The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-28

3 he % aruer e-f 90 % Cole
Mr. Ka~ehunah,I moved tAt th- and be taker
o" the 4dop'rH of the rypgrt o Committee, carried
adopted BY yot- 25 ayes aud L. nays.
On motion Assembly adj9uruei
SEvENTY-SECOND DAY. July Is
Assembly met "a u-IiI! hour.
H. H. W &. Lunalilo introduced resolution
that the permanent settlement regarding Queen
DUwag.r kslaua. BE- Tecuu-idcrcd.
The Wee President ruled the resolution out oi
order. a. the Appropriation Bill had passed its
third reading and was signed by His Majesty the
. King
Minister Harris introduced resolution that the
Secretary b. requested TO obtain tic services Of a
I competent Interpreter. the duties performed by
the Secretary were too much for one man. On
I motion resolution tabled.
/ Rules were suspended. and leave granted Mr..
KeIwchunahala 10 read for the first time. bill to
amenI Section IS of the Constitution.
/ Ou motion Of Mr.. keliipiu bill passed is first
reading.
/ Mr.. kupau introduced resolution that the Minis
t,rs assist the Representative by helping them out
Of their difficulties regarding pecuniary circum-
, stances On motion resolution tabled.
House proceeded to- the order Of the day. which
was e. An Act to amend An Act entitled An Actor
the construction of Statutes where the English ana
Hawaiian version DO not agree. Approved Janu-
airy 10Th 1860"
Section one read and no action taken.
Committee rose, and Chairman reported no pro-
gress.
Rules suspended and leave granted Mr. Kupau
to read for the first time bill to pay each Noble
$50 each. for attendance at each session OF the
Legislature, and motion of Mr.. KcawchunaIala
Minister Narigny moved the indefinite postpone
mcnt Of first section with the hill.
Mr.. Ukeke favored the bill, and cntreated his
fellow Representatives vote for It's passage re-
marking that ne should note all those who voted
against the bill. and brand them as parasites.
Mr.. Ii spoke against the bill.
Mr.. BishOp-l am one of those to whom this act
refers, hut have right To vote. but have a right
to speak. IL has been asked by one of the mem
bers. If there anything in the Constitution
against say anything
stu,on, that the Representatives provided for don't
appreciate good Representatives. Yesterday
through soon, hope
rejected not To- re'ari business.
Motion u indefinitely postpone put TO vote and lost
Mr. RhodesIu my view the passage of the bill would be
an f thaF a % eha. Nbs should % he d Sien he II RS
ceyes hiss position from his birth, and he have and
n of
them. In Republics
other countries in Europe paying a Noble
secuted at Hawaii i limited monarchy and the Nobs
those who have done deal for the and ditin
guIshed themselves great aud others from their birth
When there necessity fr chief r i picked from the
st S o Of 'sg s Ii f & @nl , e yIn N % oT 10
distinguished position such Chamheain Minister Let
the members be careful OF what they doing they know
what Will next, if they commence To pension of the
Mr. KuPsu requested vote,
concerned them according to rule forty 800
but not for it. ''''
Motion pass section first. Carried.
and ordered TO be en-ros-ei.
Assembly adjoarned
SEvENTY-THrED DAY. July 10.
The Assembly met at the usual hour.
Mr.. Kamalo presented a minority report from
the Committee to whom was referred the petition
regarding Il subsidy of $1,000 month, and
ported that in the opinion of the minority of said
Committee. the petition proper one, and
ought to be lavOrabIy entertained by the House.
the steamer public benefit besides being
u great convenience.
On motion of Mr.. Nahaku the report was laid
upon the table. to be considered with the majority
report in due course.
Mr.. Kalakaua read for the first time bill amend
ing section 7I5 of the Civil Codc.
The Chairman ruled IL out of order, the sec
ton was repealed by the Constitution.
Mr. Rakani introduced resolution authorizing
His Majesty's Chamberlain To choose hcralds. and
have written ont the life OF the Mobiles and Chiefs
and publish the same.
Mr. KamaIo moved that the resolution he re-
fcrred to a Select Committee. which carried
and the Vice President appointed the following
gentlemen rs such Committee: Mcssrs. Kamalo
Nahaku. Uktke, KeOhOkaUa and lluui.
Mr.. Nahaku introduced resolution that the
Minister appoint each member OF the House a. Tax
Collectors and Assessors. as they had done their
duty faithfully, and became pilikia through the
long session Of the Legislature.
The Vice President stated that the members Of
the Assembly were bringing great diScredit upon
the nation 10y introducing such resolutions where
upon the resolution was Withdrawn.
On motion the House resolved itself into Com
mittce of the Who'll for the consideration of bill
to repeal Section |, Chap. ~ of the Penal Code,
repeating the tabu on the sale of liquor to the ma
tivrs.
Mr. Nabaku moved the passage of the bill. sup
ported by Mr. Aholo.
Messrs. Heeluhi aud Kamao were against the
bill.
Kalaksu1 in favor OF ih- bin, in his opinion it
undoubtedly unconstitutional and la violation of TIE
rights people The Law mis>i but
q the missionaries drank liquor syy behind The dooT and
sreti hut crrpt out and he knew of some
natives should be refused when article of
Mr Ii spoke against hill addressing Assembly
length raiiHE the disastrous Effects q the bill passed
Li that y-th neehbor pu,te'h bottle
him and Hakeih him drunken also that 'hoa nsyst look on
Mr. Kupaa That's very good, and sound, let's have
Mr Tseke was opposed to the bill
~ t I od 6rsaE dosn The zrrier that saved the native,
from Destruction, natives make their liquor
where else they had petition from
disturb the Tranquility they enjoy under the existing
law stood the dsTacrfl conduct the
wante anyboI used Intoxicating drinks be disqualified
Mr Kaanlalaao was in BILL and advocated
Motion indefinitely postpone to vote and carried
o. motion Committee rose and Chairman reported
finite osonement of the Till TO amend sect l. Chap - Of
Ir. Kea@ehuu,haa moved to reject report of Committee
Interpreter could have time to ok ss decision given by
Justice Robertson in regard 90 the case q N vs. Booth put
SEvENTY-FoURTH Day July 20.
The Assembly met ut ii A. VI.
Mr. KaIakaui moved a suspension of the rules
to allow him to read for the hTSt time a bill
To provide tor the compensation of Representa-
tives. Carried and the bill passed its first read
ing.
The House proceeded to the order of the day.
which was the motion to REJECT the report of the
Committee on the bill to amend Section !, Chap.
~ of the Penal Code.
Mr. Kamalo moved the adoption o the report.
Mr. Hart favored the rejection Of the report
Mr.. Kaainoa opposed TO the remarks made
by the last speaker.
Mr.. Kalakaua-T against the report of the
Chairman of the Committee for the following rea-
son Tint Tho Inv is contrary 10 the Constitution.