The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12


whom vas referred the several items IN the Appro-
priation Bill pertaining 10 the pay OF sheris ano
police. read a lengthy report and reoommended
he sun Of xIOs.TsO 10 be set down for inst pur
pose Report laid on the table, TO he considered
with thu Appropriation Bill
NJ A. = tleeh0rn. chairman Of the Select Com
nittee 70 whom was referred The item OF S-'ouVg
for subsidy TO OCEAN Steamship Lines, presented
a report in which they recommended that the sum
stated above he placed Al the disposal o. ire Gov
eminent for the purpose stated In aduition 70
the report Letters were read from Mes-rs lr~in q
Co. AGENTS Of the Oceanic Steamship Lane. and
s-,-, Nessrs Harkfsld a CO.. Agents Of the 7. ii.
5. $. Line. 10 the President of the committee.
The former promise TO place another coal N tne
trade IL addition 10 the SHeE A. soon the traoe
demands 1t, and IN the meantime thee dls oullu-
inc tvo new steamers 10 be built IN the most
approved manner, and % make the passace
bstui1t san Francisco and Honolulu IN SIX DAYS
Inc 2. NJ. : = Co. Intend 70 increase the
steamship traffic by placing extra steamers on the
line =, mn between San Francisco and Honolulu
oply Ihess vessels are Of 300 tons each Hnd are
CAPABLE OF making the passage IN SIX daNs. * =
the intention Of the company 20 dispatch a Tort
nightly service. and they expect the uoFtIineht
10 s-rant 4 subsidy TO compensate them for the
increased traffic. Apart from giving Up the Trade
IS has been enormously reported they Will increase
the service The Australian Lane VIII De MAIN
tanned beyund doubt. II the New South wales
C,ovenrpent do not renew the contract, the New
Zealand Government. will and the present eulci-
.ncy OF the service will be maintained
Dr.. ]. Mott smith moved that the report be lald
on the table to be considered with the Appropria-
tion Bill earned.
Also. that the letters Just read be offered -
newspapers for publication. us It WAS matter the
public E-re interested in and they ought TO know
bow the mNtt,r staod Carried.
AEsoUuTroS.
Mr.. Nauahi moved that $500 be appropriated
foy irpprnyine tbe landing at Hakalau, Hilo. Laid
on the table to be considered with the Appropria-
Nr Palohau read for the first time, an Act to
provide for tine licensing Of DANES, ana los lne
sale of milk IN Honolulu. License hAed III - d
year. Bill read a second time. g.,
Mr. Anolo moved It be referred to Special
Committee. Carried.
oEDER or ny DAT.
secor,d reading Of the Appropriation Bill The
first item was His Majesty travelling expenses
81 5po.n tf-...L
A recess until I:Jo p. m. ~
on rs-ssssrnblins, the item of 81 500 for 'His
Msjesty's travelling expenses was pissed, a.,
HE next item was that Of Government physi-
.;,,,,s and medical treatment" On the motion Of
the President OF the Board OF Health tins Item
passed at S5Ou>N. NJ = Mn,
The general expenses OF the Board OF heuth
vas taken up next. Before passing this Hem ne
Minister of Foreign Affairs said that since the
Spscial COMMITTEES, Of which he was ehalrman;
had reported, much additional information .Hu
been received by the committee on tnls .attSl'
A
lsoard of Health. had before HIM bill Tor rnedl-
zines distributed during the quarter At Dispensary
and Kakaako Branch Hospital amount - tto.oo.
Al this nate Of expenditure the mouse "oglu ua'S
10 vote more than $4,000 for the biennial period
for medicines alone for Cratutous distribution IN
Honolulu In enuumerating the hind oil uieIl-
cinss used His ENcellency stated that euFliig 'le
two preceding quarters 5ia pOunas 1l loliSe a.
potassium and ais pounds OF salycilate OF sou@
had been ordered. He had requested the AdVgSoTy
Medical Committee Of the Board TO give their
opinion II respect 10 the extent to Nhich those
medicines, and the above quanilties ooulu DC Oene
fcially used in medical practice.
On The motion Of Mr. Gibson this Item WAS
referred back TO the comInIttee. .,.,..
-Buiidinc and maintaining hospitals passed 81
$4,000 as recommended 10y toe SpeoiA' N'Ni'4i'-
tee. H. .,,l
Building and repairing Court Houses r, ana
I.,eE ans yas again referred to the Special Com
nittee. a., -
psI7ca - WIS raised from 5000 TO S+I,WJ on
nc recommendation OF the committee ana ~
a VOTE of q 10 II. The Palace stables, Sl5,OO
passed a IN the Appropriation Bill
The following items passed o ,,,o
Salary Collector hahului .s.--.--.--...'''H 800 800
Salary Collector Mahukonn. ......--.'-. 49,
SALARY Collector Hilu....--... -.--..---.- 49,
Salary Surveyor and Guard halulni.- 49, 49,
Salary Surveyor and Guard habnkona'''' tr-N
S,l.ry surveyor and Guard Hilo.......... l,2ty
Assistant Guards -.-----.-- 4,'g
Custom House Boat ...-.-...- ...-.....-- l'-O'
The salary Of Surveyor and Guard anu alS as
that of Storakeepsr at Honolulu gave rise 70 q
lengthy debate. -,
MI. kElua said he would vote for the item If the
words mot 70 be paid the present incumbent
Vere added. lie said be had right to speak on
salaries. Il was a notorious fact that Honolulu
vas the great doorway entrance for opium
into this Kingdom and it all goes through the
CustDm House They did not want man who
draws Government pay and accepts brlbes from
sruunrlsrs. IL was something he could not under
9vatus nVr MI
and nut Immediately into office. since these
officers have been here il u well known tha' the
ouautity Of opium smuggled has doubled.
The Attorney General said he did not think u
lie servants without the slightest title Of evidence
% support IT, More opium had BEEN smuggled,
more had been seized during the present lncum-
bency. The member for LahAina was proDauslg
ied ~ some .soreheads'' who wished to get the
billet. ... A..