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

Hon. e. Rhodes, in the Chair.
Minister HutchisOn read the following:
Mr.. Vice. President. Mobiles and Representatives:
am commanded by His Majesty say that bis
feelings have been deeply tonched by the express
sioHs OF sympathy contained in the resnIiions-in
answer to the message, conveying the Intelligence
OF the deat tn of his sster-passed by this Assem-
bly,. He likewise grateful for the drlicacy
manifested by the Committee in causing the reso-
lutioHs tO be transmitted by u single person the
Chairman 'of the Committee, and one of his oldest
servants = thereby expressing your appreciation
that in the first hour of his grief he would be un-
able 10 meet your full Committee. lie has COM
Inanded me To- say that paying respect To- the
mains of his deceased sister in body has been
duly appreciated by him expression of af-
feciOnate regard to the deceased well az To- her
father. who is indeed sOrely afflicted ia his old age
and to himself
His llighness W. c. LunaIilo gave notice of his
intention to introduce bill to authorize the Min
lister Of the Interior to sell liquor to natives from
the bonded stOrehOuses OF this kiugloLn.
Hon. Mr. KAPPA presented resolution request
ing the Sergeantat-ArIns to provide the members
OF the Assembly with mourning paper and en-
veIops and that he be required to drape the Hall
of the Assembly with proper mourning: and also
that each member wear Grape on his lett dur
ing the Court term of mourning Adopted.
Hon Mr.. kupan introduced the following reso-
luton: That the members Of this Assembly be
allowed SlOO each from the Treasury IN order to
prepare themselves with clothes Sc tn attend tb.
be set aside for delraying her funeral expenses.
Minister Harris stated that the long ace uaintance
which he had enjoyed with the late Princess and
her father-De;ng guardian of her estate for Il long
time-hc naturally spoke with great grief upon
this matter Her worthy father aud connections
would manage everything satisfactorily. They
would apply to the Legislature tor what was re-
quired- He hoped the resolution you'd hot De
put before the House
His IIghness ". T.. LunalilO said that he favored
the first part of the resolution. and amend
ment would propose that all the Representatives
have SIOO each, but not the Mobiles. a. they can
well afford tO make the necessary preparations
IOr. MIR. keawehUnahala favored the resolution
introduced by the member for KoOIauloa, and
thought that $4,000 ought to be apart for the
funeral expenses OF Her Royal Iiighness Princess
Victoria.
Hon. Mr.. NaEaoIelua thought that this ought TO
be left to the Ministers. RhO could manage it, rs
they We're the Kings cOunsellOrs and would soon
know how much money would be required to be-
voted by this Assembly.
Hon. J. " Smith said that he not in favor of
the resolution. 500 from the Treasury for every
member would give the impression that the Coy
erunrnt We're helping them 10 mourn. He was III
favor of nstrUcting the Minister of Fiua1ee to pay
all reasonable bills pertaining to the expense of
Her late IIighncss Princess Victoria and render
an account of the expenditures To this Assembly.
Hon Mr Ukke was indignant at the amendment q Hon.
do taey ,rGnfed TO.
ton introduced by the honorable Her from Konauioa
Hon u. K,LIkaua thought discussion present be-
tore the Assembly disgraeeiu and ieIt that such
resolution should before the House ami that dd not
rm ~i;h goo" grace as the Representatives we're able to
Hon Mr. Ahola favor Of tie resolution
The resolution @as laid On tie tHhIe-ayes - noes g
the t relating to adultery and ircon passed its third
Assembly. Committee Of Whole up bill
to repeal Section Of an Aet entei Al Act 10 ~ aa,e ts
Carrying Il Passengers between the Islands Of ts Kingdom
Agpr"vel Jgly - - 80,
Minister 'arny moved that the bill be considered section
Minister moved that Select
Mr. Ukeke passed hy the last Iegs-
passed. such poor law lie was opposed To it - vas too
tei him many vessels had been lost while
Appropriate a Hawaiians ia
nav i'oI he ~?uid sqrIS't It with r.sa,e ne "SSI
nativr' whether ain 81 the Emma h0DRs
VIXEN she st' ii the captain Of tbs be NJ stranded
a, 'inea a aunI who III captain Of tie
fqis Laz5is vim sh- lost: They were haoiss-your
i with the member from KooIlu-
if' kn' anything about > ile aS-d the la'' "s
Perhaps KoolauToko did not think
o the Nstie MTrI when she blown out o sight Of The
pissed o:irr benefit ia
WaiaEs Its intention to protect peoPe while ta'es
G,ai-s thought the price
command we're mi-tNru everything here had Increased III
price, 50 also the Tassas- III seIconers 49,, -.
Nuis-r yariny novel, amendment To the BILL that
am-u,cd put its place.
that Is55 1872 inserted its stead
Hon Nr kaIalO moved that the bill pass amended
Carried
passed reading ordered TO he
eugFu-sed.
On motion the Of a amend 'An Act to
repeal Section s9 Of the Ciyh Code"
motion of Minister Harris. the b amended passed its
reading ordered engrOssel- Adjourned
TmfRrY-SECoND DAY. June !.
Assembly met ut usual hour.
Hon. Mr.. Hart introduced Act relating To
debtors. owing under S4OO. authorizing cred
itors to force debtors to work out their indebted
ness at the rate of % cts per day-rrjected.
Hon. Mr.. AhOlO introduced a resolution to the
effect that the Minister OF Finance be requested TO
set apart for each member of the Assembly the
sum of Ss0-lOr the purpose of furnishing them
with suitable mourning costume. and that each
member such mourning till the prorogation
Of the acknowledgement
Resolution from Hon Mr.. KAPPA. that the Gov
erness of Hawaii be requested 10 come down here
to live with the Royal family, and that $4,000 be
appropriated for her support. After some debate,
resolution was Withdrawn.
Hon. Mr. KeawehunahaIa resolution that $1,000
be appropriated for some competent teacher, to
teach navigation 10 young Hawaiians.
Minister Harris said that if the honorable MEM
Der of Waialua would accompany him to his office,
he would show him that great deal has been