The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-10


Reformatory School 1880 ="
Building New School Houses. 1900
Endowment of Scholarship. ..... $50
Census lS12..................... e. 5000
Medical Education of Haw. Youth. 5000
Committee rose and Chairman reported progress,
and asked leave TO sit again Monday next-report
accepted.
Assembly adjourned.
FnTY-FIRsT DAY, June %, 1877.
The Assembly met at 10 A. NJ, the President His
Ex. P. Nabaolelua, in the Chair. Prayer by the
Chaplain. Journal of preceding session read and
approved.
His Ex. c. C. Harris read for the first time a Bill
(of which notice had been given by Mr.. A F. Judd)
to amend Section 924 of the Civil Code. Passed to
second reading and printing.
MA. F. Judd gave notice of Bill to:cOmpile and
publish the Civil Laws of this Kingdom in English
and Hawaiian.
Mr.. Mikalemi read for the first time Bill to
peal Section Of an Act to establish an Insane Asy
lun. Rejected.
The Assembly proceeded to the Order of the Day,
the same being consideration of Bill to authorize
Special Loan, in Committee Of the Whole, Hon. Mr.
Kamakau in the Chair.
Motion 70 pass the first Section to engrossment.
is hereby authorized to issue the Bonds of the Ha-
Waiian Government, to amount not exceeding One
Hundred and Sixteen Thousand Dollars, bearing in
terest not exceeding nine per cent. per annum and
said Bonds and interest thereon shall be made due
and payable at the Hawaiian Treasury in such sums,
and at such times, as His Maesty's Cabinet Council
may direct.
NJ. A. F. Judd moved 20 amend.
Mr.. Carter moved to amend.
Mr.. Judd adopted the amendment of Mr.. Carter in
connection with his own, and the Section reads as
follows
" That the Minister ef Finance be and is hereby
authorized to issue the Bonds of the Hawaiian Gov
eminent to an amount not exceeding One Hundred
and Sixteen Thousand Dollars seventy-our Thousand
Dollars of which shall bear interest not to exceed
nine per cent per annum the remaining Forty-two
Thousand TO be devoted to the cancellation of the
Bonds issued by the Minister Of Finance dated octO
Der I6 1871, known the "Hotel Bonds " and bear
interest payable only from the profits of the Hawaiian
Hotel, at q rate not to exceed nine per cent per
mum, the interest be payable halyearly the said
Bonds to be redeemable such times within the next
twenty years as the Minister Of Finance shall deem
expedent, and to be made due and payable at the
Hawaiian Treasury"
The Section as amended was put to vote and carried.
Section 2 reads as follows:
upon the issuing of the Bonds in the preceding
Section provided good and sufficient conveyance shall
be executed to His Majestys Government for all the
real property now pertaining to the said hotel, and
proper schedules of all the movable property shall be
filed in the Offices of the Minister of the Interior and
the Minister Of Finance, and Bill of Sale of the same
to the use and benefit of His Majestys Government,
should such Bill of Sale be deemed necessary
Mr.. A. F. Judd moved to amend the Section to
read as follows
upon the issuing of the Bonds in the preceding
Section provided, the Minister of the Interior is here
by directed purchase for the said sum of One Hun
dred and Sixteen Thousand Dollars, the real and
personal property pertaining to and constituting
the Hawaiian Hotel and to receive good and sufficient
conveyances and Bills of Sale for the same conveying
and transferring the said property to the Hawaiian
Government
Section third read, and on motion of Mr.. C. H.
Judd, stricken out.
Section fourth read, amended as Section third and
passed.
Preamble read. Mr.. Carter moved to strike out all
after the word projectors" which put to vote
and lost Preamble passed as in the Bill.
gress and recommended the passage of Act to uu-
thorize special loan as amended to engrossmeut
Report accepted.
Assembly adjourned.
FFTY-sEcoND DAY, July /, 1872.
The Assembly met at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the Pres-
dent, His Ex. P Nshaoelua, in the Chair. Prayer |
by the Chaplain Journal of preceding session read
and motion approved.
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vide for the codifcation of the Civil Code Bill passed
to second reading and printing.
Mr.. Nawahi introduced a resolution that, whereas,
yesterday it was seen that work was done steam
of the Webb Line in this port, therefore, that
the Attorney General be requested to inquire why the
Sunday law was enforced in that COnsidera-
tion deferred until the Attorney General was in at
tendance.
Mr.. Kekoa read for the first time Bill to exempt
persons having than four children from School
tax. Bill ordered printed.
Mr.. Kekoa gave notice Of Bill to amend Subdi-
vision ] of Section 4O6 of the Civil Code. 1872
An Act to further promote the attendance of child
rem at school, introduced by Mr.. Hitchcock On mo-
ton of Mr.. Hitchcock, Bill tabled.
Assembly went into Committee of the Whole the
following Bill introduced by Mr.. Hitchcock, Mr. Kui-
helani in the Chair.
Whereas We, as a nation, have taken position
among the civilized and enlightened nations of the
earth, both in respect to capabilities of selfgovern
ment, and in the facilities which enjoy in our
high and common schools in the diffusion of popu-
lar intelligence, and whereas, 4 national museum,
representing the archaeology, literature, botany,
geology and natural history of our Kingdom would
be but another form of school for the education of
our youth well a repository for reference to
thescientihe world at large; and whereas, every
ceeding year is rendering it difficult to gather
from the archives of the past the mementOes and
relics of our early existence e nation, well
of the prehistoric age of these Islands therefore,
Be it enacted, etc.
Section l. That the Board Of Education be and are
hereby authorized to to be established in some
suitable Government building, chamber therein, to
be designated and specially set apart therefor by the
Minister of Interior, National Museum, in which
shall be collected and preserved all such articles rep
resenting the archaeology literature botany and nat
ural history of this Kingdom, as may come into its
possession from time to time either by gift or by pur
chase. ;
Section 2 The Board of Education is hereby fur
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