The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-06-27

FoRTY-sEvENrH DAY. Thursday, June %.
His Elk, the Attorney General. from Special Com
mittee on His Majesty's Message, made u report as
follows:
May If please Your .HaJesiy.
The Mobiles and Representatives OF the Legislative
Assembly, received the communication which Your
Majesty was pleased 10 make to. them On the I'D in
slant. with the greatest satisfaction
BY it Your Majesty gives renewed evidence Of un-
ceasing regard for the Advancement OF the public
interest.
We likewise thank Your Majesty for the mode in
which the suggestions are conveyed TO us an for the
clearness with which your views are Get forth.
We recognize fully the reasons which have impel-
Ell Your Majesty 10 commend the consideration Of
the important measure Of authorizing a loan. aud TO
commend 20 our favorable consideration the prospect
OF renewing negotiations for a Reciprocity Treaty.
WIN Your Majesty be pleased TO receive our as
surances that the measures commended 10 our con
sideration shall receive our fullest attention.
Aliiolani House, June 10Th, 1874.
Adopted.
Hon Mr.. Kaai, from Committee (majority) on the
Bill TO amend Section 200 Of the Civil Code, rsc"m-
menGed an amendment TO the same, and ,dht As
amended it do pass to be engrossed. Laid on the
table TO be considered with the Bill.
His Ex. the Attorney General moved that the re-
ply to His Majesty's Message be engrosseJ. Carried.
Hon. MIR. Kipi read first time an Act authorizing
a loan. which was ordered to be printed. rive print
the bill in full in another column.
Hon. MIR. Kaukaha read first time an Act 10 eK-
empt certain persons from taxation; passed to its
second reading.
Hon. MIR. NJ kalemi gave notice of intention 60 ,n-
troduce an Act TO repeal Sections q, 7, and 8 Of the
law relating TO carrying passengers within this
Kingdom.
presented a petition from the lepers al Kalawao, Mo
lokai ,-complaining Of their Luna .NuL Tabled.
\ ORDER or THE DAY.
The Bill authorizing the Minister Of the Interior
to grant licenses to the Sugar Planters for the man
uEleture of spirits, was read u second time.
On motion Of the Hon. Mr.. Nawahi, the m -.
and minority reports Of the Committee Vsre rca'
and considered with the Bill. -
After a lengthy debate, in which Hon. Messrs.
Mikalemi, Nawahi, and Haupu opposed the bill, and
the Hon. MIR. Kaai supported il. the motion 10 pass
to be engrossed was put and carried 80 votes cast,
"a ayes, II noes, as follows
-dyeS-Their Excellencies, j.. q. D0minis, W. /.
Green, p. Nahaolelua, X. II. Stanley, Hon. Messrs.
Kahanu, Parker, Kuiheani, Moanauli, Dowsett,
Cleghorn, Wilder, Nahinu, Kuikahi. Kipi, Kaai,
kakani, N~apaepae. Birch, Kapule, MOehOnua, KR-
kina, Lane, Cummins. Kaukaha-24
.NoeS-His Tx. +. Kanoa, Hon. Messrs. Bishop,
j. II. S. Martin, Nawahi, Kupahu, Haupu, Kaukau,
Kepoikai, Kaiue, Kupihea. Mikalemi, Komoikeehp.
ehu, Naukana, Kauai-l4.
Not UOitRg-His Highness C.. Kanaina. Hons W..
T. Martin, I. AhOlo.
.4JseHt-IIon. Messrs. Kahai and Koakanu.
The Bill relating TO peddlers was read a second
time. and passed to be engrossed.
The Bill to increase the number Of Represents
tives was read n second time.
His tx. the Attorney General moved TO indefinitely
postpone. Carried.
The Bill allowing all doctors to practice on lepers
without license WAS taken mp.
On motion Of the Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi, the Bill was
laid on the table to be considered with the report Of
the Committee that visited the LepeP Asylum at
Molokai, when That shall come up.
An Act to amend Sections 1 and 8 Of Chapter 80
Of the law relating 70 animal taxes, was read n sec
ond time, and after discussion the Bin was referred
TO a select committee, consisting Of the Hon eMessrs.
Kaukaha, Dowsett, Kaai, Haupu eHh Komoike-
ehuehu.
The Bill to amend Section l477 Of the Civil Code
was read a second time. After consideration Of the
same the motion to indefinitely postpone was put an1
carried. Adjourned.