The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-07-12

Mr.. Birch gave notice Of the following bills; to
amend section 392 OF the Civil Code 10 amend section
76l Of the Civil Code and to amend section Of chap
ter IS Of Penal Code.
Mr. Birch presented RESOLUTION that the commit
TO whom referred the bill relating to fishing
rights be required to make their report next Wednes-
day. Carried.
The select committee appointed by the Assembly to
investigate the newly arrived chinese immigrants
from Sau Francisco, advised that government
money be paid for their passage.
Pending the discussion the Assembly took recess
at u Y.
On reassembling at P. NJ. the report Of the com
mittee was adopted
Hon :. h Kaai gave notice Of a bill to forbid the
killing Of the forest birds. %. Iiwi and Apapane-
Tue proposed amendment to article 65 of the Con-
titutiOn mp unfinished business on its second
reading On motion the amendment was indefinitely
postponed. p ayes and - noes.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The bill allowing native school teachers to be paid
1t a dollar per day came up in the Committee of the
Whole its second reading. Mr. Mahue in chair.
After long discussion in which Messrs. Rhodes,
and Smith opposed the bill. aud Messrs. Birch, Lii
vJred IL, the bill was passed TO engrOsSment
Adjourned till Wednesday at 10 A n.
FIrrr-THIRD DAv. Wednesday,, Jrly 5.
The Assembly met at 10 A. n. pursuant to adjourn
meat.
After the opening prayer. Mr.. Aholo moved to ad-
journ to meet again at l P. N. Carried.
At 10 P. N. the Assembly met again.
The Judiciary Committee relating to the petition
rom Hilo, praying that North Hilo be made sep
Arate Judiciary District reported that the same be laid
table till the Appropriation bill comes up. Adop-
ted.
The Judiciary committee to whom was referred the
bill reducing the number Of working hours per day
reported that the bill be referred - the committee to
whom was referred the bill relating to masters and
servants. Adopted.
The Judieiiry committee on the petition against the
Of the member from South Kona, reported that
the Assembly exercise its authority in the matter.
The Assembly after fall consideration. voted in IA
Of tie member retaining his Adopted.
The select committee to whom referred the
resolution to Investigate the accounts Of the Hawaiian
Hotel reported that the government do not carry
the hotel any longer, but let it to any who will
il. Adopted.
Mr.. Birch presented resolution that the sum Of
SS.S7z be inserted in the Appropriation bill and til
same be returned to kealo % who paid his taxes in
two districts.
Hon. Mr. Smith thought it would be sufficient to
request the Minister Of Finance refund the amount
Mr.. Aholo moved to include all others who paid
their taxes in two districts.
ZION. Mr.. Kaai moved that in al cases where taxes
had been paid twice 10 1875, the should be re-
turned After two houre discussion the resolutions
with several amendments passed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to amend sections 1906 5g7 and 799 Of the
Civil Code was read a third time and passed.
The bill to amend sections IL, IL an IS Of the law
repeating chapter Of the Civil Code approved in
1865, making the several governors school inspectors
came up its second reading in the Committee of
the Whole. Mr. Wana in chair.
After a noisy debate the committee rose and the
Assembly adjourned.