The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02


Minister Huchison repiel that it mistake of th,
Minister varizny the Attorney General was
member Of His Mesys Prvy Council and that he could
without the assistance a clerk tc
take of applicants and their while the Attorney
General was absent IT there was not clerk aud whG Il
attend 10 communications, &C. while the Attorney General
absent the other islands, if it clerk and
Mjesys Prvy Council and in this Assembly. &c, AID
/ reasonable To- expect that he should have clerk
The 9tor,ier Gsi 80 % ,euSr 81 of Iti W;t, cI D. t,a @
Council aud Cabinet, hut the Of the he only
remais in his office But has been stated that mpera-
for hin attend Court islands, the la,
gives him permission send a deputy. The law not
placed duties upon the Attorney General consequent
see no use OF clerk Some may compare the clerks Of the
Minister Of Finance Attorney
have keep books. The Attorney General will be
in the sth Section II the creating Attorney General
Hon Mr. keke said that he liz favor Of striking
% ''r t d. I i E ~ y % OWE t rye ,nI Ge gentleman
pia0n VIII be to pay The servants who hand the Ministers
deal do. and has plenty smoking &c
Minister Harris asked If the member from Kooauoa
the Attorney General with a cigar u lis mouth.
Hon. Mr. UkekeYes have, but don't remember the day
him. had no right TO- because he was talking Of the Attorney
Gem raj and not of the Minister Finance, Attorney
Minister Harris remarked that if the member Of Koo,apnoko
had the Attorney Court house with
cigar in his mouth and if he has him smoking
bly, smoke body him smoking in this House
and e had held the oc. Of Attorney General for sometime
and does not remember seeing the member Of KoOlaupoko
in his office And did think that the Attorney
Hon great deal had been said in
regard to the clerk Of the AorneyGenera and he neither
lion MIR Kiapi spj ih,t 'b ,i ny hf ff @ ~ alIIsy Ii
whether the Attorney allowed clerk or not
and as far he did not think that clerk
Hon SIR Rhodes and D. Knlakaua spoke of the APP
lion Nj. Kaunamano aud Ukeke spoke against it,
Motion to strike out the item lost and the Of
Salary one Circuit Judge Oahu, 1920
Hon Mr. hgpau PROPOSED that action an this item be defer
a heruiu utrpiuc .l
Salary Circuit Judge Hawaii, s$6OO-passed
Salary Circuit Judge Mau, s24Oo-passed
Hon Mr Kaknni moved amendment this item
read 2SoO as many of the roads Maui
. MnistYr Haieli;Sn nloved that the item reads
Travelling expenses s2OO-passed ...
sar saIary Sdg GTsnit Judge Saua $2cooapassed
Hon Mr. Kaunaaano moved to let it pass in Appropra-
Mr. Kaawehunaiala moved an amendment that the
item read $4,000 instead of $1,000 Appropriation
his administration in that court crime was ray nced
Lost Asset bly, Adjourned -
sr.ar .. 2. TwENTT-NINrH DAY. May 28
Legislative Assembly met at / A. NJ. pursuant
to adjournment .--. -.-.I g. ..-..
President II. II. VI. Kekuanaoa and Vice Presi-
dent. Hon G. Rhodes, in the Chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal of preceding session read and on mo-
ton approved.
Petition from district of Hamakua praying that
500 be approp priatcd for the harbor of Honomalino
Referred to Committee on Internal improvements.
Hon. Mr.. Ukeke presented resolution that the
petition of Maeha and Kanakaole be considered
the first in order of the day.
On motion laid the table raised by the Hon
introducer
Hon. Mr.. Kepoikai presented resolution that
the Minister Of Finance set apart sufficient sum
to supply the police of the kingdom with distn-
gushing uniforms. ......
On motion Of Hon. Mr. Kelipio, resolution tabled
Pending discussion.
Discussed on the bill TO amend an Act relating
TO Adultery and Fornication. on its third reading
Pending discussion.
On motion of Hon Mr. Wana. Assembly ad-
journed til Tuesday May 29th at ii A. NJ.
THIRTIETH DAY. May %.
The Assembly opened with the usual proceed
ings.
Minister Hutchison presented the following letter
from His Majesty:
To tie Nobes and ReFresentatires of my PeopIe-It
has ped God in his hscutthe providence, again aiict
myself family. and the nation, hy recalling my
beloved Sister Her Royal Hshness Prince sVictoa
Aunnu VINO iied at her residence TINS morning at 10 A
NJ Willie bo~iug suLmissively the win Almighty,
your Low" ami sympathy for myself sn Father
able Preient e" which feel assured Ia this hour of
meit, will be our ciie!rst earthly conso lition.
(>ig"ed) KAMsHAHEHA r.
Ioani Palace, May 20, 1896.
Hon. J. VI. Smith moved that Il committee of five
be appointed from the House to prepare Il reply to
His MaIcStyS letter.
On motion Of Minister Harris committee OF
seven were appointed consisting of Hon. L. Naha-
aolclua. Hon. J. " smith. Hon. l.. kaapa. Hon.
Mr. io1pili. Hon. Z. H. Boyd. Hon. T. Huluili and
Hon. H. y. kahulu. moved several resolutions of
coincidence. which were adopted.
Hon. J. VI. Smith moved that Il committee be
be appointed To present the reply to His Majesty.
Carried
The Hon. Vice President appointed the same
committee that drew mp the reply 10 present il.
Assembly adjourned TIL Thursday.