The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-27


An Act to limit the time within which claims shall
DC presented against the estates Of deceased persons
, An Act TO prevent the driving c: cattle through
the city OF Honolulu within certain hours
An Act to extend the Powers Of the Bureau Of I'm
migration.
An Act 20 promote Immigration
An Act 10 facilitate the service Of criminal process
An Act 10 regulate contracts between masters and
servants.
An Act 10 authorize loan
An Act relative 10 the location of slaughter houses
An Act 10 authorize the Minister Of the Interior 10
axe possession Of certain real estate in Honolulu for
ne use Of the Honolulu Water Works
An Act TO regulate the sale Of deadly poison.
An Act to provide for the appointment of Deputy
MARSHAL.
ln Act to enable the Commissioners of Crown
Lads to give deed to the Reformed Catholic Church
ut laiuku.
n Act to regulate the driving of cattle and We
h'cis over the bridges Of this Kingdom.
III following bills did not meet with His Maesty,s
aPprval:
Treasuers
An lst to amend an Act entitled an Act TO amend
chap of the Civil Code AVA
-. An AZ to amend Sections 1888, 337 and 347 of the
Civil Coe, relating to the Fire Department.
Mr. klwehunahala introduced resolution that
the sergent-at-Arms be instructed To provide suit
able lunclfor the members Of the Legislature, where
,hey can htre after this body has adjourned. Reso
luton adoted.
Mr.. ka,kaua introduced a resolution that the
Secretary allowed twenty days to bring up his
records hsolution adopted
An Act testablish Hawaiian Board of Health
was read by Is title and passed. a third reading.
Assembly djourned.
FIFTY-EIGHIu DAY, June 9th.
Assembly mt ut IL \. NJ, Vice President Hon.
G. Rhodes, in te chair
Mr.. J. o. DoIinis, chairman of Enrolment Com
nttee, reported ack the following bills to the House
as having met th'approval of His Majesty.
The Appropriation Bill.
An act TO designte place for the landing of cat
tie
An act regardinghe he qualification of electors.
An act to establisia Hawaiian Board of Health.
An act to authOriz the levy of light dues.
An act to estsblisithe compensation of Represent
atives.
An act to amend scion 43i Of the Civil Code.
An act TO secure for married women the benefits of
Life Insurance.
An act to amend CHIP. 81, Section 5, of Penal
Code.
The bill to amend Sectn 1880 and 1881 of Civil
Code, did not meet with Is Majesty's approval.
Mr.. E ii. Boyd, chairman OF Committee Ac-
counts, presented the reP~t of the Committee to the
House Total expenses Legislative Assembly,
Report adopted
Slr. L Il. Boyd presentd the following resolu-
ton
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Assembly.
Richard H. stanley, Esq, hs performed the duties
incumbent upon him in n nlst acceptable manner,
and should he be willing to asume similar duties Mt
any future Session Of the legislative Assembly, we
earnestly recommend him to the favorable considera
ton Of future members
Resolution adopted
Mr.. Chas. Kalu presented the blowing resolution,
which adopted:
,..Resolve,i, that the thanks o the Assembly are
due, and hereby rendered to J. ii. NJ. Kekuana-
On, President, and TO the Hon. Gofrey Rhodes, Vice
President Of this Assembly, for th,unvarying pune
iuality, fairness and patience witiwhieh they have
presided over the Assembly during ne Session.
Mr.. Rhodes made few appropriate remarks in
response TO the resolution, which well received
Mr.. Chas. Kau presented the following resolution
in regard to the Sergcant-at-Arm:: a. Resolved,
That the Scrgeant-ai-Arms, VIM G Parke. Esq,
performed his duty with the same assduity that
has distinguished him in previous sess,ns, and that
Assembly could have a more Acceptable Officer"
Resolution adopted
His Ex. G. de Varigny introduced n esolution in
structng the Secretary Of the Assembyto return to
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs the correspondence
relative To the negotiation Of the Treaty Reciproc-
iiy. Resolution adopted.
Mr.. Stanley, in response TO the resolution passed
complimcnting him, said Mobiles and Rpresenta-
tiyes you my sincere thanks for th comPli-
expressed in the resolution, assuring In Of your
high appreciation OF the manner in which ave dis
charged the duties Of Secretary. Before bidding
YOU adieu, beg leave To suggest, should hve the
honor Of again occupying this position at he next
biennial session, the Representative who m;y have
the honor Of being returned, will be pleased place
on my right Of your own nationality, tolct rs
Assistant Secretary, who may thereby bccotn' con-
versant with the important duties If this honGable
office.
His Ex. F. W. Hutchison reported back totae
House the following bill, rs having His Majesty g
nature:
An act TO amend an act entitled an act to repal
Chap. 10 of the Civil Code, and to regulate the b.
reau Of Public Instruction, approved Jan 1, a. L,
1865 by adding Sections 20 A, 20 B, 26C, after Se.
ton 10 in said act.
The following bill did not meet with His Majesty
approval:
An act to amend act entitled an act to repeal
Chan 10 Of the Civil Code, and to regulate the Bu-
Sections to be STYLED Section Is \, Section Is Ii, and
Section 23A
His Majesty prorogued the Assembly at II NJ