The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-03

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ARTICLE 3s-OF MARINE HOSPITALS.
SEC. l7s 1.-The master OF owner of every ship o vessel under
tine a a~ nnss Of sd he Havana HAWAIIAN np Kingdom d shall shall, ' before su Shh ship
or vessel is admitted to entry, render to the Collector of such
ployed on board since the last entry at any Hawaiian port, and
pay to said Collector at the rate of twenty-five cents per month
for each and every seaman so employed, which amornt such
master n owner is authorized to retain out of the wages of said
SIC. I73 b-The master of every coasting vessel employed in
the carrying trade between the different ports, roadsteads or har-
bors of the Hawaiian kingdom, shall render quarterly to the Col
iector General OF Customs, or to any Collector under his direc-
tons, a true list of all seamen employed by him during the pre-
ceiling three months, and pay to said Collector General at the
rate of Twenty-Five cents per month for each and every seaman
so employed, which sum said master is authorized to retain out
SEC. 1T3 c-The returns required in the preceding sections
shall be made under oath, in such manner and form as the Col
lector General may prescrlTe - ~ ny ow sn' 9 : mas.e sad an
one hundred dollars, FOR the benefit of the fund hereinafter Gre
ated, and his vessel he liable to seizure. condemnation and sale,
to secure the payment of such penalty.
ssc. l73 d-The several Collectors shall make a quarterly re-
turn of the sums respectively collected by them under the fore
going provisions, to the Collector General, who is required to
pay over the same, with such amount as he may have received
from masters Or owners of vessels, into the public treasury, to be
held solely as a :" Marine Hospital fund.- for the relief of sick and
hereby authorized to provide. out of the same, for the temporary
relief and maintenance of such seamen, in such a manner as he
are established for that purpose within the kingdom.
ssc; I.s emwhate eve sur rag Of ao moneys ssgss collected .s under the he
such temporary relief and support, shall be invested in exchequer
lister of the Interior, until a sufficient fund is accumulated for the
purchase OF a proper site for a Marine Hospital and the erection
Of suitable buildings thereon, or for the provision of other suita-
BILE hospital accommodations for seamen, when it shall be his
saty to Apply ,S rs sosh i n sn1 for ,Im that IT I Bur pems .; said aid v Minister is
donations OF land, money. or other property for Marine Hospitals,
s SEC. i7s 1T general or other hospital should he established
in any of the seaport towns of the kingdom, the Minister of the
any part of the Marine Hospital fund to the support thereof, q
condition tina; full provision sion is male sis for The aceammodaIion' re
TwEsrY-THnD DAY.-JAS- 26-Prayer. The Committee on
section AS reported, recommending a new section in heu Of the
original section SO numbered.
SEC. 44s.-U shall be incumbent upon all Foreign Consuls
General, ConsuIs, Vice Consuls and Consular Agents to present
their Commissions to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, who, if they
are found to be regular, shall, unless otherwise directed by the
King. give them Erequaturs under the Seal of his Department;
and it shall be the duty of said Minister to cause all such Ere
quafurs Co be published in the Government Gazette.
Report adopted and the section passed as amended. Ad-
journed-
oath and 18th inst. approved Mr.. Ii presented a petition
(signed by some fifty or sixty residents Of Lahaina) praying that
Laid on the table. Message from the House of Representatives
anosher message ansp transmitting NJ a bn, to q p souau q sen aaaeaaG %2s
latter having been read for the first time, the Rules were sus-
psins amended : ! by " the substitution Of The As worlds n during + ses sooa
BEHAVIOR for for the term Of four years" The Rules having
House then proceeded with the Civil Code and passed with
some u mi !. asaa.s s% ne sections !, s7ssss. The ; amend
concurred in Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Jan. "a
From G. L Kapeau, for some $500. which he represents as
having been expended by him in providing a suitable place to
From the people Of Kona, Hawaii, for an appropriation for a
From Honolulu, containing = number Of absurd recommends
tons in regard to the Department. Il Public Instruction. Tabled.
From Kau, that the costs Of court in cases OF delinquent tax
payers be abolished, and that government devise some means to
increase the population. Tabled.
oRDER OF THE DAY.
The House went into committee on the Civil Code and re-
sumed the consideration Of - The Election Of Representatives Of
the People" which was passed, when title Z, sOf the Judiciary
was taken up.
In discussing section s44, which provides that no person hold
ing q seat on the bench OF the Supreme Court shall hold any
other public Office iu the Kingdom, except that Of Privy Coun-
ciIor, Mr.. Kalama moved to strike out.
Objected t by Mr.. chamberlain. MI. Robertson thought that
II the section forbade the Supreme Court Judges from sitting in
this House. he would approve of II, but there were many other
erly called on to fill.
Mr.. Chamberlain moved to amend by inserting the words that
NO Judge of the Supreme Court shall be eligible to n seat 10