[§6E-33]  Captain Cook Memorial Fund. 
All moneys in the Captain Cook memorial fund or which may be paid into the same
from the proceeds of sales or which may be received by way of gift or otherwise
for any of the purposes provided by this section, the acceptance of such gifts
and the receipt of such funds being authorized, shall be expendable by the
comptroller from time to time for any of the purposes provided by this section,
and any original historical documents or other articles, or copies, facsimiles,
or replicas thereof, so collected, and copies of publications made under this
section shall be deposited in the archives of Hawaii to constitute a collection
to be known as the "Captain Cook Memorial Collection".



The comptroller may purchase or otherwise
acquire original books, mementos, pamphlets, documents, or other articles of
historical value relating to the life of Captain James Cook, or connected with
the history, discovery, and exploration of the Hawaiian Islands, or copies,
facsimiles, or replicas thereof of other data relating thereto, and prepare and
publish in the comptroller's discretion books, documents, pamphlets, or other
publications relating thereto.



The comptroller may distribute free copies of
such publications to libraries, museums, and other places of references open to
the public in the United States or in other countries, not to exceed, however,
one-third of the number of copies of each published.  The remaining copies may
be sold at such reasonable prices as may be fixed by the comptroller, the
proceeds of such sales to be paid into the trust fund. [L 1976, c 104, pt of
§2; gen ch 1985]