The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-26

AleJ lc 4JllOhAuR etCLlOO5 were passed., lhe
italicisei words are the amendments to the orr
ginal draft.
SECr1os The Minister Of Finance shall credit the
appropriations of the last Biennial Fiscal Period, all the
day Of August, = D ISIS. and remaining uneIPended on
printed. AMI such amounts shall be deemed no LONGER
available Or the objects for which they were originally
SEcfays-The Minister Of Finance shall continue to
pay TIE sllar.es appropriated by this Act, the eompensa
tf1u af --EUr tercHers- and the current erueusaa 81 fba
Burha 81 Eihcation. the Board OF Health. the expense
Oft Fire Department, Of the Supreme and Circuit
cOuzs. G1vernmeHt stocks, and the interest accruing
then. 20 @Rporf q PrlSon<rs and ne eTPeH2s efLSPer
new appropriations are made before that date.
sEerros The Minister Of Finance shall not cause or
allow % De- paid from the Treasury any money for objects
sE-roS LII shall be lawful for Heads Of Depart
menus. iu cases where special appropriation may fall
short, o. apply to the same the surplus Of other special
be expended. -J a. 10 make up the deficiency; each Head
Of Department duly accounting to the Legislature for
sEcTIoS G-So person holding more than one ONCE.
draw for uore than the salary Of the highest grade Of Of
nee held BY him. II the salary Of any ONCE held By him
nun, AMI ne shall be entitled to no other OF further COM
imd aSclri Lla or Psr1laHeaf settlement 4laU JT ne aars
ams aruC asy SALARY PrOriaed far By nts 4a.
the date fits aPpTOvaL-
\ Bill to provide for the protection OF life and
property against explosive substances other than
gunpowder, 10 take effect uu LIST of November next
was read Tor the second time. Passed to engross-
H4Cubs anu OlnCAta ~ ~ LN NA1N WI
thursday next
An Act relating to rewards for inlormers, was
reaC a second time
The Attorney General proposed as an amend
melt that the word IS revenue " be struck out
and the word s. license " inserted
The bill was referred to a select committee.
The gentlemen appointed were Messrs Nahaku,
Robt. Wilcox, KauIukOu, Kahola and the Attor-
neIGeTeIal; n. inr;.d;.,;on IS D;.,,;.,
Justices in case of serious ASSAULT. Passed to
eusr2ssment and ordered to be read a third time
on Thursday next.
An Act to amend section 1909 of the Civil
Cod !. Passed TO engrOssment, and to be read a
thir 4 time ON Thursday next.
T ne House adjourned at $50 p N until 10 a m
on ' ionday. =
FoH. r-FouKTH DAY-MoSDAY, June 28th, 1880.
PETITIONS.
FrIkm Mr.. Kaulukou-lst-That the poll tax
IF SIS fbe levied on elergymen. Referred to Com
9nJLThat an English school be established in
a Esfrict. Referred to Committee on Educa-
3. km South Kona, that the restrictions against
ale A. licrors to natives, and the law against the
ale "a &OrfhiOn, be continued. Referred to Com
nittef - bD Judiciary.
Tbht the school tax be not levied on parents
With targe families. Referred to Committee on
Se1keral other petitions were presented and re-
Terrs y 30 the respective committees.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Gibson. Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee. presented a report upon the petition of Mr.
J. Hhalou for payment of claim for $l48 and
SI3i for services rendered. Report adopted.
Mr.. CIeghOrn, Chairman of the Revision Com
nittAe reported upon sundry bills as revised.
The Attorney General, Chairman on Commit
Zee OH Printing reported an Act to aid the de-
of the resources Of the Kingdom, as
TIE Attorney General Chairman of the Com
nitt&e Of thirteen, appointed to report on the
DolIcelii items presented the majority report. recon-
nendhg that the items passed as follows Police
or Hawaii S2S 900, Maui, $l8 900, Oahu.
500. 900, Kauai, 81 200: report laid on the table
antl minority report is presented.
Mr., Lhikalaui read for first time an Act to
amend an Act to make n permanent settlement
% Her Majesty Queen Emma.
Mr. Baker read for first time an Act to repeal
section 1871, Civil Code, relating to property of
MI Gibson introduced the following resolution:
whereas, the Hawaiian Kingdom by its geo.
graphic position and political status ia entitled 10
claim a Primaey IN the family of PoIynesian
States, and,
Whereas. It owes a duty in view of this Prim-
acy to set the example Of national euliehtenment
aud integrity in all Its relations with Polyuesian
races aud, whereas, complaints have reached
rue Government OF improper actions under the
Hawaiian Tag IN the South Seas-ThereFore re
solved, that it is the sense Of the Assembly that a
Royal Commissioner be appointed by His Males
y 10 De styled q Royal Hawaiian Commits
a''0er to 'nas states and peoples Of Polynesia, who