The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-30

HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.

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".'' Ss"t' ne "'d not see "uE '!,e i".i" Sh"uIu
c~cneat 10 the government instead OF the proper
Nr kakani said au lands ORIGINALLY hclouped
IN ,l. a,'a,n,o..nt Snd Niles b7IJ II,d tLat [.,s
given them by kamchameha 81 IN the year 1917.
and the lands should in his opinion eScheat to the
,,ov.run,ant H.. ,r.s In ftv, ,r ipd.Grit4v most
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ponIng the bill.
Mr. Hart agreed with the last speaker.
Mr. Aholo favored the passage of the bill
Mr.. Ckeke SAID thar the bill was proper and
gave equal Justice 10 the government chicfs and
the people. Some imagine that trouble and injus-
assure them that all aIl tl oubIes M and nas,iee arising
from lis passage would De imagination only.
Coy bonlnis said. as he was the ntrodncer OF
the blIi: he would Ike to correct Il lew mistaken
iue''7 oi some oi the mGui'.erS. III li@ hIN' pace
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'oi ''I VI tic NNil Oo"'' 'i" ne 'o'''u n"V S'e
why !he lalu siioud eSI"ea' 10 lHe government lt
Weh IL was never owned ny II lli1I !ntse k'lIe'n's
were 'aheh i'"il uie oluiN'9 'iiI" SI' l" p'"PG
living on III" land Tor their use ana benefit ana
consequently t'G IAN" Shou'u rev 10 tHt PIoper
owner III case inc occupant dl%d IhteS'a'e' me
members "l ie court ri'sft''ei '"e same opinion
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h''i''N'' "'s Ia law Va '''' passage "a TIC
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had never owned kulyanas. by
OF the king and chiefs that these kueanas given and they
belong to those to whom they were given and eir heirs hen
ri,ii @ Ia % Ir i,,ltni " 1,se tr.,n,s by I'a,,,y
injured great many lands being the choicest spot some OF
them and in lands when e kuleanas taken ont the
btacr would hardy be worth suryeying Ih"ss ku'sanas IN
io1 @ T 9TH ~ m is % haul, +, hon III a va ,r,yIt
in a,r a public benefit in understood
its operation, would in all probability vote for its
MI Nr ''o @ moved HS an ai'g'hs" u SNe out 'he worn
MIR Kaunarnano was dvers, to the passage OF the bill
Ukekc tmt he surprised member
Hama sioulh adrslcs such ars"inen5s . as h. did
Mr. kea"ehunHh"la supported the bin
Minister Nari'uy inoTe the previous question and after
orierei to en- ;r,sse, IS ..oIy adjourned
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Assembly met az usual hauf.
Mr.. kaapa presented report OF the Sanitary Com
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Mah'loitt LOT an aPPIOPiid.'"h oI f"uOO Ioi htuI-
cal teacher ami teacher OF navigation at iHhNtud-
luna seminary. and recommend that resolution be
laid an the t.ib,r
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MI. Aholo moved 10 adopt report.
Mr.. Kakan moved that report of Committee be
received and considered in the Committee Of the
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to whom referred petition from HUuuauia.
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ai' ",''t'' ~ 'i' ,i..i'>'n VI i.'g't", PP't!'
= commissioners OF private ways. and coul!iis-
sioueTS OF fence, S DraVcd for and that PRAYERS ,
3 and 1 b. laid on the table Rpport reconmi:tsd
Minister VariGny introduced resolution that
from and after the 2sgh of the present month 10
new bills or notices of bills Will bee received and
entertained by this Legislative Assembly.
Ills llIghnCSS Prince LunalIlO moved 10 table
the resolution. which was put 10 yote and lost
On motion. resolution WAS adopted.
Mr. kaapl Introduced = resolution that the Ser
geant-a arm. be requested to provide each member
Mr.. Ukeke introduced resolution that the SER
geant-at-arms be ordered to that each member
has black clothing. and if not. proper suit Of
black be provided and expenses OF same To be