The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-06-13

THIRTY-FOURTH DAY, June 9th.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha from Select Committee on the
bill to permit the practice Of medicine among lepers
without license, reported in favor Of indefinitely
pOstponing the same.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha from Select Committee On the
bill to increase the number Of Representatives Of the
people, recommended that the bill be indefinitely
postponed. :
Two reports were received from the committee on
the Peddling License BiH-the majority through
Hon. j. II. S. Martin, recommending the passage of
the bill, with amendments; and the minority through
Hon. Mr.. lsenberg, recommending, for several sound
reasons, that the bill be postponed indefinitely.
His Ex. the Minister of the Interior, from Select
Committee on the DistillatiOn Bill, presented a ma
,jority report, recommending that the bill do pass to
be engrOssed. Laid on the table until the minority
report comes in.
His Ex. the Attorney General gave notice Of inten-
ton of introducing the following bills
/. To further amend Section GAG Of the Civil
Code, and amend Section 651-Passports.
2. Authorizing attachment in mesne process.
3. To amend Chapter 26 Of the Civil Code-of
the Registrar of Conveyances, his duties, etc.
4. That orders of confirmation Of sales Of real
estate by administrators and guardians be recorded
in the office of the Registrar Of Conveyauces.
5 To amend Section 500 Of the Civil Code-relat-
ing to Custom House charges.
Hon. Mr.. Moehonua, read for the first time a bill
(committee) to fix the hours Of labor. In all cases
when not otherwise provided, ten hours shall consti-
tute a legal days labor; exclusive Of time for meals
and rest.
ORDERS OF THE DAY
The bill to amend Section 9, Chapter Q Of the
Revised Penal Code, was read a third time. I'm
creases the punishment for ~assaults) Passed.
The bill TO amend Section AZ Of the Civil Code,
was read a third time, (sale Of government land in
Honolulu, under authority of the Privy Council
Passed.
The bill to regulate the time for holding elections
of Representatives Of the people. (On the first
Wednesday Of February in each alternate year
Passed.
The bill TO further extend the term Of the Com
missioners Of boundaries, passed a final reading.
Extends the time to 1880
The bill to provide for Health Certificates, passed.
final reading.
The bill to amend Chapter 50 Of the Penal Code,
by adding q new section giving police and district
justices jurisdiction in cases Of violation Of postal
laws, passed a final reading.
The bill to amend Section 64G Of the Civil Code,
concerning passports, came up on its third reading,
was amended by substituting So as q charge for
blank protests, instead of So, and passed finally.
The bill to provide for reduction Of terms Of i'm
prisonment in certain cases, was read q second time,
and ~recommitted.
The bill TO make q permanent settlement Of S120o
per annum On His tx. p. Nahaolelua, was read q
second time, and debated at length. A motion to
postpone indefinitely was lost, and the bill was
ordered to engrossment.
The bill to make d permanent settlement Of Sl2OC
per annum on Her Ex. r. Keelikolani, was read
a second time, and debated. The bill was indefinitely
postponed. by a large majority.
The bill to make a permanent settlement OF Sl2A
per annum on His Elk. z. Kanoa, was read a second
time, and indefinitely postponed.
The bill to provide for the sale Of mortgaged prop
erty without process, came up on its second reading