Guinea,, ;anti not being within tho jurisdiction of any civilised power. " Native " shall mean and include in its reference o/ery person in the Westorn Pacific not of European descent. " Intoxicating Liquor'! shall include ail spirituous compounds, and all fermented liquors and any mixture part whereof is spirituous or which contains fermented liquors aud mixture or preparation conmining any drug capable of producing intoxication. 3. If any British, subject in the Weetorn Pacific sells or gives or otherwise supplies either directly or indirectly any native of any island or place within the Western Pacific Islands any intoxicating liquor he shall on conviction thereof before the Court of Her Majesty's High Commissioner be liable to punishment as follows I-"-*" *■ ' (1) Imprisonment for any term not exceeding three months, with or withont hard labor, and with or without n fine not exceeding ten pounds; or, (•2) A fine alone not exceeding ten pounds without any imprisonment. . <«t- ■-:■ 8

4. It shall not bo nn offenoe under this Regulation for any poraon to give to imy native for any argent cause or necessity and without recompense or solely ami purely for medicinal purposes but it shall rest with- the person giving such intoxicating liqaor to prove to the satisfaction of the Court tho existence of such urgent necessity and failing suoh proof suoh person shall be liable to the punishment provided in section 3 hereof. 5. This Regulation shall come Into force on the first day of January in the hundred and eighty-nine. by command, JOHN E. FAREWELt,; Acting Secretary to the High Commiseiooer. TIVOLI HOTEL, APIA, SAMOA; H. J. MOORS, Proprhstob. — HIS HOTEL his been recently erected in a splendid lituaLARGE ASSEMBLY

capable of seating 150 COMBINATION BitJIABD All Liquors are ira teed of the FANCY IJQI " LIVESy'""!' %gT Hone* on Dey,o*