The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-15
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Tie Judiciary Committee 10 whom was referred
the bill making all fisheries free reported recom-
mending its indefinite posiPonement Adopted
The Minister Of Interior stated that the number
Of rice birds killed during the past two years was
1896 in response TO a resolution
The Minister Of Finance read for the first time
IN act to amend section 900 Of the Civil Code
also an act to amend sections 4S3 and ga Of the
Civil Code, adding 6 half cent tax on every dollar
on real ard personal properties, Ordered n be
printed.
On motion .he rules we're suspended. and the
Hon. Mr.. Kuihelani read a petition from kalawao.
that the travelling physician of Maui ~ kept in
office.
Hon. Mr.. Birch read Tor The srst time an act
changing he Office of District Judge - Nailuku
70 that at Police Judge. Rejected
Hon. Mr.. Kamauoha read a resolution that
$4,000 BE- placed in The appropriation btli for a
road from Kealakekua 20 kehaAawai. Kan.
Hon. Mr.. Pilipo read a resolution toFbiddiRg
the Ministers Of the government from appointing
any member of the Legislature 10 any Office dur
ing their term Of Office. Indefinitely postponed.
Hon. Mr.. Kaai read an act for the first time 10
he eject that no government officer be allowed
10 sit as representative in the Legislative Assem-
bly, also an act foTbidding the killing Of certain
Hawaiian birds.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The consideration Of an act making the govern
ors OF each island School superintendent. and
abolishing The Office Of General superintendent Of
Public Schools. The bill was read section after
section. and passed 70 engrossment to come mp for
It's third reading on Wednesday.
House adjourned.
FHTY-FTTH DAY-Juiy /.
Hon. Mr.. Preston read a resolution instructing
The Finance Committee to inspect the monies in
the treasury and report Immediately. Adopted.
Hon. Mr. Kanealii gave notice Of an act to
amend section 496 Of the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. MahOe read an act making North Hilo
a separate judiciary Department.
Hon. Mr.. Barenaba read a resolution that the
Sergeant-at-arms be instructed to provide crackers
and cheese tor the members of the house. Re
iected.
Hon. Mr.. Birch read an act to amend section
1913 of the Civil Code also an act to amend sec
tons ? and 4, and repeal section 2 of chapter 81
of the Penal Code also a proposed amendment
TO article 81 of the Constitution.
Hon. Mr.. Naili read an act to amend section 434
OF the Civil Code. relating to taking the oath Of
allegiance
Hon. Mr.. Gay gave notice of an act to provide
that all government lands be sold by auction
oRly.
Hon. Mr.. Kaiaukoa read a resolution that the
SeTgeant-at-arms be instructed to provide eN-
( presses for members of this house tomorrow at
l o'clock, tor the purpose of visiting all govern
ment Institutions. Adopted.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The second reading of an act to amend section
g of the session laws OF 1870. relating to tax on
animals. Passed to third reading.
The act to amend section | Of chapter % OF the
session laws of 1872, was Indefinitely postponed
on its second reading.
The act TO repeal section ) of the session laws
of 1870, and allowing the free use of ava, came
up on its second reading, and passed to be en-
crossed.
The act to repeal section IS OF The laws of 1874.
came up on its second reading, and passed to
engTossment.
The act to repeal chapter 1 Of the laws of 1874,
relating to marrying of Hawaiian females to
Chinese came up on its second reading, and passed
10 engrossment.
The act to amend section l0I of the Civil Code,
relating to boating license. was read for the third
time and passed. ......
The house then adjourned. #-