The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14

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Hon =. ". MaIeioua seconded the motion q the Hon Noble.
Hon q h kasani did not hVot tbe amendment
H.. I'm ,h,,.s A"e"AA ~" "' ~ H"" 'A"
lion. T. KasrA didn't think the native. ear.,i % much about
the amount exempted as they will are abOu; the one-haif I-r
CENT Which J. Idel.
Hon. ID. kaI.knua's amendment and declared E-t-two esIy in
favor.
Hon J. W. keawehunahaia moved to postpone action on the
section iRi9an,,eiy; L@-tE m nv9r,
Kingdom. NOT Otherwise taxed, be taSed oue-half of ono per
c-nt. Al real property, belonging To a subject, exceeding one
hundred dollar be IaNSi one,qaarter Of one Per cent
n ~ ms -" - |. : u~ -, ~
Judges would decide it unequal TAXATION, and therefore an I'M
constitutional law; l should not wish a tax hl TO pass that
souu ~ - !. sny =, ,h ~ - - usn y LsEs "a pay
not large enough, - " e say thres-quarters q one per cent. /
feel bound o. oppose the amendment
lion h u, BOYD, after tue explanation u The Hon Attorney
Hon ID KaiaSauaS ilIaS The whole bin unconstitutional
! want TO make an amendment, instead Of the woni s1kjeof /
would place P.r'on. Foreigners would bring property here,
III Ex :. II. PhlHirs sid all real and personal pror-r,v i.
IaNpl under the laws now existing, and if Foreigners bring pro
leTty here il will be taxed
AZ iirn nIo n nTS u "a u ~o1 u.ge q" S"'
Hon. D.. KaaSana-What i The diderence between a native
subject and a sRbject by oath q allegiance!
His En-. :. II. rhilrs|l can see no real difference under
u Th mN h,;m -, the o,es,t,, n ,.. sr,s,, o,a o, the
bill /" to Provide for Anticipated Deficiencies in the Revenue--
Carried 20 toS
T ron I; Anoo nocei a a Iomin,tlee fss- osrnHsi-
a.t,I have q IN again On moi ION the Ts,.ort was ac,,.n,@I
and The House adjourned until tomorrow, al 10 O'Clock
FRIDAY, sept Ism
IN HouSe mel, pursuant 10 appointment III ~
v sNSA' anu OIe"c! "i'h Pi1Se-
minutes reau Anu approNed-
N 'ecFe'ary gave houce 'ha' 'he oi making
'PI Ia aI"ra: "As 80.
non. >; nePoiAal give ho'ce o. he INTENTION 10
Presehta On Z aniehu Sectloh ooo vi me w o"ue-
HIS TX. I de 'a1gny moved the ortier OF the day
IarrleI
Ills ES- T. ue SarlSny moved that the Dill making
special appropriations' be read by Its title on Its thru
feaalhs- oarrleu-
Inc orueroi n uay An act 10 pro'iue ior anu
clpatei uencieheles IN the revenue.
Ills Ex. .. Ii. fhllIls moved that me House go
INTO q committee OF the W hole on the Dill, anu Hon
L. Aholo was called to the chair.
Section two OF the Dill, read
Hon I. X Bishop moved an amendment by strik-
ing on the ~orus, anu upon all articles intenden Tor
use and ornament, composed wholly or IN part, OF
gold, silver or precious stones The income upon
such articles was small, and he thought endless ques-
tions would arise at the Custom House TO decide as to
the articles included StirruPs, knives, tops Of ink
stands, sewing machines, tobacco pipes, and an end
less variety OF articles were composed wholly or IN
part OF silver STRIKE tins out, anu the Dill Is a very
simple one.
Ills Ex- . H. fhhhps-Ihe oolect OF the govern
ment was to impose n tax on articles OF gold or silver,
which were really articles of luxury, or extravaganza.
Ii II a diihcuit task to draw a section which shall
make a proper diStnc'ion: Inc government Is VIII
ing tnat TINS shOuiu DC s'rlcheh OUT, put AZ the next
legislature we snail orlhS III a OIL "hich Snail us
unguish between articles OF use anu luxury;
non John III agree with the remarks OF the
Minister OF Finance. This bill Will INITIATE a move
ment In the next session to"arus taxing articles OF
luxury, anu not such articles as are useful Having
ratneu Il treaty We must TAX some articles 10 make a
revenue. When we are prosperous again, we can
remove some of the taxes The next IeCilafure will
- -, ,o,;H,,, ko.-o /, 9. a. -. go.
'No 'et"i 'e S""e
taxes, We may impose at this session. L do not wish
to see the words stricken out. want the section TO
4, as III. \f;n;s,crs how. nr.Sa,.al =, w;sb 20
prove 10 nc eniteu states tnat we ueslre 10 act IN
good faith, and that We are willing to tax ourselves
10 supply the deficiency oc,,asionei by the ratification