The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-14

solution introduced by His Ex. j. NJ. Kapena sane
tiouing the Of his Msjestys Government in the
matter Of the Reciprocity Treaty Mr.. Nahaku called
20 the chair.
Aher long debate in which Messrs Halemanu,
Karena Smith aud Kauai supported and Messrs.
Rhodes. Kaueai. Kaa, and Preston opposed it. the
Assembly 6:lO P. n. and recommended TO sit
again tomorrow. Adjourned:
Thirty SECOND DAY-Tuesday June 9th.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The nsjority Of the Education Committee to whom
wns referred several petitions praying for the abolish
ing of the Office Of school Inspector General, Haeaka
la and Reiormatory schools and repeating Of the law
introduce ndsstrapursuants in schools, reported
tia; they could not recommend any change. and re-
commended to increase the pay Of teachers &c. L
ordered to be printed, and considered with mino
rity report
The Committee to revise bills reported that they
had revised fifteen bills
The Sanitary Committee reported on several Peti.
tions and recommended the discharge Of several
travelling physicians Laid table.
Hon. Mr.. Kalaukoa gave notice Of proposed
amendment to Article 65 Of the Constitution.
Hon. Mr.. Kaai pres ented resolution that the
government doctor be instructed to examine Mr.. ka
makau and to give his opinion in writing about bis
health. Carried
Hon. Mr.. B4renaba gave notice Of bill to amend
chapter IS, Of the Law approved July Is, 1874
Hon. Mr.. Gay presented a resolution that the Min
government lands shall be surveyed publish state
ment regard to these lands to which adapted
10 cultivation irrigation, grazing and so on. Referred
10 the Select Committee to whom referred the
solution passed yesterday, and introduced by the
member for koloa.
Hon Mr.. Gay presented a resolution that this As
semby name the prices Of government lands suitable
for planting, grazing and Laid on table.
Hon. Mr.. Kauai gave notice Of bill TO amend
section Z, chapter IL, Of Penal Code.
Hon Mr kauai read far he first inn hill TO add
q section section 4, chapter Sc, Of Penal Code and
10 be numbered section s. Passed to its second read
ing.
Hon. Mr. KAnealii presented a resolution that here
after this Assembly meet a; 10 N. every day and
to take a recess at u NJ and resume again by P. N.
Carried
Hon Mr.. Mahoe read for the first time bill to
amend sections 79G az and 79g Of Civil Code relating
eligibility Of candidates for the Legislature. Passed
10 lie second reading.
His TX. the Minister Of Finance gave notice Of his
intention to introduce the Appropriation Bill, and
bills in regard TO the Of the country when the
treaty goes into effect.
Hon. Mr.. Birch gave notice Of bill to amend sec
tion COS OF Civil Code.
Hon Mr. Kanealii read for the first time a bill to
regulate contracts between masters and servants.
Passed 10 its secood reading.
Hon. Mr.. Kama presented a resolution that the
Of $1,000 be placed in the Appropriation Bill for
the purpose of building break water at Kapalaoa,
Hilo. Laid table to be considered with the Ap-
preparation Ball.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The Assembly went in the Committee of the Whole
the consideration Of the resolution introduced
by His Ex. NJ. Kapena, sanctioning the action Of
His Majesiy's government on the matter Of the Re-
ciprocty Treaty. Mr.. BarenabA took chair After n |
long debate in which Messrs. Smith, Heekunih /
Birch : n. Castle. Green, and Kaai, supported, and
Messrs Nawahi, Mahelona, Rhodes and Piiipo, Op-
posed il. the Assembly at As rose and recommended
the adoption Of the resolution. The independent
members abstaining from voting Adjourned.
THrRrT-THmD DAr-Weinesday June 18th.
Assembly met at 10 A. N. pursuant to adjournment
The Select Committee to whom referred the reso
luton inquire what authority Aseu had in bringing
chinese from San Francisco, asked for an extension
Of time say ten days aud forbade the Minister of FL
nance to pay any money to Aseu till the Committee
should understand fully this subject. Adopted
The Sergeant at Arms presented the written opinion
Of DR.. Hutchinson 10 regard to Mr.. Kamakau that
Mr. Kamakau is suffering from a long illness and as
he Is old, be is getting worse and worse aud would
not be able to recover. The House received the
written opinion Of the doctor.
RESOLUTION AND BILLS.
His Ex. the Attorney General gave notice of the
following bills TO make Apothecaries pay license
70 regulate the taxing Of mortgaged propery amend
section is, chapter l6 Of Penal Code amend the
gambling law; to amend the liquor law; law reat-
ing to passports.
Mr. Kalaukoa read for the first time his proposed
amendment to the 65th Article Of the Constitution.
Passed 70 its second reading.
Mr.. Kauai read for the first time bill to amend
section z. chapter IL, Of Penal Code.
Mr.. Haemanu read for the first time bill to amend
section Of the law approved July is, 1870. Passed
10 its second reading.
Mr. Halemanu read for the first time bill to amend
section J. chapter SS of session law of 1872. Passed
io its second reading.
Mr. Halemauu read for the first time bill to amend
section of the law approved July 81, 1870. Passed
10 its second reading.
Mr. Mahoe gave notice of bill making election
iays' holidays.
Mr. Birch presented a resolution that the Governor
II Oahu be requested to have parade of volunteer
md Household companies in this city the afternoon
lf Monday next. Kamehameha day.
Pending the discussion the Assembly at II N. took
recess.
On re-assembling at P. NJ. the resolution was in
definitely postponed.
The Finance Committee asked to be excused to-
from the hour Of 10 A. NJ to- P. Granted.
Mr.. Ksnealii gave notice Of the following bills
prohibiting the Minister Of Finance from paying any
alary officers that go 10 foreign countries, and
evy a tax Of 10 cent every head Of cattle
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
On the third reading Of the bill to repeal the million
iollar loan act. Bill read and motion. Passed.
The bill to amend section Of theaw approx July
s 1874 to abolish the Office of circuit Judge of Oahu
,ame on its third reading Passed.
The bill repeal chapter II of the law Of 1874.
aiinC the introduction of industrial pursuits in the
lay schools came up on its third reading. Referred
% Committee on Eiucation.
Third reading Of an act to amend section l. chapter
. OF the Penal Code. relating to idleness also
iassed on the third reading. Adjourned.
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