The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-12
owing TO certain irregularities.
ferred to Judiciary Committee.

On suspension of the rules Mr..
Kaulukou asked for petition to be
read from citizens of Honolulu, that
a license be granted to II. j. Nolte
for his place at Kapiolani Park called
the Casino. Laid on table until
bill is introduced.
Mr.. Nawahi said the Minister of
Finance had laid his report on the
table several days, but as yet he had
not seen it in the Hawaiian language
Minister Of Finance said the report
had been printed in the Hawaiian
language but the printers had made
several mistakes and he wished to
have them corrected before given
out.
Mr.. Frank Brown, resolution
that $4,000 be appropriated for
bridge at Waianae.
Mr.. Aholo gave notice of an Act
to provide fer certain vacancies in
Government offices.
Mr.. Godfrey Brown, " resolution
that the Minister of Finance return
$45.75 for taxes illegally claimed
from Kohala.
The Attorney General made
motion that all resolutions relating
to payment of taxes should be re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
A motion to refer to Finance Com
mittee was carried.
Mr.. Palohau, said that rs his
election of representative has been
declared null and void, he be fur
nished with copy of the complaint
and petition against him.
Mr.. Aholo hoped they would not
give the honorable member the orig
inal one as he might hide it. A
motion was carried that he have 3
copy.
Mr.. Kaulukou, resolution that
$40, 900 be appropriated for opening
road, from Kamoiliili to Waikiki
Kai.
MIR. Cecil Brown, gave notice of
bill relating to Justices of the Sup
RENE Court, increasing them two.
Mr.. Hitchcock said he had re-
ceived no answer to his resolution
in regard to the discrepancies in the
Minister of Finances report.
Mr.. G. Brown, said the resolution
was referred to the Finance Com
mittee, and they were so busy that
they had not being able to come to
it yet.
Mr.. Nawahi said that as there are
two persons engaged in the Minister
of Foreign Affairs office, Mcssrs. j.
S. Webb and DR.. Parker who have
not yet taken the oath of allegiance
and are receiving Government
monies for their services, the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs be requested
ito say if the appointments of these
two men be in accordance with the
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laws of this Kingdom.
Minister Gibson said Mr.. Webb
was only temporarily engaged and is
not the clerk or secretary, be is only
acting as an expert. DIR. Parker
is also only temporarily engaged in
the appropriation bill we have inser-
ted sum for Il Secretary to the
Board of Health. We have engaged
Sisters of Charity out of public funds
and they are not naturalized.
| Mr.. Nawahi said the resolution did
not refer to Sisters of Charity, but
to those two men, Webb and Parker.
DR.. Parker had openly said that he
was Secretary of the Board Of
Health.
Mr.. Dole said the resolution had
some reason and force. The Gov
ernment has distinguished itself by
employing strangers and ignoring the
law. The honorable member read
the law as it stands.
| Minister Gibson said the actua
Secretary is Col. Iaukea; he holds
the commission, not Mr.. Webb.
Mr.. Smith asked who drew the
salary?
Minister Gibson said Webb did
as regards DIR. Parker he is virtually
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