The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-15


WHOM the King may order to leave ~. /,
Of a vessel shal te held tn have i,,c,,r ,nsdpn /
conveyed such rsrr'n out Of Lis Maies,S',a
The motion was Carried. a
The House resumed the cons;,-
of taxes, MS follows : a poll tax ~ su,or
81. o road tax of 50. horses " si,as
cents. and dogs 81; carriages ana S'uSs
holi f~uriturc, goods aud cha,tels safs
chandisc. ships and vessels. xb, sars
abroad; moneys on hand or mopsr. 4
within or without the kingdom. nss
stocks in corporations, and every ~"nRs
not included in real estate-ons specss
cent. On all real property not sn saa,s'
law, one-quarter OF one per cent s
The whole subject Of taxation va.
lect COMMITTEES, consisting of Ness.
lama. Richardson, Kapihe, Kupakee !
HOLSTER. ~
Article IL. "Of Duties" was.
Committee on Finance are prena,aS Pss
journed till 2, P. NJ. "h
2~o'cLoCK, P. M.-The House nro.
of Mr. Kalama, to consider the sec,;oN
arrest of deserters, which was passed
for the arrest Of deserters to the Sh,sN
Section 467 was referred to a SELL.
regulate the pecuniary responsibility Of
of the Board of Public Education.
"Of the Ports of Entry and Densr.-
to the existing laws.
Having passed as far as section "a; !
tee rose, and the House adjourned.
A communication was received frn. {
Mobiles, transmitting the Act to autbos.
of the Government Press, which had - !
in hy them with a slight amendment
ing that they had laid on the table \.
suppression Of Hulas. The amendmsa,s
in and a committee consisting Of NJ
Kamaipelekane and Kenui, were ann
with a similar committee of that Hons
bill, in order to ascertain the reason. !,
for laying the bill on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Dowsett, il Was
sessions of the House be one each d,v
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House went into Committee of =. /
the Civil Code, and resumed the couss.. /
remaining sections referring to the reT :
Custom House.
The sections relating TO the paw Of q,
guards was referred TO a Select Comusi
ting of Sheldon, Low and Kaauwaena, n
that under the new treaty with Fran,
such officers would not, as formerl, Il
from the ship, but be assumed by tbi. C.
Having arrived at Section 544, the G.,
and the House adjourned to 10 O'Clock i
SArrRDn
REPORT OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Sheldon, from the select commits
iect Of Custom House qua ds, ~recomns.ut
pay be such as the Minister of Finance u
on the recommendation Of the Cel.c,
Adopted.
Secs. $50 to $50. OF passenger. arI
same as N present
Secs. 557 10 500. "Of whlle,h r.' Il
ant alteration from present laws. Al j
relating TO Custom House re.liulon. i
without amendment. rs were those re.t--
with the exception Of section so, which 4
to "a select committee. consisting Of M
Dowsett and KaInaipelvkane. Ali una
MOSDAl |
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Hpllisrer, from w ,inet, Tautl
place be made Il port of entry for fore q |
terred.
By Mr.. Low, from Hlo, that the Law 4
observance of the SihhIth he repeal
lievei that the low Was productive OF hyl
of no possible benefit.
Mr.. Kamaipelekane moved to lay the
the table. Lost, by the vote of the Seaa
ferred TO a select committee.
By Mr.. Kimaipelekane, from Honolulg,.
ing of the treatment of constables, which
s Mt as tyrannical Referred.
By Mr.. k~aauwaepla, from the inhltig
on, asking for a new road. Referred.
By Mr.. Chamberlain, from school "a:
t~reasurers on Kauai, that they be ers
taxation. Referred.
By the same, from two magistrates On
an appropriation for two court houses. J
Mr.. Sheldon, from the committee on ts
William Jarrett, asked to be AUTHORIZE
with a similar committee of the MOBILES.
refused to grant leave. Mr.. S. then asks
cused from serving on the committee.
declined to excuse him.
ORDER OF THE DAY
The House went into committee Of the
Civil Code, Mr.. Kapihe in the chair. Q
Mr.. kaumaea, the section referring to
ment of pilots was reconsidered, and
give the appointing power to the Govern
to the Collector General of Customs. h.
his object was to give natives a chance q
pest of pilot. His motion was carried. L
the section as amended was passed, Is 70
Section 467, exempting the school Ia
general regulations respecting the collecti
ing ont of tax monies, was passed.
Having arrived at clio, the COMMITTEES
House adjourned.
TUEsDAI,
A communication was received from
Kakaui, resigning his seat in this HOUSE
for Hama, Maui, he having been appOius
trict Justice, and yesterday sailed for M.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House went into committee, Mr.. Il
the Chair, on the sections of the Civil Cet
to the arrest of deserters. Passed up ri
article "a, "Of the registration Of "
taken up. Passed, pretty much as in su1
Article %, "Of Passports" DIR. JaH|
strike out that portion which provided
captain who took away n passenger with7
should be fined $50.
Mr. Chamberlain moved 10 strike on, 4
ment for an advertisement of intention
kingdom.
Opposed by Mr.. Kalama in a long sped
Mr.. Robertson.
The section was amended so As to real
advertisements be published in both aHcl
the Committee rose, and the House adlsn1
FOREIGN SUMMARf.
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