The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-07

asking for the receipts Of the Registrar office, stated
that the receipts amounted 10 81 600 for one year.
On motion the Assembly proceeded to the
ORDER OF
To consider the resolution Of censuing the present
Ministry ia the Committee OF the Whole. Mr. Wana
was called the chair. After a long discussion in
whicI Messrs. Birch, Kauai, Nahaka, Kaai. Ahoo
and Green spoke against it, aud Messrs. Nawahi,
Ppo favored it. the resolution was indefinitely post
poned.
TwrSrr-EIGTH DAY.-Thursday June Ist.
PETITIONS READ AND REFERRED.
Hon. Mr.. Knnealii from waiuku. praying that the
Board OF Health print book containing regulations
for health.
Hon. Mr.. Kanealii from wailuku, praying that
school lands be left with school agents.
Hon. Mr.. Aiwoh from Kohala, praying that His
Majestys salary be reduced to $4,000 for two years
that the road supervisors be discharged, and the de-
putty shcrifs perform their duties that the Deputy
Clerk of the Supreme Court be removed that the
butcher license for Kohala be free
Hon. Mr.. Heekupihi gave notice Of the following
bills: to tax income of government officers over $500
and Of all others $500 and require sugar plan
tatous to take licenses.
Hon. Mr.. Halstead gave notice of bill to amend
section 2s7 Of the Civil Code
Hon. Mr. Kaneali read for the first time a bill to
Hon. Mr.. Kauai read for the first his proposed
amen iments to the 45th article Of the Constitution,
relating to voting separately by estates.
Hon. Mr.. Kauai read for the first time a bill to
amend section ?, chapter 10 Of the Penal Code.
Hon. Mr.. Kauai presented resolution that the sum
Of $1,000 be appropriated for roads in Waimea. Laid
on table.
Hon Mr.. Nahaku read for the first time a bill to
amend section Of the session law Of 1859.
Hon. N. Haisiead presented resolution that the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs be requested to state be-
fore this Assembly whether Aseu was sent to bring
400 chinese from San Francisco.
His EE. the Minister for Foreign Affairs stated
that Aseu sent 10 China to procure chinese abO
but information by the that he is
his way from San Francisco to this port.
Mr.. Lilikalani read for the first time resolution
in the form Of act relating to the appointment Of
delegates, for framing new Constitution. Rejected.
Hon. Mr.. Preston gave notice Of the following
bills to repeal section IS, Of the session law Of 1874
70 repeal section Of session law of 1874 to amend
section ~ Of session law Of 1874.
Hon. Mr.. Preston introduced resolution that a
select committee be appointed inquire what autho-
rity Aseu has 10 bringing Chinese from California.
Carried. Chair appointed Preston, Mahelona Kasi
and two others.
His Ex J. NJ Kapena read for the first time bill
relating TO licensed doctors. Passed TO its second
reading, and ordered 20 be printed
His Ex. j. NJ. kapena introduced a resolution that
this Assembly endorse the action Of the Government
the matter Of Reciprocity Treaty.
Hon Mr.. kaLealii gave notice Of a proposed
amendment to the Aud Article of the Constitution
Hon. Mr.. Birch gave notice Of the following bills
70 amend section 26g Of the Civil Code, and amend
sections 1G, IL, 10 aud 20, Of chapter Al, of Penal
Code.
Hon. Mr.. Waterhouse asked whether the Grown
land Commissioners had reported the receipts of the
Grown lands for two years, and how much land is !.
lying idle.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Assembly went in the Committee of the Whole |
on the second reading Of the proposed rule number
G. A. Mr. AiWUhi in chair. Ga motion the com |
mitee and recommended the passage Of the rule
The Assembly went again in the Committee of the /
Whole consider the report Of Finance Committee on
accounts Of former secretaries of the Legislature Mr.
Nahaku in chair. After a long debate on the natter
the Committee and recommended the adoption of
the report. Adjourned.