The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-26

those granted to retail stores Petition referred TO
Committee on Commerce.
Motion was made of intention to Introduce Il bill
TO amend Section of an Act for the construction
OF statutes when the English and Hawaiian versions
do not agree.
On motion rules suspended and Hon. Mr.. Aholo
granted leave to read for the first time. bill to
amend Section % of an Act to repeal Chapter 10
OF the Civil Code. Bill read and on motion rejected
Notice of intention to Introduce bill in regard
to policemen and constables.
suspended granted Hon Mr. Ka-
hauleo read for the first bill to amend section $50
reading made the order day due
pration Bill for H. r. IL Prncess Victoria kamaaiu
Motion that consideration thereon be deferred until the
On motion the House proceeded to the order OF the day-he
support of military (as amended) s66o26 So On
motion passed its second reading.
Item salary Inspector General 81 900 was read and on mo-
ton passed its second reading.
Item salary of Clerk 5000 read, and on motion passed
Item Stationery and Incdental, 5000 read, and on mo-
support Hawaiian English schools &c. $4,000 was
rs @ nna searmso2 hoc 5 sha'H
previ question put passed at S5,s24
Item census 1865, $500 was then read 700 !, -
Hon j. NJ smith moved to amend to S35oo wich was put
to and carried.
be expended in the discretion the Board $1,000 was then
Motion that Committee ard lost The following
items considered and passed
DEPARTMENT
sary cns Of m Soeae anq Justice s 600
Salary of ID Associate Justice $1,000 Hon. Mr.. Keawe-
hunaaa moved to amend Ss000 which put to vote and
carried.
motion of Minister Harris reconsdered, and item
Salary Attorney General ss 600. Kahuu moved
Notion TO pass the item as in the bill
5000 0'' anu the e"' |" 'A'''N
On motion, Committee and assembly adjourned.
TwENTY-FOURTH DAY, May %
Sundry petitions read and referred
aal,t ahn1a itatrp ina6 to
authorize the Minister of the Interior to publish
Vols. l and of Haw'n Reports in the Hawaiian
language. The expense of transatng and bind
ing to be paid from the Treasury. Bill read and
passed its first reading.
Hon Mr.. kakani moved-that the two estates
OF the realm are represented III this body and that
they are notable characters committee be APP
pointed to wait upon some competent artist, and
have their pictures taken. and that each member
retain two pictures.
Governor of Mani thought that this stupid
resolution. and that it would be disgrace to the
House to do any such thing.
Hon Mr. Maheona ad that when their pictures hung
in the Legislative Hall that visitors and other members OF the
legislature might look upon them and remark upon their
merits &c His for seconding the resolution that he
and the only that have and the Mobiles and
~o iSn 5 n b beas s thev s anu baed to m have
their faces transferred to paper Here is kamehaeha " and
Judge Lee sd then there the likeness of Kameha
meha w. and there the picture OF Kamehameha l. who is
dead and left So should think ought to have
up twice, if
pay ot OF t his Isbiv ish 70 70 Nov their % own horne and
themselves lustrious
here help them of their pkas and to appropriate
Minister propose that
amendment the resolution when hev had their pictures
taken that those who voted for the reduction of the horse
should be placed one sde and those who voted against be
put the other.
further debate, the resolution to
Hon Mr. Heeuh moved that the House to the order
of 1t suggested that before they go into a
ittee of the Appropriation Bill that the of the Minister
of Finance he taken
Minister said report had been printed,
possession of the Assembly
that there item they wished they could discuss any
Keawehunahala the consideration of
Mr.. Kaapa moved report adopted.
seconded
Hon. Mr.. Keawehunahaa a trihing
before adopting it, Stated that the of the Government
printing office made known, but of the receipts
and he knows that there considerable received from adver
tisements, meles, &C.
Hon Mr. Boyd said that he little puzzled in the report
himself and asked for explanations About this $4,000
ntees report was 1t recepts or what is clear to every
that there be receipts from the Government
presumes the appropriation spent they
wish without giving the receipts of the Government printing
Hon j. smith said that the House that
not correct If the member from waaua would follow him. it
would be clear In the first place $4,000 appear in the A-
printing office, making total of
s970 90 to be accounted for which all the
priaed from this department. The expenses were
@ ad Tor printing 49,
Paid for printing VOL Hawn Reports binding, &c. 68 5
Paid for binding law book Az 81
Paid for type 1Oo2 70
Paid for paper S,371 OF
together.
reasuEy Having expended this Q5,1O5 SO)
receipts, and these
pended for the of the Office and whatever
equred drawn the appropriation That the
why receipts There about $4,000 of
bills still due the office which will towards defrayng
he expenses.
The earnings of the Government office have
IS ,99S 81, as follows:
subscriptions to the Gazette. II
advertisements III Gazette. 225o 90
IOD PRINTING 5000 oS |
subscriptions to the Au Okoa. 1ll6 80
Total earnings .............. 1898 81
lash Interior Department. ........ 5672
l467I 81 |
Expenses of Government printing office:
Printers wages 1lO93 5S
Outstanding debts, still DUE 3Oll 20
Sl4671 81
the Committee that the members would
complaint, they put up but against by
If they wanted the the books
and he concerned he wished they
Committee examine the the receipts
everything pertaining the file
cad the account sales of old type, and the bills for
ype. the information of the Hon Mr.. Kaunamano
Minister Harris stated that if they
must do it quietly and suggested that they appoint
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