quantities of not less than one bottle, and of such liquors as are kept in bulk, to sell not less than two liters not to be drunk upon the premises, upon payment in advance of the sum of fifty-two pesos. Such lic ense shall be known as a "third-class wholesale liquor license", and it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to sell, give away, or otherwise dispose of fermented vinous liquors at wholesale without such license, or having obtained such license, to sell, give away, or otherwise dispose of any liquor but fermented vinous liquor, not including champagne or other sparkling wines, or to sell, give away, or otherwise dispose of such liquor except as herein prescribed. 

[59-19.] 

SECTION 2506 . Transfer of License Must be Authorized — Fee . — No license shall be transferred from one person to another or from one place to another except by the written authority of the mayor, and no transfer shall be made which involves the addition of privileges. For all authorized transfers ten per centum of the original fee shall be collected. 

[59-20.] 

SECTION 2507 . License to be Kept Posted.  — It shall be the duty of the holder of every license for the sale of intoxicating liquors to keep it posted in a conspicuous place in the room where the liquors are sold and the failure to do so is hereby declared unlawful. 

[59-21.] 

SECTION 2508 . Licenses for Sale of Liquor in Certain Places — Streets and Plazas Prohibited.  — No license shall be granted for the sale of any intoxicating liquor in the public markets, kiosks, booths, or stands situated in the public streets or plazas, or to street venders or peddlers, and no "first-class bar license", "second-class bar license", or "theater liquor license" shall be issued for any barroom being or having an entrance on any of the following-named streets and plazas: the Escolta, Calle Rosar io, Plaza Moraga, Plaza Cervantes, and that portion of Calle Nueva between Calle San Vicente and the Bridge of Spain, and any of the streets, alleys, or passageways lying between Calle San Vicente and the line of that street extended to the Estero de San Jac into on the north, the Pasig River on the south, Calle Nueva on the west, and the Estero de San Jacinto on the east, all in the district of Binondo. 

[59-23.] 

SECTION 2509 . Supplying Native Wines to Soldiers Unlawful. — Nothing in this article shall be construed as authorizing the sale, gift, or other 

