ing charge of such child, to reproduce the same for vaccination at a future time. Section 921 P. L. The vaccinating officers shall visit the necessary stations appointed by them, at least once in every six months, and oftener, if required so to do by the Governor, or Board of Health. Section 922 P. L. Every parent, guardian, or other person having charge of any child, who shall refuse or neglect to comply with the provisions of the law respecting vaccination, shall be subject to a fine of five dollars; one-half of which shall be paid to the informer. Section 923 P. L. The several vaccinating officers shall keep faithful record of their transactions, and make an annual report of the same to the Governor. Section 924 P. L. The vaccination of children required by law may be performed by the officers appointed for such purpose by the Board of Health, or by duly licensed physicians, at the option of the parents or guardians of such children. Every parent or guardian having the charge of any child who shall fail to cause such children to be properly and successfully vaccinated within the age prescribed by statute, shall be liable to a fine of Five Dollars. Section 925 P. L. No child shall be admitted to any public or private school without producing a certificate of vaccination or showing marks of successful vaccination. The principal or teacher of any public or private school who shall admit to such school any child without such certificate or marks shall be liable to a fine of Five Dollars. Section 926 P. L. No physician or other person shall vaccinate any person in this Territory with matter other than bovine virus. Every person violating the provisions of this section shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined not to exceed Fifty Dollars for each offense. P. C. Ch. 59 Sec. 38. Amended by Terr, Act P. C Ch. 59 P. C. Ch. 59 Sec. 40. Amended by Terr. Act S. L. 1892 Ch 67. S. L 1892 S. L. 1892 See King v. Tong Lee 4 Ha w n. 335, holding that this Act is constitution al and with in the police power of the State. See Republic Kum Lee 10 Hawn. 491, affirming above. S. L 1896, Ch. 4. S. L. 1880 Ch. 8. S. L. 1896 S. L. 1880 S. L. 1880 LAUNDRIES. Section 927 P. L. It shall be lawful for, and the Superinten. dent of Public Works is hereby authorized and empowered to cause to be built and erected in the District of Kona, Island of Oahu, a sufficient number of laundries and wash houses, and to let the same to persons applying therefor at such rents and upon such terms as the said Superintendent shall deem advisable. And in like manner to designate and use for such purpose buildings already erected. Section 928 P. L. Such laundries and wash houses when erected shall be under the supervision and control of the Board of Health. Section 929 P. L. From and after the date of publication of this Act, every person who shall carry on the business of laundry keeping or washing for hire, within the limits of the city of Honolulu, except in such buildings as shall be provided for such purpose, in accordance with the provisions of Section 927 P. L., shall be liable to a fine not to exceed Fifty Dollars for each and every day or part of a day during which he shall so carry on business, and in default of payment of such fine shall be imprisoned at hard labor until such fine is paid. Section 930 P. L. The city of Honolulu, for the purpose of this Act shall be deemed to be included within a circuit of three miles from the junction of Nuuanu and King streets. Section 931 P. L. Nothing in this contained shall be deemed or construed to prevent persons washing in or on the banks of streams in places hitherto used for that purpose. S. L. 1888 POI. PERMIT REQUIRED TO MANUFACTURE POI FOR SALE. Section 932 P. L. That it shall not be lawful, save as hereinafter permitted, to manufacture poi for sale in the District of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, within the following named lim its, viz.: on the makai side by the water front; on the Ewa side by Waipilopilo Hill and a straight line drawn mauka and makai at that point; on the mauka side by Wyllie street and a line drawn in extension thereof; on the Waikiki side by Punahou street and a line drawn makai in extension thereof to the water front. It shall not be lawful for any one to manufacture poi for sale in the said District of Honolulu, outside of said limits, except upon receiving a permit from the Board of Health, which permits may be revoked at any time by said Board. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO ESTABLISH A PLACE Section 933 P. L. The Superintendent of Public Works shall cause to be constructed at a suitable place or places within the limits mentioned in Section 932, with such moneys as may be appropriated by the Legislature, a building or buildings especially designed for the manufacture of poi, which may be rented in sections to those wishing to engage in said manufacture. S. L. 1888 Ch. 17. Amended by Terr. Act. S. L. 1888 Terr. Act. Section 934 P. L. Said buildings and the manufacture of poi therein shall be subject to regulations duly made by the Amended by Board of Health, and to rules made by the Superintendent of Public Works. S. L. 1888 Terr. Act. Section 935 P. L. Each section in said buildings shall be rented annually to the highest bidder at a public sale, due Amended by notice of which shall have been given at least two weeks previously. The amount of such annual rental in each case to be not less than a certain upset price to be fixed by the Superintendent of Public Works. PENALTY FOR BREAKING THIS LAW. Section 936 P. L. Anyone engaging in the manufacture of poi contrary to the provision of this Act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, on conviction of the same, be subject to a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars, and not more than one hundred dollars. S. L. 1888 S. L. 1888 Section 937 P. L. This Act shall not take effect until the building or buildings provided for in section 932 hereof shall have been constructed, and due public notice of the same be given. (The Act referred to, is comprised in Sections 932-937 inclusive of Penal Laws.) LODGING HOUSES AND DWELLINGS. DWELLINGS TO BE KEPT IN GOOD REPAIR. S L. 1880 S L, 1880 Section 938 P. L. Every house or tenement used or occupied as a dwelling for lodgers or contract laborers shall be kept by its owner in good repair, with the roof water-tight, and shall have the capacity of not less than three hundred cubic feet of space for each adult, or nine hundred cubic feet for one man and woman and two children. YARDS AND GROUNDS. Section 939 P. L. The yard and grounds about all dwellings shall be well drained and kept free from rubbish of every description, with a closet, or privy, also to be kept in repair by the lodging-house keeper or employer of laborers, for every six adults. S. L. 1880 (See sec. 884 BOARD OF HEALTH TO BE ALLOWED ACCESS. Section 940 P. L. Every owner or keeper and every other person having the care or management of a lodging-house or of a dwelling for contract laborers, shall at all times when required by the Board of Health or its agents give free access to such house or any part thereof. PENALTY. S. L. 1880. Ch. 3. Section 941 P. L. Every lodging-house keeper or employer of laborers who shall fail to comply with the provision of this Act shall pay a fine not exceeding fifty dollars. Section 942 P. L. Every person who shall keep his dwelling in so filthy a state as to be a nuisance or injurious to health, or who shall refuse or neglect to remove any nuisance or substance he may have caused or placed in the vicinity of the dwelling he occupies or any other dwelling, or shall commit any nuisance in any stream or thoroughfare, shall on conviction pay a fine not exceeding three dollars, or be imprisoned at hard labor for any term not exceeding thirty days. S. L. 1880. Ch. 3. See Sec. 878 P. L. INSANITARY LAND. BOARD OF HEALTH TO JUDGE WHEN LAND IS DELETERIOUS TO Section 943 P. L. Whenever in the opinion of the Board of Health any tract or parcel of land situated in the District of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, shall be deleterious to the public health in consequence of being low, and at times covered or partly covered by water, or of being situated between high and low water mark, or of being improperly drained, or incapable by reasonable expenditure of effectual drainage, or for other reason in an unsanitary or dangerous condition, it shall be the duty of the Board of Health to report such fact to the Superintendent of Public Works, together with a brief recommendation of the operation deemed advisable to improve such land. S. L. 1896. Act. 61. Amended by Terr. Act. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO NOTIFY OWNER. Section 944 P. L. It shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Public Works upon the receipt of such notice, to cause a copy of same to be served upon the owner or owners of such land, and also a notice that in case such owner or owners fail to carry out the improvements recommended by the Board of Health within thirty days, or such further time in special cases as to such Superintendent of Public Works may seem S. L. 1896. Act. 61. Amended by Terr Act. |