The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-23

pointed said committee Messrs. A,,.:'
Hollister. Kamaipelekane, Kapibe u
Sections 1877 to 2lO "of the ,.,r
Much the same as the old law. sectioa
that the clerk of the market shall.
an examination of weights and measn.
Section 2O6 provides that governmen,~
be open until eight O'Clock on SUNDAY my
Kupakee moved to strike ont.
Mr.. Robertson said it would not ,e.r-
difference. as the law would not prOban.
in the face of public opinion.
Mr.. Chamberlain supported the mo,;.
out. He believed in a strict observance
bath.
The motion was carried, Ia to s.
Section 2o7 forbids the selling Of p,,,.
meats at any stand or shop within one nj,
market-house, unless provided with a T..
de es not include the hawking of vege,ab,.
Having got as far as section 2lO, the =.
rose, and the House adjourned.
TUESDAY, b.
The Speaker being absent, Mr.. Aust, !
pointed to the Chair pro tenn.
Mr.. Austin brought forward his Hospitl I
provides for the immediate establishment, 4 i
pital for INDECENT sick natives in Honolulu l
~propriates $4,000 for that purpose. Also u
Minister the authority TO establish similar y
on the other islands, whenever he may think
sary and proper. Ordered for q second nd
morrow.
ORDER OF The DAY.
Secs. 211 to 234. :" OF prisons, &C." I'd
lions. which are in substance the same as
law. were passed, when the Committee rose.
A communication was received from the
Of the Interior, bringing to the attention off
the recent loss of bridges in the neighbc
Honolulu, and suggesting that $1,000 be n
an assessment on the inhabitants Of the Kom
for the purpose of making the necessary rep.
dered for committee of the whole to-morr
journed.
"WEDNESDAY,
The Speaker being absent, Mr.. Sheldon
pointed to the Chair pro tenn.
PETITIONS.
FROM the iStEH 0o-tiOO - ~
preparation for n Court House.
Communications were received from the "
forming that they had yesterday met TO p,
business; and that they had concurred in 4.
amend the 18th chapter of the Penal Code
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Sheldon, from the select Commits
bond for the shipment of native seamen, u
Their time.
Mr.. Chamberlain, from the select Cons
section 165 of the Civil Code, presented . |
report, recommending a new section. Prs
the government shipping agent shall ID
agreement between native seamen and "A
ships, and that in case of dispute on the \
the vessel, the government agent shall eags!
TO be guaged, the expense TO he borne BY n
who shall be found to be in the wrong.
Mr.. Kaauwaepaa as a minority of the y!
mittee, reported adversely to the above. IA
Mr.. Sheldon read his joint resolution for /
of Gerritt P. Judd, from accountability to 4
ury in the sum of S2930 "A, - Deicieney !
Ordere for committee Of the whole today
ORDER OF THE DAY
The House went into committee on N
amend the 9th chapter of the Penal Code 4
short discussion the bill was postponed ibij
The Hospital bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Kaumaea objected to the bill, as it
for a hospital at Honolulu only. He novel;
by inserting the words, Z" Honolulu, LshaA|
and Hanalei."
On the side of the bill it was urgel that, Il
ing this amendment, the bill would be vr}
5 feated.
The motion to amend was lost. l3 fos :
bill passed to a third reading tomorrow, Ms
maea fighting it inch by incb.
The communication Of the Minister of ts
in regard to raising means to repair bridget
| lulu district was referred to a select Comn7
! sisting of Messrs. Dowsett, Sheldon, R'haria
, and Kalama. 4
The report of the select Committee on
taken up in committee of the whole, andres
for revision.
The joint resolution for the relief Of 4
was read a second time and referred to s =
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. kslama, LIZ,
loin, Kamaipelekane. and Manini. AilTHH