The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-10

portant matter and should jake the for1n o. bali
II would require to be rese three times before j
could be acted upon.
His Excsllency, the Minister, gave the necessar,
notice.
The member for waimea, Kauai, introduced
resolution that 5000 be appropriated for agaol u
that district.
Mr. Palahau, introduced a resolution, thai
whereas Kamehameha LII gave Kuleanas to hii
people his birthday be observed as Governme N
holiday. Carried.
Mr.. kaIua gave notice of Bill to prevent tn,
Minister Of the Interior from selling Government
lands.
Mr. Palahau moved that the House take up the
consideration of the proposed amendments Z
Articles IS and 81 of the Constitution. Carried.
The Secretary read the following proposed
amendment:
TO Article IS of the Constitution granted b,
| His Majesty Kamehameha V. on the 10th day Of
/ August A. D. 1864, as amended and approved on
the 18th day of May A. d. 1858, according to Arti
\ Gle so of the Constitution
That Article Sc of the Constitution be and th,
same is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 56. The Representatives shall receive
for their services compensation to be ascertainec
/ by law and paid out of the Public Treasury; bu
no increase of compensation shall take effect dur
ing the year in which it shall have been made anC
ton of said Representatives beyond tie surs Of
| five hundred dollars for each session"
Mr.. Kapena was of opinion that no debate was
| required on this amendment.
Ayes, His Ex. W. L. Green, W. N. Armstrong, j
s. Walker, Hon. p. Kanoa, J. p. Parker, ]. /. Dow
sett, ], Moanauli, ]. NJ: Kapena, S; K kaai J. e
| W. Lahilahi, F. Pahia, S. X. Mahoe, j. Kaluhi, J
/ L. Kaulnkou, L. Aholo, ]. w. Kalua, G.. Z. Rich
| ardson, ]. Nakookoo, J. Gardner, j. Nawaki, p
| Haupu, J. NJ. Kauwila, ]. kauhane, d. H. Nahum
| G. W. Pilipo, j. X. Kaunamano, ]. Kauai, C. B
Palohau, ]. Nakaleka. S. X. Kupihea total 81 Noes
| Hon. C. L. Bishop S. G. Wilder, w. NJ. Gibson
| Frank Brown, ]. Kamakele, S. Aiwohi, total 6
| Total number of votes cast 40
The majority having the required two thirds Of
| the Assembly, the amendment was declared al
/ finally passed.
The next matter was the proposed amendment
TO Article 81 of the Constitution granted by Kane
hameha V. on the 10th day of August A. ID. 1864 II
accordance with Article 50 of said Constitution.
| -Section l. That article 81 of the Constitution
| granted by His Majesty Kamehameha V. on the
10th day of August, 1864, be and the same is here
/ by amended in accordance with Article 50 of sale
Constitution, by striking out the words five hun
dredr and by substituting therefor the words ''twC
| thousand" and by striking out the words ''twC
/ hundred and fifty and substituting therefor the
words zone thousand so that the article shall
i read as follows:
ARTICLE 81. No person shall be eligible for
Representative OF the people, who IS insane or an
| idiot; nor unless he be male subject of the King
| dom, who shall have arrived at the full age Of
| twenty-one years, who shall know how TO read and
| write. who shall understand accounts, and shall
have been doiniciled in the Kingdom for at least
/ mediately preceding his election and who shall
| own real estate within the Kingdom of a cleal
value over and above all membranes of at least
| two thousand dollars, or who shall have an annual
income of at least two thousand dollars, derived
| from any property or some lawful employment"
! Mr.. S. X. Kaai moved the indefinite postpone
ment of this article.
| The ayes and noes resulted as follows
Ayes, Hon. c. Il. Bishop, Jno. o. Dominis j. p
Parker, J. Moanauli, j. NJ. Kapena, S. X. Kaai, ]
| L. Bush, H. A. Widemann, j. Kaae, p. p. Kanoa
| W. NJ. Gibson, Z. X. Lilikalani, H. W. Lahi.
| lahi, E. Pahia, Frank Brown, s. X. B1ahoe, j
Kaluhi, j. L. Kaulukou, G. L. Richardson, ]. Ma
kookoo, j Gardner, J. Nawahi, p. Haupu, J. NJ
/ Kauwila, j. Kauhane, d. h. Nahinu, G. w. Pilipo
| s. Aiwohi, ]. Kauai, G. b. Palohau, j. Nakaleka
S X. Kupihea, total 80: Noes, His Ex ]. s. Walker
| p. Kanoa, s. G. Wilder, ]. l. Dowsett, J. Mott
Smith, /. Aholo, ]. W. Kalus, J. Kamakele, J. K
Kaunamano, total .. Total number of votes cast
| Il.
The President declared the Article to be indefi
nitely postponed.
The House adjourned at 12I5 p. m. until 10 a. m
the following day.