The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-29
Commercial Advertiser.
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF the Minister of the Interior to IL
Legislature of 1862
OFFICE OF THE ISTERIoR DEPARTMENT.
April Goth, 1862

OFFICE OF THE ISTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
April 10Th, 1862
By command Of the King. and in conformity with
the duty imposed me by the Constitution, re-
soectfuliy submit the following statement OF the
transactions Of the Department under my charge
during the gears ending with the 3lst March,
1862
RECEIPTS AND ExpESDrUEEs.
The receipts during the two years ending March
3I-t 1852 amounted TO (as shown in Table a. in the
appendix to this Report) Sl3j,SlS 81
The expenditures during the same period tas per
Tables Il. e.. d. and l. amounted 70 S22O,o5I 10.
OF THE GovERSMESr Pass
Since the meeting Of the last legislature. and 10
ore- to carry the fullest extent the commands
Of Ills Majesty the Kin which were. the reduction
Of all unnecessary expenditures in all the Depart
ment. Of the Government but not TO such IN extent
s 10 impair the efficiency Of the public service,
have leased the Government Press. will all the mate
rss belonging 20 IT, together with the house and iot
for the Of eight hundred dollars per annum 20
bIr. A. Foruander- I also Contracted with him for
all the Government printing, for the sum CT S3,SOO
per annum. The printing fer the Government com
prises all the customary work done for the Depart
ment Of the INTERIOR Of Finance, of Foreign Reia-
tions Of Public Instruction. Of the Bureau Of Public
improvements Of the Board Of Health, OF the Gus
tom House. Of the Harbor Master. ofthe Road Super
vsors Of the Post Office. Of the Supreme and CTcrit
Courts Of the Police Courts, Of the Marshal Sherifs
and District Justices also all Royal Prociamations,
ordinances and notices BY Authority IN the Poly
ssaH and also all Court legal and executive notices
emahdting from any OF the nDove O:Ices. mhsterial
and other official reports and ccrrespondence, decree
Of the Supreme Court and reports Of the Legislature
and its committees when required
hope that the Legislature will approve OF the ac-
ton have taken In his Copies Of these con-
trlcts will be furnished IL required BY this arrange
ment you will perceive at n considerable saving
will be made in the expenditures for this branch OF
the pubc service. the only outlay Of the Gov
ernment will be about $1,000 per annum for all its
printing. ALI work, however, done for the Govern
beyond vhat il enumerated above - to be paid
for the lowest rates that the work can be
done for here
IS n Government. We have political cOnnexon
wish Mr. FOrnander's newspaper further than that
the Government printing Is done Mt his Office; but
from his well known character public journalist
of undoubted fairness and upartality, have every
expect that he will ever be ready 10 open
his columns for the correction Of misrepresentation
and erroneous surmises. either editorially when
communicated by any of the Departments
The expenditures for this Bureau 10 Nov I'd. 1881,
when the Office was leased Mr.. Fernandez, will be
found appended hereto, ma ked Table ID.
Or NATURALIZATION.
During the years 1860 and 1861 one hundred and
thirty-seven foreigners have become naturazed sub
ects Of His Majesty, who were natives Of the follow
in1 countries