The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-08-18
will adjourn to meet again on the 3rtl of jar
1881 Ruled out Of order.
ORpER oy TIE DAY.

OhDEk Of IKE DAf
The bill restricting emmiqration from Asiatic
countries w8s read third time and passed with
amendment to re-engross the Hawaiian version
and TO make the Hawaiian version correspondent
with the English.
The bill to amend section Q chapter IS of the
session laws of 1876 was read a third time and
passed.
On motion of Mr. Rhodes the bill to prevent
fraudulent expectation of foreign produce was
read second time and passed TO engrossment TO
be read third time tomorrow.
On suspension of the rules. the Committee on
Revision, 70 whom was referred the bill to amend
the law to promote the construction of railroads
reported that they had revised the bill and recon-
mended to pass. Adopted.
The proposed amendment to Article 81 of the
Constitution read second time and passed 10
engrossment with an amendment, to be read q
third time tomorrow
On Suspension of the rnles Mr.. Lilikalani read a
resolution that the resolution authorizing the Min
lister OF Finance to loan the Commissioners of
Crown Lands the sum of $4,000 for the payments
OF certain notes which His Majesty owes some
capitalists be brought mp special order for to-
day. Carried.
On suspension OF the rules the Minister of Inte-
nor read resolution that Committee of five
members wait on His Majesty and notify him that
the business of the House is through and that the
House is waiting for propagation. Carried. Chair
appointed Messrs. Wilder, Cleghorn, Bush, Aholo,
and halua-
Mr.. Nawahi. the minority of the special commit
tee TO whom was referred the resolution authori-
ZinC the Minister of Finance to loan $4,000 to
Commissioners Of Crown Lands reported unfavor-
ably.
The majority of the special Committee 10 whom
Was referred the same resolution above, reported
favorably and recommended that resolution
be introduced IN the place of the former. Report
adopted.
The special Committee to whom was referred
the bill 20 amend sections 1877 and l27S OF the
Civil Code, reported that the bill be indefinitely
postponed, and recommended i new bill in its
rnurr ,ad .ba
was also indefinitely postponed
The special Committee to whom WAS referred
the bill to amend sections GAG, $50 Col and 654 of
the Civil Code relating 10 passports, reported to
pass the bill Report objected and the bill indefi-
nite.v postponed.
The minority of the special Committee to whom
referred the bill relating to Hawaiian Board of
Health reported TO indefinite postpone the same.
Report rejected Adjourned.
E1aurY-FoURrH DAY, AUG. 1s
The Special Committee to whom was referred
the petition from the daughter of Paul Manini,
claiming certain piece of land in this city re-
ported unfavorably- Adopted
The Special Committee appointed TO wait on His
Majesty the King and notify him that tine business
Of the House Is through, reported His Majesty s
intention 10 prorogue the Legislature al l. n,
Saturday, Aug. 18th, through Royal Commits
sioner. Adopted.
The Special Committee to whom was referred
the bill to amend Section 1477 of the Civil Code
reported 10 be indefinitely postponed. Adopted.
Tue DlNSlAl ONlLIllhltt 70 Nnpil Nah IeIcITSQ
the bill concerning contract laborers reported to
indefinitely postpone. Adopted.
The Special Committee TO whom referred
the bill relating to native kahunas reported favor
ably; adopted and the bill passed to engrossment
10 be read third time on Saturday.
Mr.. Ahnlo read a resolution that the members
be allowed to have copies of Statutes. Carried.
Mr.. Wilcox read q resolution that this Assembly
be postponed to meet again January 5, 1881. Ruled
out Of order.
OapER OF TIE DAY
Mr. Lilikalani after the suspension of the rules
read resolution that the Committee of Enroll
ment be instructed TO report all the bills that have
not received the approval OF the King. Tabled.
The bill 70 amend Sections 3Sl, 1913. $751; 33S and
so of the Civil Code relating 10 Honolulu Fire
Department was read third time and passed.
The bill TO provide for national coinage WAS
read a third time and passed.
The bill to prevent fraudulent expectation of
produce was read third time and passed.
The bill 10 provide for drainage and sewerage Of
the city OF Honolulu was read 4 third time and
passed.
The proposed amendment 10 the Article 81 of the
Constitution read a third time and indefinitely
postponed. The House adjourned
ElGHTY-FurH DAI, SATURDAY, AUG. Ii.
The Committee on Enrolment reported that Ills
Majesty was pleased to sign the following bills:
An Act 10 amend the law approved Aug. 5, 1878.
of Land Boundaries.
An act to amend Section 2S7 of the Civil Code.
An Act relating TO the sanitary condition of
dwelling houses.
An Act 70 issue Royal Patents for School Lands.
An Act to regulate and oodify the laws of the
Kingdom.
An act 10 amend the law relating to the con-
struction Of railroads.
An Act relating to the drainage and sewerage of
the CITY Of Honolulu.
An Act to impose duty on imported paddy, rice
and raw sugar.
An Act ~ r,roviie for . national co;ra.,a
An Act 10 restrict the fraudulent expectation OF
foreign produce imported into the Kingdom TO the
markets of America
/ An Act TO amend the law relating 10 The Homo
= lulu Fire Department.
/ An Act to amend Section 8, Chapter Is, of the
/ law approved September 25 1876.
An Act to extend the jurisdiction of District anc
An Act to amend Sections lis and lIs of the Civ
Code.
! An Act to encourage steam navigation between
/ Honolulu and San Francisco.
/ An Act TO license livery stables within the Dis
= trict of Honolulu
An Act to amend Section 81 Of the Session Law
| of 1878.
An Act to regulate the public peaoo of the city o.
( Honolulu.
An Act 70 protect from trespass the lands at thu
source of the streams between kalihi and Palclo
An Act to amend the opium law.
An Act 10 amend Section AS of the Civil Code.
An Act 10 amend Section 1908 of the Civil Code
An Act to amend Section 2, Chapter Il, of tn,
Penal Code.
An Act to repeal Section s9a of the Civil Code.
An Act TO license the sale pork
An Act allowing Chinese physicians 10 practice
An Act to indemnify the School Agent of Kau.
An Act 20 amend law approved May 20, 1873.
dis Majesty refused to sign fourteen bills. anon,
| which are the liquor bill, the opium bill, and tn
bill limiting Chinese immigration.
l Mr.. keau read resolution that this House Civ
their thanks to the President Carried
The President made some remarks In reply q
the sense of the resolution.
OEDER OF TEE DAT.
The bill allowing native kahunas to practic
without restriction was read third time an
passed. Adjourned
EMIL FRE5ES