The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-07
Commercial Advertiser.
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
FrrrY-r0rLru DAY, Junr =.


.-5.I flat tlr same be laid On the table. Re
~ Wlbcl1ua Chairman Of Committee 70 whom
- f.rfel IIi- Majesty letter. reported that they
J drafted q reply and presented II Tor cugrO-s-
l;.-.,Iuti5n that the honorable member Of Koo
-.f,, E,. appointed q steward 20 the Assembly y
~. P-.-i,Tsut ruled That no such resolution COuld
. ..1-r~tlfurd by the House
-, House proceeded to the order of the.
I7.t, ,r1- tie bill 20 amend Sections l. and
u, center 81 Of Penal Code
a. E.1wrEuuahalI moved that the rules be srls
i-f aad the bill TO authorize the issue ni Treas
-y Notes be- taken MP. Put To- vote and lost
Fr Harris -1id shat soon a. hr was able hc
.-uld bring mp the bill before the House.
,.s-raSiy resolved itself into a COMMITTEE. Of the.
-al. - consideration of bill % amend SECTIONS
tsud 1 ~ Chapter 81 Of Penal Code on a., SEC
yldiug.
gr K-uaIo said that the law - it stood at pres
p 81 better tfau proposed. and moved that
tile of the bill To amend the present law read
,r-ugaI section l. and 4. aud let all fines 90
..- government. and let the consttblcs be- paid
m anpr1prIatiun from the Assembly.
W. K-lwyhuuatala said that the repeating of tn.
..s1t act would reduce perjury. a. it was a well
ssh fact that many of the cOustabIrs perjurcd
nselve--
n Kaapa moved, after some discussion. that th,.
b. referred 10 a Select COmmittec-carl
Ia notion the. bill to make kailua. Hawaii a
-oi entry for foreign vessels. on its second
fiBg was taken uP.
fas;rr N4riguy moved to indefinitely postpone
lhI - the same effect regarding the harbor OF
,r-1, was referred % q Select Committee of
En- he was one. and on their recommendation
bHI was tabled and in his opinion this bill
all sbsre thc same fate, a. it was the same kind
ibdI
H. KeavehUuahala saw no reason why the bill
MA he opposed by the ministry.
r. Tseke Thought the bill would bc very bpue-
Il d, the people. and tend to enrich the govern
~ as Nailua u very good barbor, aud that
al.rc51r could be paid by commissions. aud that
Collector b. native. the cost of living
III be- too high there for foreigner.
.hrr s0nc further discussion, Assembly adj
mad
FIFTn-FIFrH Day, June 2s
.sssmbly met at II ".
r. Kauleo was granted permission tn read for
frst time bill To make the port of kaa!uaIu
T. Hawaii. a port of entry for foreign vessels. /
reierted.
r. Kaaga introduced a resolution that the Ser
lsatarms be ordered to provide each member
IA pair of black gloves
ls vice President said that he was ashamed 10
sIeh question it was derogatory to the .
Motion tabled.
,Nah1ku moved that the above resolution be .
Iaepd from the records of the. House Carried .
.Kapau read for the first time bill to have
eaneaIogv Of every chief of the Hawaiian .
d. written By SOME capable man. Rejected.
Mister Harris presented table of exports and .
ITS nrepaT,.d bv the Collector General for the
ending March stated tbet tire v5fUc
p0rts for this quarter Were SJ2O-1JO while Z
exports Of the corresponding quarter Of last
were S49l2jI. Here Mr. KPawehuHahala
that he dill not think that the Minister ought
ld these statistics without the permission of
11Ise- Vice. President ruled that the Minister
nance was in order. Minister Harris said
b. was eucroachug upon the time Of the
Sc be wOIld not read the statistics.
r kam5iD was in favor Of having the sense of
House taken upOn the subject.
iti0n put and carried. Minister Harris COM
,ed where he left oil. and stated that the eX-
for this quarter We're in excess S2s.4IS over
sof the corresponding quarter last year. For
if-t months Of this year. amount of exports
1857 while the exports Of tine first months
year were ST73.ii3- showing an increase Of
y one hundred thousand dollars The imports
be- Grst months in 1865 SG93.IlO. while
amount of imports Tor the same time in this
were SI.DJ5.z35 showing an increase of
.l-6 in six months, and stated that some of
oods were yet in bond
.Nlhaku moved the order Of the dav. which
he consideration Of bill to make Kailua Il
Of entry.
Kam5lo addressed the Assembly at some
regarding the bill. and said that be would
the indefinite pOstpoucmeut Of IL, provided
be Ministers and Representatives would vote
usand dollars a month, "a subsidy for the
Yer hitIgs After some discussion, bill was
nit-Iy pos5poued-2I to -.
Saith NOV ell that the rules be suspended in
% take mp its second reading a bill to
publications IN Hawaiian free of duty.
ton first was read.
Eeawehunahala asked the introduccr (Mr.
y II these books were Tor charitable distribu-
)r tor sale.
Smith Either"
KeavehuuahlIa-Then he WIS opposed to
o.. "a it i Oue-sided and moved the indefinite
1u-mcnt.
KamaIo asked the Minister Of Interior If
books could not be printed here
Eter IIutcIIi-ou did not know.
Kamllo rcpiied-iIe was then opposed To-
u aud thought on. printing offices were not
en- service if they >DnuOt print native books.
rpported motion Of the member from WaialUa.
~luith said that education was progressing
nd books were wanted cheap as possible.
Ie inability Of the government press to print
looks was his argument against the member
North EDua, and that If the books We're
I here that double the amount now appro-
would be necessary 10 carry on the gov
no press. and stated that nearly all books
. in she Hawaiian language abroad were
q Hy societies or by the Board Of Education.
lciroHlI purposes. and ought to be admitted
Iie closed BY saying TINT the Hawaiian pub
ls printed abroad, would not be taken hold
private parties and ii the bill passed n
tend 10 aid benevolent societies and such
would NOT be- made article Of merchandise
Ckekr said he made false jump when be
at b. would support the bill a he thought
1Ils referred 70 were the Hawaiian Reports.
ter hearing the first section read he was
"a 90 IT, and moved % table the bill
som. further discussion the bIll paS-ed
md reading. and on motion Of Nr. Nahaku ,
dered lo be engrOssed. Assembly adjourned
FIFrY-srxru DAY. June 2g
A=zembIy opened 90 II "
smith, Chairman Of the Select Commlttee 10
was ref.rr-I Hi- Wli-=ty's message regard
raising Of th. salaries Of the Minister'S re-
majority report rt.rt the message had occn
1n-iIsred and $4,000 year for each was
ed bv all of the COMMITTEE excepting Mr.
lun1ial4. the member from WaiaIua. j
IrIel moved that the report BE- laid on the .
rp be- taken NJ next Monday Carried. a
E.aVchuunhala presented minority report. ,.
tb,+ tbe minority believed there was al =
on IN. Appropriation Bill more than the !
ed receipts but 10 tire legislative Assembly n
D. frcr..,se the salaries Oi the Ministers they .
have 10 reconsider the appropriation Bill {
Slhtlsrr moved that the report Of the minor y
the Committee H., laid on the table, TO be .
red next Monday. Carried
la-i..- - NJ Egraip the rules were su$- y
and the following bills r"Idy for a third
,.werr then read An Act - increase the
II the Jsfge Of the First Judicial District
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