The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-08-05

HoL. Mr. haulUkou moved that the resolution
be amended by inserting " amount be paid out
of moneys not otherwise appropriated"
Hon. Mr.. Nawahi thought that the reason
Hon. Mr.. Kanlukou favored the resolution was
because he lMr. K. had been sent a paper con-
tanning the genealogy of the claimant, and that
being correct he judged the claim to be correct.
Hon. Mr.. Palohau moved the indefinite post
pOnement. and wondered when the Hon. men,
Der from Hilo ENawahi] would stay his hand at
appropriations. The Hon. member had attacked
him during the session as having been too
generous with the public money, and at the sum-
ming up of the Appropriation Bill had in
conjunction with Hon. Mr.. PIlipo held up his
hands in objection to the amount voted, simply
for the purpose of making the public believe that
neither of them had any hand in swelling the
bill to ITS proportions, when in reality they had
voted for a number of the increases to the bill.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo said that all he required was
justice and supported the motion tie refer to the
Ministry.
On vote the motion to refer to the Cabinet
was carried.
Hon. Mr.. Widemann inquired regarding the
action taken on "A resolution presented by him
asking the Ministry for information regarding
he cost nj immigration per Monarch.
His Excellency S. X. Kaai, stated that the
Ministry had the matter under consideration,
and would present the desired information at an
early day.
Hon. Mr.. Liikalalani drew the attention of the
members of the Assembly to a bill relating to
certain restrictions on COfninerclal travellers,
introduced by him and which he had found on
his desk, and no action taken. He moved that
the bill mentioned be listed among the Orders
of the Day,
Hon. Mr.. K-aunanano presented a resolution
that the Secretary be instructed TO ascertain
exact amount of expenses of the Legislature,
aud any balance over the amount appropriated,
to be devoted toward defriying expenses of
members gong to their homes at the end of the
session..
The resolution, as far as relating to ascertain
ing the expenses. was carried, the latter portion
being stricken out.
Under the Orders of the Day the following
bi Is were read -
Third reading of bill defining nature of con-
tracts AZ authorised by Sections l41| and l4lS
of the Civil Code. Passed.
Second reading of bill to establish a postal
money order system. Passed, and to be read
third time Friday.
Hon. Mr.. Kapena, from the Enrolment Com
mittee. under suspension of the rules, reported
that His Majesty had been pleased to sign the
following bins -:
L. Authorlsing the distribution of %, 500 per
anuum from the Passenger Tax among the
benevolent societies Uf Honolulu.
2. 10 prom .Ie and encourage agriculture.
). To perpetuate the geneaioSy OF Hawaiian
chiefs.
Second reading of u bill to amend Section
39S vi the CIvII Code, relating to the postal
laws. Passed, and ordered to third reading on
Saturday.
Second reading of bill to amend Section l4l9
OF the Gavin Code, relating to the punishment OF
contract IauOrers. Passed, aud ordered to third
reading Saturday.
Second reading of a bill to provide for the
punishment OF Jrespassers on the grounds Oh
females semIntries. PASSED, and ordered tor
third IeadIng ON Saturday.
Second reading ot Il bill relating to the IN
corporation uf foreign business companies car
ryIng on business III this kIngdom. Passed,
and ordered to third reading on Saturday.
Second reading of a bill amending Section y
Chapter LXXIX vi the Penal Cooe, relating to
marriage licenses. Passed, anu ordered for
third reading Saturday.
The bill relating to the establishment of Ger
tain liens was indefinitely postponed.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo presented a resolution that a
committee OF five be appointed to walt upon and
inform HIS Majesty the King that the Assembly
would be ready to be prorogued ON Monday, the
7th Instant. Carried, and the following gentle
men were appointed His Excellepcy W. M.
Gibson, Hons. Aiwohi, Aholo, Lilikilanl, and
PaIahOu.
At I.I5 pm. the House adjourned until 10
am. Friday.