The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-09

posed the resolution.
Hon Mr. Ii said that he saw no sense in the reso
! luton from the member of Waialua because youn!
! Hawaiians could learn avigation at Lahainaun;
| and moved its rejection.
Hon. Mr. Kamalo did not see any reason for in
| Producing such resolution the Hawaiians could
learn navigation at some of the government schools
and moved that the resolution be deferred till the
consideration Of the Appropriation Bill.
Hon. Mr.. Ukcke. think this resolution is a pro-
| per and ought to receive support from ali OF
| u. have not yet a native who could
navigate. IL appears to that the Minister'S don't
! want to teach navigation to natives but keep them
! cat, and let their own people have better chances
! tnan the natives. I'm i'll favor of establishing a
! Navigation School. and apprOpriating the sum of
/ 400 for It's support
Minister HutcIrisOn said that "a a member of the
| Board of Education. he very glad to that
the member of koolaupoko was in favor OF teach
ing natives navigation. He would say that the re-
son nc never saw native captain OF u ship was.
because they were confined only to scIOOnrrs and
II ne would reflect. he wOuld that foreigners
generally made quicker passages than the natives
captains OF schooners Why? because the ma
ALWAYS asleep. and care little for the wei
fare of their vessel.
Hon. Mr. Ukeke said he had any petition
people complaining the captains the scpunrrs
Ii91 tS sept az night ANA ASKED the Minister at the
Interior what the Captain Of the hHaHe4 doing when she
Minister iIucisou stated ta.
owners "f the navigation Act and told them that Mr.. Du
dit and Captain ID. navigation,
and what was their answer they unnt cre and that they
thought the law would he enforced Aud in 1872 will
the same is Why because OF them will apply
themselves. Aud ti,at would
ruct their people ia ne elementary rules Of nayigatos all
they want, but it would BE- unwse If appropriate
Hon Mr. KaIo mnvrd hat n The c5se & ' sove s into
Committee OF the Wme for The consideration OF bill 10 amend
se;. 3D. "f civil Co=adoptei. Bill passed reading
and enrss House resolved Itself into Committee Of the
Whole for c"nsdera0n Of AppToPriatioa Bin ..-.-
Expenses Circuit. including travelling
penses Of Judges aud Attorney -GeneraI, 200
Hon Mr. k.a%e,annr;a m,vs that this appropriation be
Minister At;orncy
hs work alm" for nothing Tor 's government he paid his
Hon Mr. Nahaku moved that the item amenied-
Minister Hutclison gave going
reG'i'-tirr''"H 81 this item to-morrow ,,
sl65Epasei Court Nh O'u'' 'n'i'u''s as 4O''e
Stationery supreme AMI Circuit Courts s5OO-passei.
Hon. Mr.. Mlrona said that he did know how this ap
prrAtion was seHt TOR his part he thought that the kingdom
had enough law books aud moved that the item be stricken
Minister Harris said that he admired the member Eva
and "atnae, because he lawyer. and MS law
hi. .ur-ror Enev lodge Of a--
Minister Varigny hoped the members Of the Assembly
would not tie honorable memDer of Eva aud "aiiae
notion those books greatly needed to settle most i'm
porant questions aud were nrn referred TO- and hoped Tor the
honor Of the member from waianae that he would withdraw
Hon Mr. KelwshunahaIa $4,000 just
itr tue item 81 law books Cor the printing Of Vols and Of
Minister utcl.on this be defer
till the for printing brought up-lOst.
Minister varguy stated that the raising the
appropriation doing bIindIy, and
Department Of law the amount Of $4,000 for printing Vols
salary District Ju,sr, Pnra, Hawaii. s5OO-passed.
salary District Judge. kau s5OO-pass-d.
Salary district Judge, south Kona, s5oO-Passed.
aay say Bs[et Bet Gg a S, N k%a kGh 5SSb.sr
Salary District Jude it"ln"hu hua SSoo.,1ssed.
Hulehson e wished every member
would his district and mde in the districts
lion. CkrEe, wish my neighbor
ing have spoken T. him several he takes
tie ' w hn' keeps pulling his smoke in my face, and has
salary Di-trct Iai.ae. IIaynakua Maui s5OO-passed.
salary District ull". Hama. Maui, S59o-passed
Salary Dis'rct !aise, Lanai. s3OO-passed.
salary Distrlct Iu,l9. Eva and w,ianar $500
lin Hr WI mol a. an anenaaert 'h,t h the salary of
D'S,rie' ia "a =, . F' and ainae he raised 70 5000
honorable member Ii5ncluIu.
Nifi,'F5 d 7 Ssasa SsR.Iy more. tina. comms rise and Assembly
adjourned,
TmmrY-TnIRD DAY, June ?, 1866.
Assembly opened rs usual.
Hon. Mr.. -AhoIO read for the first time Il bill
amending Section So of Civil Code relating to
Justices of tie Supreme Court.
Minister IIuchisom asked what We're the reasons
Of tic Hon member from MoIokai for introducing
such Il bill.
Hon Mr.. Aholo--I think the judges onght to pay
their own expenses. they are paid liberal
salary for performing their duties.
Minister HUtchisOn moved that the bill be re-
jectcd--bilI rcjected-IS to IG.
Resolution from Hon. Mr.. Kcpoikai that the
Sergeant alarms bc requested to furnish the As
scmb!y with some postage stamps. adopted.
Hon. Mr.. WoOd-RcSolvcd that the members of
this Assembly attend the Stone Church tomorrow
to hear the sermon the death of Princess Victoria
Minister Hutchson said that be thought the
members of this Assembly would attend their own
churches. Resolution on request withdrawn.
House resolved itself into a Committee of the
Whole for the consideration of the Appropriation
Bill.
Salary Pistrict Judge Waialua and Koolauloa
Oahu. $500.
Hon. Mr.. Keawchunahala moved that the salary
of the District Judge of Koolauloa and Waialua be-
raised 10 $500 as he had to hold court in two
places and entertain the members of the court the
Ministers or anybody else if they went there and
that there was sugar plantation At Wai;,lua
which he had heard made the best sugar the
islands.
Minister Hutchson that this Assembly iabored under
Wien they thought they could appoint
whatever officers they wanted -ecau>e but the King
could appoint such officers.
Wa.ua lay side by side, the distance great. the
population large, and lac why they should each
member waialua. raising salary Of Dis
trict Judge tn 5000 put and carried
Hon. Mr. Rhodes sail that he against h- item amend
ed, would ie treating the other District Justices
he would that the House Jealous Of
and does interfere with the perogave Of the King
Assembly he would send them back to the House.
Hu'CfSon the Hon. member Of Honolulu mis-
him, that he did the whole House that
under impressions what they could DO but
only members and hoped h't he fully under