The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-06-29

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6s6uireIy postpone He re-srced the Bill as an il
eabu< 1Pou or present bankrupt laws, lis tenor
Esz TO =ecure 10 clerks and Others Of that nature,
the frs pace in The settlement Of such estates at
ths expense Of oihcEs, AL should be treated alike.
His II, Mr. Phillips. supported the motion Of
M Lyons Tie BIZ Eas good one, and he hoped
the House would pass Il
Tie motion 10 order 10 engrossment was carried
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then rad. and ordered TO sugrossmeut
i BIZ limiting the tine within which actions msy
be brought for the recovery of land, vas rad
second time The time, as contemplated BY the
Bill was 10 be not more than twenty years Pend
iug discussion, the House adjourned
FoRTI-FIFTH DAY. June oath, 1870.
Assembly met at 10 4 n. the'Presideut in the
Chair After prayer BY the Chaplain the minutes
Of The preceding day were read and approved
Reporfs OF Co1,usittaes-Commiftee on judiciary
reported consideration Of Bill to regulate criminal
procedure, and recommended its passage with a
few amendments which they reported
On motion the rules were suspended and the Bill
read lsi time By its title only, and on further
ton, Was made the special order for Monday next
The con mttee whose duts If is TO examine all petit
tiOns containing miscellaneous subjects, reported
consideration Of petition from Maui, on potatoes
sherif7s salary At Honusula, and on salaries Of His
Majesty and the Ministers, recommending tabling
the same. Report approved
OTIer ef TIE Day-A Bill to limit the time in
which actions may be commenced to recover Real
Estate, on iis End reading came first on the orders
as unfinished business Motion to order to engross
meuf was carried
Consideration Of the Appropriation Bill was then
taken up in place of the special order, Of several
Bills concerning the Attorney Generals Department.
House went into Committee Mr. Bishop in the
Chair
His Ex- Mr. Phillips stated that be was prepared
to report the question Of appropriations for the
Police The matter had been very carefully eonsd-
cred in the Office Of the Marshal with the Governors
Of the various Islands The items were greater
than be had thought-snd for the two coming years
would be as follows;