The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-23

per money derecei agents
aud -ead it TO other countries for better inv tment
H. H. and a Wished al sir i HGss to cur ali IL ' re,nar in order
10 at-en' t' the .-"'uent Of the bin ~
"a He.eA az r> IT, Assembly at some eEi and closed
10y s:'i O. he if he A.Sen'y worked together Eey would
Minister Harms moved ;t The bill be considered again next
Monday.
The Assembly met At the usual hour.
Mr.. Keawchunahala introduced "a resolution that
the Minister of Finance be authorized to pay to
Her Majesty Queen Emma the sum Of $4,000, in
addition to the sum already appropriated III order
to pay her travelling expenses.
Mr.. Ukeke was opposed to the resolution, and
moved that il be tabled.
Nj. kamalo in favor Of LAYING the reSolu-
ton upon the table Undi the Appropriation Bill
was taken mp. and made a motion 20 that effect.
Mr.. Wanna was OF the opinion.
Nr. heawehUaaiala thought this the proper time
10 consider the resolution. and hen the Appro-
priation Bill brought before Il House tcould
be inserted without any discussion on the subject.
He had heard that The Queen was in Strengthened
circumstances and nc"GeG the m ney.
Mr.. Ukcle moved that The resolution be laid on
the table. as the Queen was travelling on her own
account uuG not on Government business
Mr.. Donjus said that he the Queens agent.
and was probably better acquainted with her
money matters than anybody il the House, and
stated that there draft her. in the town for
$1,000 payable ON demand and hat lie has had to
borrow money on her account. and supported the
resolution for tlc reason that her travelling abroad
would prove beneficial to the country.
Mr.. kupau said that he would be in favor of the
resolution If the of > 500 had not been thrown
away. All The good have done far in tLe
Assembly was Tor the Ministers and chiefs. and as
yc, nothing had been done for our constituents.
Minister Harris said, ! wish to correct some
wrong impressions that the last speaker labors
under. and will not speak either in favor or gainst
the resolution. / know that the wants of the Royal
family woulG be made good by the people. The
amount OF ) | COS ,hat the member from koolauloa
said was thrown away was mistake, and he would
congratulate the Government upon getting out of
tn" matter as il did.
The motion to lay the resolution on the table
was lost.
Motion to defer consideration was lost
Motion to adopt the resolution was carried.
Mr. Smith was granted leave TO read for the first
time bill to import books printed in the Hawai-
ian language free ot duty. The bill passed It's first
reading.
KeawehunahalA for the first time bill prohibiting
the introduction OF snakes and oter reptiles into the
Kingdom. which passed its first reading.
The House resolved itself uto Committee the Whole for
Section $50 Of the Civil Code abolish the fishing privileges
Section
Mr.. Ii opposed to the bill
Mr.. Ukeke favor Of the passage Of the section.
Mr. Kaunamano opposed IL the bill as the tenants of
pay konohik privilege,
rights ought be inuged ~ outsiders
Nessrs Wana Kaspa others spoke
MIR. Ukeke a % hill,
that here firing OF his for the benefit of his cons;u
balls y going the pari to
Kooaupoko, telling fish they
TO- get thing else they in Of
and any Of he officials arrested
Immediately and brought before the Assembly while he in
Motion indefinitely postpone the bill carg:ed-19
The Assembly adjourn~d till Monday.
FoETY-SIXTH DAY, June Is.
Assembly met at II \. VI.
Mr.. kepoiha presented petition from HOnuaula
Dravng that the bill authorizing the issue of paper
money be indefinitely postponed; that all persons
troubled with asthma. or continued collie, be eX-
cmpt from taxes: that Judge be appointed for
the District of Honuaula; aud that all natives
under contract be allowed TO knock of work OH
,,r.l.ap flsarr rit.ar
their clothes washed and attend Church in pro
per manner on Sunday Referred to a Select Com
mittec.
H. II. ". c. Lunalio presented petition from
the Captains Of coasters running between the
Hawaiian Islands. praying that their SO which
they paid for certificate be refunded, signed by
Capts. Clark. Kinney. Fountain, Phillips and Bal
lister.
On motion of Minister Varigny petition tabled,
the amendment had not yet become Il law, as
the King had not signed it.
Mr. kaapa was in favor of the motion made by
Minister Nari suv.
II. ii. ". c. Lunalilo said as the amendment to
the law was not signed he would like to Withdraw it.
Vice President ruled that he could not do it
without the consent of the House.
Minister Harris moved that the petition be re-
ferred back to the introducer. which was carried.
Various other petitions were read and referred.
Mr.. Maheloua presented a resolution that the
sum Of $1,000 be appropriated by this Assembly to
be remted Rev IIr. Bingham present for
valuable services rendered this country. which,
after some discussion was dropped
ON motion the House resolved itself into Com
miitec of the Whole. for the consideration on its
second reading OF bill 10 authorize the Issue Of
treasury notes.
Section one was read.
Minister Varicny said that he had had the honor
of addressing the House upon the bill. and was
answered by the Hon. members from Honolulu
The point that | wish to advance is the indie
finite postponemcnt of the bill It stated on
the other side thai it had been argued that the
passage of such dill would make private bank
a he q Ministers OF