The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

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jo1raed.
TEIsrT-EIeErH Oar. MOSpAr, June 1.
Assembly met AZ 10 A. NJ, H. II. NJ. Keku-
SnSoA in the chair.
After prayer by the Chaplain, the minutes
Of the preceding day were read and approved.
PErfrIoSs.-A petition from Kan. BY Mr..
Martin. praying that the government lands
be made free to all the people, for lumber.
I grass, etc
A petition from North KOna, BY Mr.. PIipO.
praying that Kailua be made = port Of call.
not Of entry.
A petition from Kan. BY Mr. Martin. pray
ing that new school inspector be appointed
for that district. Withdrawn.
Petition from Hsmakus. BY Mr.. Halemauu,
praying that the missionaries AT that place be
permitted to distribute medicines that $500
BE nsed TO pay for doctor in that district
Petition fr0m the =. Huluuanus.' BY Kau-
saba, PRAYING that they have a special sppro-
priAtion for uniforms. Indefinitely postponed.
Petition from Honolulu. BY Mr.. Martin,
praying that natives be allowed TO practice
medicine.
Petition from Hamskua By Mr.. Halemauu,
that ;, zee be appropriated for Honomalino
harbor; that ali the female chiefs be separated
FROM the common people; for the King to
marry ore indefinitely postponed
Petition from Kan. BY Mr.. Martin, praying
that a new road be opened mzuks Of the old
one Tabled
Petition from the liquor dealers Of Homo
lalu, BY Mr. Ksz~ehunahAls. praying that
the law to prohibit suits TO collect debts made
in bar rooms. be repealed
Mr. NAhaku moved to indefinitely postpone.
Mr.. Boyd objected. He thought that the
goveruueEt realized considerable revenue
from that source
Mr. Kalu thought that the petition was
worthy Of Consideration. and be Advocated
referring It to the proper Committee for ex-
aGiuatien-
Mr.. UPa supported the motion Of Mr..
Nahaku-
Mr. Boyd said that one reason that the Pc
tition should be examined vas, that it applied
only 10 foreigners; that no detts Of that
nature could Be collected from native Ha-
vaiizHs- The lAE vas made first to keep
HaEaliAns frun eoptrzeting debts With bar
keepers, bat row that HaWafiaus could not
brE drink. the law vas useless.
Mr. ksaEehun4hala said that the Petition
shozld By all means ts referred to a Cen
uittes. and the House could accept or reject
their report At their discretion. The petition {
vas not from arg Gisor'leriy persons. bat from
4 respectable class Of the e1mmuuity. II vas
vel that those EhO squandered their nousv
shozld get punished flr their Tecklessnezs.
and the bar keepers ought to be alleeed 70
sac them He favored referring 10 the Judi
siaTy Co1uirtee- Petition referred 10 the
Julici1ry CouuTtfee.
Petition from Ha1zsaz. BIZ Mr. Haleuauu,
praEi7g that the Tax Assessor y required to
deliver a certificate 70 those TsIeased from tar
ltion that animals he taxed according 70
TIER V1lEati0n. thzs the Wafpio rad Be made
free for the Carrying q FIRE Uood-
REsaLUrr0ss.-Nr. HItrheuck offered I r.s-
al1ti1n that the vote On the subsidy bill be
taken AZ : P n tins day. and that speeehes
Be limited % twenty minutes s1eh-
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tie rssoIutiau v01Id be to EFT OF debate. aud /
.e d1zbsEE the wisdom q dong 20. He shoald I
nsizt zp1u k5z rirht 70 spszk-
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Mr. Lysns said that 4 Eas rF1etiss IN the
sesr legislative Assemblies b 81 Al hour to
;l1-e debate szi take vote.
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zoTsd 70 iz1s5nifsly F-1stFars- He thssgkt
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