The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-13

q On Warss Of gardner. two years. $3.50; wages
Of one lahorer. two years, SSlus tools ro1es anu
expenses, Ss.so .,.....,
what had already been said; bot would say wora
in regard to Mr.. Jaeger. who Is sI,sndine hls nne
in panfiuc seeds and plants all ever the fsianus.
He devptas his time 10 imrrov1rS Governrnen.
rrorerty He has correspondence Eith All parts o.
the world in exchanging SEEDS; also superintenainS
The work here and distributing seeds al over ne
Hawaiian Islands. He has already dtstElnStsa
several thousand trees TO the islands and Honolulu
in the squares and kapiolani PARK, and otnet
rlsres This work he does Cratuitously. lhere
are no= on the slopes Of Makki SouuO Young trees.
The work being now under way Il would be = great
Representaiive Kaulukou made few remarks in
his usual boissercus manner, the tone being 50
loud that Representative Aholo objected rs INC
member was sreaking loud he could not hear
After a debate lasting two hours, the motion to
insert an item Of $l20oO for Forests and Nurseries
was put and the ayes and nays being taken the
vote resulted follows -
ArEs.-Cii,son. Kapena Bishop. Dominis, vii
der, Iseuborr. nowsett, Bush, J. Mott smith Ia
uoa. Walker. Martin. 1ihkalani, Frank Brown,
Amara, Ahoo, Richardson; W. u; smiln Ssss..,
Hitchcock. kauhane. Nahum. Pllipo, Godtrey
Brown. Kaunamsno. Dole, RoWeli, Paiohau' hupi-
NorS;-kaae. Maciarlane. Kaulukou, Keau, Ba-
ker. Kania. kamakele, Garinerr hauwilA, MAXI
he next item in the report ~ KapiolAni Park
S5,Qoo~ was passed.
Thomas Sluars S5oOo
The al,ove item c4uscd considerable discussion
duriu, which Hon. A. ). Clechorn left the char
placing Hon. ]. :. Walker in his stead. and en-
gagged in the debate. -
Thomas Square for the past two years. Daring
that time II had been laid ont by surveyor, Wate
pipes Laid and at the end of last biennial period
| II was indebted TO him 500 IL he bad not car
ned the WORK on, everything that had been spent
would have been lost There We're a great many
yuunc trees planted that required constant water
inc. II less than the amount asket vas given inc
/ force would have to be rednced- This square has
existed as Square for 40 years. When the haVaii-
an GAG was restored by Admiral Thomas the
| place vas named after him.
| Representative hauiukou desired TO know where
l the money from the sale OF grass went
The SPEAKER stated that the crass had bten
given away he had been glad to SCI nd oil IL Oon-
tuning be said there Is not civilized country IN
| the face OF the earth that spends so little money
| N squares and parks as this county does When
Vancouver brought cattle to the country and askeu
/ that they be iabooed IN tNl did not suppose that
that taboo would last fot one hundred wears lIhls
DEPRESSION was relative TO the destruction OF Vege
/ tation by Wild cattle, goats, etc. The Govern
neni has not single place that Is credit 70 II,
/ except perhaps the Queens Hospital The INST
| thing that is done BY the British oolonists and
Others Is 10 lay ont parks and squares all OF which
rebound 10 the credit Of the country, and benehi
Re1reseatative smith said he had been past
| thuee wears The Honorable Noble has done
| crest deal Of cTatuiiuos work, but any one who
] knows ANYTHING about squares, knows there has
/ bees, a great deal Of lime wasted IN Thomas
j Square. He agreed with the gentleman about the
lack of vell-Eep; public places. lie depiored the
coudiliin Of the Palace grounds; considered that
| IL lcokrd wretched and disgrace to the hing
/ dom. That place Ought to be oae Of the most
] beautiful IL the county. but : the rcverse-
| Item vas finally passed as above. At 80, the
tizle allotted having expired the COMMITTEES 10 Sc,
| reported Trocress and asked leave TO SIT again.
| pn motion OF Rep. Smith the Assembly again
convened IN Committee Of the Whole for one and a
half hours further consideration OF the APpropTia-
lion BIZ. Hon J. : Walker IN the chair The fol
/ loving items were passed;
Hawaiian Agricultural society ----------- LOO
Hep. Dole moved to insert $500 for Makih re
serve.
Rep. klnoalu said be did not wish to assist in
/ the amusement Of other PeoPle' and he therefore
moved 10 strike II uut-
! Under instructions from the President, the
Chairman ruled that the motion out OF order.
/ Tha report ol ths COMMITTEES On Salaries OF po-
Iics vas then brought up and after considerable
desuliory discussion the followins items were
passed;