Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17
Saturday Press Supplement-. June Il, 1882.

authorize national loan and to define the to
which such a loan shall be devoted. Bill ordered
TO he printed.
Nakookoo gave notice of his intention to intro
duce act to repeal Chapter q of the Session
LAWS of 1876 relating to the conveyance Of water
over lands not benefited thereby. -
The President said that before proceeding to
the Order Of the Day he had been requested TO
convey the thanks Of the acting Captain of IL.
M. y. Champion for the attendance of the mem
bers ut the funeral Of the late Captain Hope.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading OF n bill to amend Section 800 Of
the Civil Code relating TO the appointment OF a
Police Justice for the district of North kohala,
Hawaii. Passed
Third reading of bill to amend section 97s of
the Civil Code relating to Bankruptcy. Passed;
Second reading Of an Act TO provide for the de-
deceased intestate shall leave no issue, father.
mother Brother sister, brother or sister Of his
father or mother or the children or heirs of snch
brother or sister of his father and mother. sec.
l, Whenever any person, male female, shall die
interstate within this Kingdom leaving no issue,
father mother, and no brother or sister. his
her estate both real and personal OF every kind
and description to descend one half to his widow,
If any, in the interstate be n woman, to her
husband. If any, and one half to the brothers and
sisters of the intestates father and mother and to
their children and heirs by right of representation,
and If none Of the relatives above named shall
survive the deceased person. the estate shall de.
scend in equal shares to the next of kim In equal
degree, but 10 person shall be entitled by right Of
representation to the shares OF such next of kin,
who shall have died, and IL the interstate leave no
widow or husband, then such collateral heirs
next of kin shall inherit the whole estate; pro-
vded always that il the estate come through either
parent, the brothers and sisters of that parent
shall be preferred to the others. II the interstate
shall have married, and leave no kindred but q
widow, then she shall inherit all his estate and If
the interstate be woman and leave no kindred
but her husband, then he shall inherit all her
estate.'
Owing to there being material difference be-
twixt the English and Hawaiian versions this bill
was referred to a Select Committee. The gentle
men appointed were: Messrs. Widemann Pilipo,
Aholo, Attorney General and Nakaleka.
The House adjourned at 1880.
On re-assembling at p. m. the Select Com
mittee to whom was referred the bill concerning
holidays for laborers reported and presented new
bill.
The discussion of this bill occupied the whole
afternoon. and motion to indefinitely postpone
the bill; the Ayes and Noes were taken with the
following result: Ayes. W. NJ Gibson, j.
L. Bush, L. Preston, Hon. G. Il. Bishop, 7. Kanoa,
Jno o. Domins. A. 5. Cleghorn j. p. Parker, j..
NJ. Kapena, ]. Mott Smith, G. II. Judd ii. A. Wide
Manu. p. p. Kanoa, l.. Aholo, j. w. Kaua, L.
Haupu, j. Kauhane. ID. II. Nahinu, S. Awohi, j.
X. Kaunnmanoh, W. II. Rice, total 81. Noes II.
KuinelanicJ. Kaae. L. X. Lilikalani, Ii. w. Lahi-
lahi, F. Pahia, Frank Brown, j. X. Mahoe, j.
Kaluhi, j. Nakookoo j. kamakele, j. Gardner, j.
NJ. Kauwa, q. W. Pilipo, J. Kauai, g. b. Palohau,
J. Nakaleka, s. X. Kuphea, A. Kaukau total Is.
Total votes cast 30.
The House adjourned at $3.50 p m.