The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-11

Nawahi, Naukana and Rakina opposed the amend
ment, and haukahs, kaai, supported IL. the motion
was put and carried.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo moved that the sum Of $500 be
appropriated for improving the boat landing at Pole-
kunu, Molokai Passed.
The House took up the consideration Of the bill to
indemnify the Minister q Finance. on its second
reading, relating 10 the following extra expenses
during the last two years
EH \ q sS $500 81 g ' 1Ss iss si.istiy A:ss@Sy. iis4Ii s s,ssss q .
FuneFal Fxpsps,s az "a Nstr.ty X Enrh.r,ehs. y Icsi al
Funeral KSpenses q his Majesty tunslao, $500, n,gss %
W II Nebbs steam Line. .....@........ 2Loc0 %
on motion the bin wns passed 10 be enerossci'
The bill to amend Section l Of An Act entitled An
Act to amend Section ,. Chapter ,, Of the Civil Code.
was read a second time and passed 10 be engrossed
lrelstive 10 opium, providing for one opium license
The bill TO facilitate the service Of writs Of sum
mons in civil cases was read a second time, and re-
ferred 10 a Select Committee. consisting Of His TX.
the Attorney General. Hon. Messrs. kauknha. Kip,
kapule and Cummins.
The Act to release assistants or koktiaf Of the lepers
from taxation. came up on its second residing
Hon. MIR. Cleghorn moved TO indefinitely postpone.
Carried.
The Act for the encouragement aud aid Of any COM
pany now incorporated or that may be hereafter in
corporated for the Transmission Of intelligence by
electricity, came up on its second reading, also, with
the report Of the COMMITTEE 10 whom was referred the
same bill.
On motion the bin was referred &c the COMMITTEES
Of the whole on Friday next.
The bill TO amend Section i452 Of the Civil Code,
came up on its second reading. relating 10 illegtimate
children, also the report Of the Committee on the
same bill was read, recommending that lbe bill be
laid on the table, and reporting \ new bil, which WAS
read a second time.
On motion Of the Hon. Mr.. ~Isenberg, the new bill
passed 20 be engrOSsed.
The Act to amend Sections 42O and 423 Of the
Civil Code was taken up on its second reRding; re-
lating TO Masters and Servants.
On motion the bill was referred 10 a Select Com
mittee, which consists Of Hon. Messrs. Kaai, Kau-
kaha, I~senberg, Aholo and Kipi
The HonQo nrneaalaN 10 oonafIaraffan ~ fha Act %
authorize the issuing of attachments in civil suits. on
its second reading.
On motion the bill was indefinitely postponed.
house auJouFoed, - n f. r. frN
FIFTY-EEHTH DAY, Thursday, July9.t
On suspension Of the rules. Hon. Mr.. Kepoikai
presented a petition from Waikiki, praying that the
law relating 10 native doctors be repealed.
Hon. MIR. KIP moved to reconsider the vote Of
yesterday on the item relating TO the sum a%ppropri-
ated for paying damages done by the rioters on the
18th of February last. Carried.
On motion of the same gentleman, ths item was
referred 10 a Select Committee, consisting OF the
Hons. kiPi, Attorney General, Kauai Aholo aud
On suspension Of the rules, Hon. Mr.. Kauai pre-
sented a petition from Honolulu, signed by S27 per-
sons. praying that the Assembly do not pass the bill
to authorize a loan. Laid on the table 10 be consid-
cred with the bill
Hon. Mr.. Kakani from COMMITTEES on the bin to
amend Section 4S3 Of tine Civil Code. recommending
that it be laid on the table until a new bill on The
same subject comes up. On motion the report was
laid on the table.
Hon. Mr.. KepoIkai read first time An Act author
izing the Minister of the Interior 10 sell or lease
the public lands by auction.
Hon. Mr.. Kaai read first time An Act 20 re-enAct
! Section l249 of the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi read first time An Act to
amend several Sections Of the law relating to the
Reformatory School at Keoneula. Ordered Printed.
Hon. MIR. Birch read first time An Act TO amend
Section $50 of the Civil Code, providing that the
poll tax be reduced to fifty cents.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The House proceeded to the special order Of the
day, which was the bill 10 authorize n national. loan,
on its second reading.
On motion the bill was read by its title only.
On motion of His Elk. the Attorney General, il was
referred TO a Select Committee, which consists Of His
Ex. the Attorney General, Hons, Kipi. Dowsett.
Kauai and Kaai.
The Act to amend Section . Of An Act entitled An
Act TO amend Sections 1870 aud l3l Of the Civil Code,
came up on its second reading
On motion the bill was referred TO q Select Conn
mittee, which consists OF the Hon. Dowsett, Mihister
Of the Interior and Moanauli.
The bill 20 amend Section 47S Of the Civil Code,
was read a second time. and passed to be engrossed.
The Act to reduce the term of imprisonment of
certain prisoners was taken up on it's second reading,
aud passed 20 be engrossed, as amended by the
Committee.
The Act to make a permanent settlement for His
Ex. Z. Nahaolelua was read n third time, and passed
on its final reading 81 800 n year.
The Act to make a permanent settlement for His
TX. /. kanoa came up on its third reading, and
passed-$l 200 a year. -
Inc Act 10 amend sections i ana = OF the law ap-
proved on June %, 1868, was taken up on it's third
reading, lin regard to the slaughtering Of cattle)
and passed.
The bill to amend Section 65l of the Civil Code
was read a third time, (relating to p~assports) and
passed. --rt. a-IaEHA
The bill to amend Section 265 Of the Civil code
came up on its third reading, in relations 10 pay or
Deputy Sherils.
His Ex. the Attorney General moved to indefinitely
postpone.
After discussion, the motion was put and lost. and
the bill passed on It's final reading
The bill providing for licenses for the peddling of
goods and merchandise within this kingdom, came
up on its third reading.
On motion, the petition from Honolulu, praying
that the House do not pass the bill, WINS also read BY
the Secretary.
On motion Of the Hon. Mr.. Cleghorn the bin was
referred to a Special Committee, viz: Hons. Cleg-
horn, Nahinu, Minister Of the Interior, Birch aud
Dowsett. #N
On motion the report Of the Committed on the bill
to amend Section 483 of the Civil Code, in relation
to ~mortgaged property, was considered with the new
bill, recommended by the same Committee.
On motion, the bill WINS read for the FIRST time aud
passed to its second reading. House adjourned.
FnTY-sINrH DAY, Friday. guIy 10Th.
Hon. Mr.. %Isenberg, from Committed on Opium
Prohibition Act, presented O substitute, which was
read a first time.
His tx. the Attorney General from the Committee
on the Act to repeal Chapter 10 Of the law relating
to the Bureau Of Public instruction, reported in
favor Of indefinitely postponing the same.
The same gentleman, from Committee on the Act
to amend Section 2i7 Of the Civil Code, reported the
same with an amendment.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha from Committee on the Act re-
specting the Hawaiian Board Of Health, recommended
its indefinite postponement.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha offered a resolution appropri-
ating $500 for purchasing pictures Of the Sovereigns
Of these Islands, from Kamehameha to Lunnllo, to
be hung in the Hall Of the Assembly.
Hon. Mr.. Nawahi thought that in the present
financial condition Of the country, this was no time
to think Of making a picture gallery. He moved to
indefinitely postpone.
Seconded by His Er. the Minister Of the Interior,
who said he would like very well to sec the Assembly
Hall adorned with portraits, but this was not the
time to do it. Ii can well be deferred, until ONE
future occasion. Besides, really good pictures could