SECTION  2490 . Closed Hours — when Unlawful to Sell, etc . — All saloons, bars, and other drinking places shall be closed from twelve o'clock midnight until five o'clock antemeridian the following day, except that when the following day shall be Sunday they shall remain closed until five o'clock antemeridian the following Monday; and it shall be unlawful for any person to sell, give away, or otherwise dispose of any fermented, malt, vinous, or spirituous, or other intoxicating liquors between the above-mentio ned hours except as herein provided; but the words "give away" where they occur in this article shall not apply to the giving away of intoxicating liquors by a person in his private dwelling, unless such private dwelling shall become a place of public resort. [59-6; 1177-1.] SECTION  2491 . First-Class Restaurant Liquor License . — A license for a period of six months may be issued to a person or persons of good character, owning or managing  bona fide  hotels, restaurants, or cafés, authorizing him or them to sell, serve, give away , or otherwise dispose of fermented vinous, fermented malt, and spirituous beverages or liquors, in quantities less than four liters, to  bona fide  guests of such hotels, restaurants, or cafés with  bona fide  meals at any and all hours, upon the payment in  advance of the sum of two hundred and fifty pesos. A license of this class shall be known as a "first-class restaurant liquor license". [59-7 ( a ).] SECTION  2492 . Second-Class Restaurant Liquor License . — A license for a period of six months may be issued to a person or persons of good character, owning or managing  bona fide  hotels, restaurants, or cafés, authorizing him or them to sell, serve, give aw ay, or otherwise dispose of fermented malt or fermented vinous beverages or liquors in quantities less than four liters, to  bona fide  guests of such hotels, restaurants, or cafés with  bona fide  meals at any and all hours, upon the payment in advance of the  sum of one hundred and fifty pesos. A license of this class shall be known as a "second-class restaurant liquor license". [59-7 ( b ).] SECTION  2493 . First-Class Hotel Liquor License . — A license for a period of six months may be issued to a person or persons of good character, owning or managing  bona fide  hotels and holding for such hotel a "first-class restaurant liquor license", authori zing him or them to sell, serve, give away, or otherwise dispose of fermented vinous, fermented malt, and spirituous beverages or liquors, in quantities less than four liters, to  bona fide  guests of such hotels in their rooms at any and all hours, upon paym ent in advance of the sum of two 751 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011