The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-17

of intoxicating liquor. Ordered to be printed
and to second reading IN proper order.
Hon. Mr.. halua, under suspension of the rules,
presented a petition from the district of Wailuku.
praying that the sum of S1,0 600 be appropriated
towards providing a landing place at Makena,
Mani. Referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Hon. Mr.. Nakookoo, read for the first time by
permission, a Bill to amend Section IL. Chapter
LN of the Penal Code, relating to dance houses.
Ordered TO second reading in proper order.
His Excellency the Premier, gave notice of in
tention to introduce = Bill authorizing a Nation
al Loan and describing the purposes for which
intended.
Hon. Mr. kalua gave notice of intention to
introduce a Bill 10 provide a permanent settle
ment for the widow Of the late P. Nahaolelua.
Hon. Mr.. heaUa, head by permission a Bill to
amend Section l9S of the Civil Code, relating TO
Clerks OF Markets. Ordered to second reading.
On motion of Hon. Mr.. Palohau, a Bill to
amend Section l, Chapter VII, Laws of 1878,
re eating to holidays TO contract laborers. was
placed among the orders of the day.
Hon. Mr.. Palohau presented a resolution that
the sum of $4,000 be appropriated for the pur-
pose OF building 4 bridge over the Waialua
stream, Kauai. Ordered TO be laid on the table,
and taken up il the discussion of the Appro-
priation Bill.
On motion, the House resolved itself into the
mmitt of the Whole, Hon. Noble Kapena in
the chair, and proceeded to discuss the Tax Bill,
Section 81 coming up first for discussion.
OtAON1A5 Az liz PCCAAOl4S u TIE u III
which came before the Committee, and the ac-
ton taken on them =
Section 32-Relating to the duties OF As
SCISSORS, IN regard to the manner and time of
giving notice 10 residents, and TO obtain returns.
Passed.
Section 33-Relating to the delivery by resi-
dents to the Assessors of statements showing =:
1. Value of real and personal property, in
Guiding monies deposited in bank.
?. Mortgages and membranes thereon.
3. Animals and other property subject to taxa
ton.
4. Names of all persons subject to taxation in
the employ of person making the return.
Passed.
Section 34-Relating to the returns of agents
of Insurance Companies. Passed.
Section 35-Relating to the power of assessors
to make returns themselves, when persons
neglect or refuse to make their own returns.
Section 36-Relating to the oath to te sub
scribed to by persons making returns.
Section 37-Assessors to make out duplicate
copies OF tax list.
Section 3S-Assessors to be present at some
convenient place for at least six days, between
the first and fifteenth days of September, ano
tax lists be open for the free inspection of al
persons liable to taxation. Passed.
Section 39-Assessors to give public notice
when tax lists are open for inspection. Passed
Section 40-Relating to the right of appeal by
aggrieved taxpayers. Passed.
At this stage of the proceedings, the Commit
tee rose, and reported progress, and, at 1870
the Assembly adjourned until , pm.
AFTERNOON.
On the r~eassembling of the House the Com
mittee of the Whole was again formed, and tn,
discussion of the Tax Bill proceeded with.
Section 41-Relating to the amount of costs
to be deposited on reductions claimed from
assessments made on tax lists. Passed.
his Excellency the Acknowledgement CAV
notice of his intention to introduce a new Sec
ton relating to the subject Of notification o
appeals by taxpayers
On motion, the Committee rose, and reported
progress to the Assembly, and asked leave to 81
again at some future time. Report received anC
approved, and request granted.
Notice having been received by the Assembl.
of the decease of Right Rev. Bishop Maigret ant
Captain iG. R Hope, of II. B. NJ. S. Champion
n motion was put, and carried, that the Repre-
sentatives attend both funerals tomorrow.
At $50 pm. the House adjourned until l
this morning.