The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-14

ton made by the member from Hio.
Of the bill.
\ motion to take the ayes and noes was put to
vote and carried.
: motion 20 suspend the rules for the con-idera-
ton Of the bill 10 authorize the issue of Tresury
notes was lost-avcs -. noes l3
Minister Harris said that two-thirds of . was
-, and that fraction of a man never counted.
Nr. kalnahau was of the same opinion - the
Minister of Finance.
The Vice President said that if fractions could
not count for minority. they could not certainly
count for majority.
Minister Harris said that according to his cypher-
in =. J two-jhirds of IS. and asked tire Vic"
President Il i had been 2I3 would he have decided
IN favor Of the majority: lie appealed To the
lHu-.. thc subject.
We rrrut ruled the appeal could lie entertained
5.-,cr fIt that a5 IS, I~ri-la-
could not b. taken on any subject.
Vice President SAID ,ha President had always voted
GOV Damn.s that a committee appointed
ts isIness Princess Victoria Ksmamalu Kaahuminu
NJ smith, K,uuanano. Na,eIona, wana Klara.
Ohm on 'ns's@ % Ill oglg preesd to the .rie6 6o "" tie day
Iic K'il1"ua Toy.-i to amend y Inserting $4,000.
Mr. Ku,u favor Of passing it at $1,000 as nation
in favor Of approrria'ins $4,000
Mn r- he thought proper that they Should receive it
VII. nov GOT Just h,f what the Ministers did.
r A" VS. ia f.yr q the aeacaim,a' Of Mr. Kaakaua
IIn l',,-ei at SO 900 for tie elsu.nE two years.
s4lary Minister Of Finance. $40 600 passed.
siiaIy Attorney General. $40 OOC. passed.
Ar X IuHp moved amended. Carried.
Mr krFeiui moved IIe nsileat,u Of the salary
salary >uer,n;eIrrlro of Water orb, sa6g0-CarrcI.
Ga motion item inserted in APPROPRIATE BIN as amended
d clerk o supreme Court to $1,000; to vote and carried
m M M 1'i e,a, osS i sco e. sr s0OOo IN place Of s'oVo
Minister Harris asked the chair by what rules the COMMITTEES
Of the hole rco"sere aud passed these items in the Ar
Vi. KeA~eo aaa snid that he Approximation FIJI
uHler the consideration "f the Committee Of the Whole and
yIr. Naaku said that he sided with the last speaker
Mr. F'i sd he saw no reason Tor advancing the salary
know - ~!.ai be should receive
'Ir Bishop thought the House out Of order, when it
siitr 'hi had PASSED their second reading aud ia
hs Diui"n the House could reconsider when the b s
Mr. Rhodes sail ,, his opinion the could pro-
tl- h.u-e. motion Committee Chair reroreI
Mr. Thop moved the report he adoei So far rs the salaries
"f '- Ministers and Attorney General concerned and 'e
Mr. Ao, thought II par, the accepted the
Vie, President ruled tat the salaries II the Ministers ant
the Attorney General were they had b.u debated
~ glc Iiou.e to entertain tie other
ierI by tie Committee Of order, the rnies
,a,iin 5ir. Bishop put lost. Assembly adj
SIxrY-rIrrH DAY, July 10.
The Assembly met at the usual hour.
Mr.. AhoIO. Chairman of the Committee the
hill authorize the Minister of the Interior pub
lish vols. l and of the Hawaiian Reports in the
Hawaiian language, reported that in the opinion
of the Committee n would be beneficial to the iln
waiian pubIc. and T"conm 'nded That they bcpub-
li-hcd IN the In Otoa weekly. Report adopted.
Nlr. Wanna moved that the rules he suspended in
order to bring up the bill authorize the issue of
Treasury notes. Put to vote and lost to 10.
Leave granted the Minister of Foreign Rela-
ti0uS tO read for the first time bill to amend Sec
tion 3SI OF the Civil Cod.. and upon motion the
bill passed its first reading
y resolution was offered that the bill to author
ize the Issue of Treasury notes be not again taken
up by the House Resolution tabled.
On motion the House prncsa.cd to the order oil
the day. being the Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Kamao moved that the rules be suspended
and The salaries of the Ministers be inserted in the
Appropriation Bill Carried. .
lir. Nahaku introduced resolution that the
horse tax bill be rccouSdercd. Put to vote and
lost.
ON motion. the reports of the Committee on the
resolution of His Highness W. &. Luualilo regard
ing settlement of $4,000 year upon Queen
D,wageT k;tiama. taken up by the House.
Both reports We're read throughout.
Minister Nariguy mevcd that the minority report
b" adopted.
Mr. uk,lc moved that the minority report he
tabled. and the majority report be adopted. He
thought the majority report the proper one to
b. adopted by the House they had examined
into the lands said to he bequcalhcd to her and
they found to be her own she held fee simple
titles for them. and he wanted the House to con
slider that she was an eN-tlueen and should receive
some support from the nation.
Minister Harris to point of order and
qurS;rd that Prince William Withdraw Tor a while.
a be- very much interested in the question at
interfere with the debate.
Mr.. Kupau objected to the remarks that fell from
the last speaker.
His IIighncss Prince William stated that he
stOutd nat i.0rc his seal, for Noble he en-
titled To- keep
Mr.. Kamaio said that he was one of the Com
mttec the resolution Of His lighneSs. and
upon examining the Court books he found that the
lands alluded TO a. being received 10y her
dover were hers IN her orr" name, and she recciv-
ed them in lSiS when the grand division of lands ,
took place. and the report of the executors did not
state that Queen Dowager kalama received these
lands from her right of dover in the Royal Domain
lie addressed the Assembly at some length. advO-
eating strongly the majority report. favUring set
tlcmcnt of $1,000 year upon her.
Mr.. NaiIai.a was in favor of adopting the
His IIighness ". c. Lunalilo said that he intro
iuccd the resolution because there reason for
H. and asked she Assembly il they were going TO ,
r,r-.t tb. .,rsorr ot E1r,4l,rD.h, III ,,-hr .as
such great and good King. and under whose
-cign the nation enjoyed every blessing. He con 4
GUIDED by stating that if the Queen Dowagrr ka-
anna did not receive a settlement from the House
would be sorry. hc had tried all in his power
o have the resolution pass; and if the Assembly
lad any regard tor the great kauikeaoui they would
-ote proper sum.
Mr.. Ii was in favor OF tabling both reports.
Mr.. Bishop rise to support the motion OF Mr..
], the matter is not befo.e the IIou~, iu q way
hat it could do it Justice II the Queen powuger
lad ri-h, OF Dover which has not been settled
or. then the Legislative Assembly ~cUiI make
ONE settlement upon her. In the case OF Queen
.mmI. she resigned all her right of Dover in the NJ
;"yal Domain. aHd received settlement from she
assembly, for =, doing. II i said Queen DuwaGcr
Nalama receives $1,000 q year for giving mp her "
ight of dover u the Crown Lands. ~ tar as the
Wills are concerned. ! know nothing about them. 7
remember rightly. she made agreement TO
axe $4,000 year. and that Is strong point, and -
sic has anything else to settle she had better do
before the Courts OF the Kingdom, which. II ap-
ears me. Is the proper place. W
Mr.. kdlakaua moved the previous question:
'aTried
\ motion to lay both reports upon the table was
mt 10 vote and lost.
\ motion was then made 10 lay the minority re- =:
Ort on the table. and adopt the majority report.