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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-02

The Minister Of Interior gave notice OF inten-
ton to introduce a Joint resolution autnofihins
the payment Of g 200 to his department LOT NC ~,
purpose Of settling osrtAin United states postal
Consolidation Of the business contained on the
aOricr Of the Day" was then continued Win anu
the bin 10 amend Chapter NV Session Laws %
lSSa relating to holding additional term o. tne
Third Judcial Circuit. Vas read for the thiru time
Then CANE up for its sseoad reading the famous
monopoly monsirisi,y known as the Bank OnaI'
ter. which bad been introduced by Representative
Cecil Brown
Represrnta,iye Dole stated that Mr.. John Mott
had Just handed him a set Of resolutions adopte9
NJ pablo meeting IN Honolulu anu Nnien, nse
attached. nearly thousand names, pTusestink
against the passlip Of the Bill. Printed copies
Of the resolutions in both languages were uiS-
tributcd.l
Representative kalua moved that the eonsidera-
ton Of the Bill be indefinitely postponed the Pre-,
vious question: that Ayes and Nays b. taken enu
that the Sereeaut-at-ArIns be instructed to bring
in all members in tue Hobbies.
Representative Cecil Brown said, introdneeI
tins bin. and from what has been already said
about Il in the newspapers and amongst business
men. do not feel that ] can say any morn N
favor OF It than what has already been snd; biu
not draw the bill. II ! had s0no OF the clauses
nov in It would not have been there. Inst Is all
have TO say. tApplausol.
The President then stated that a vote would be
taken by the AYES and Nays on the indehhiie
postp1nement Of the Bill.
Tie Minister Of ForeisE Relations, " Is there no
other motion Z %
President Rhodes None
Tue Minister, No motion 10 lay on the table :
The President, No.
The vote being taken, resulted IN the motion
being carried hy count OF j. 70 p; the two votes
in support OF the bill given by the ntrcduoer
and hon. II. kuhilaui.
Representative heau moved Reconsideration
Lost.
The same member moved that the bill be lald
on the table TO BE- considered with the Bunk'ng
Bill which the Ministry intend % introduce
daughter.
second reading of bill to abolish the Inter
mediary Court Of the Island Of Oahu. Passed 10
third reading On the lst Jaly.
Second reading of bill to repeal Section l
Chapter &c OF the Penal Code relating to the
legal construction Of the Statutes. This bill pro
yides that the legal construction shall be thai
which may be promulgated by the Supreme Court
Ordered to encrossneut and to third reading ON
the 81 July.
Third reading OF IN Act to amend Section - OF
the Civil Code relating TO the places Of holding
elections. Bill passed. 49,.
Hon. c. K. Bishop introduced Joint resolution
that the Minister OF Finance be authorized to pay
over 10 the Treasurer Of the Queens Hospital the
sum OF S7,lllssi Ordered 10 second reading.
On motion, the Assembly at this hour t5sSl ad-
iourucd Until 10 a. M. on the morrow.
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Reerptisn md AN % Primo o.ear.

reception and ball IN honorof Il. L. Il. Prince
O-car Eaa given by the CCusul Tor Sweden and
Moray Snd Ms Schmidt last v wednesday eve
n ualns had been spared to make the aHiir
hrifiisnt one. and s1ccess crowned the eduEts %
~. r-,inssakinl. host and h1stess- HE grounds
,re ,r,e baze Of euiored lEuter1s- ever true sem
fr,- u bsar the mellow tinted fruit iar-e irl,f
h1i been Constructed OF the Naikiki side % Tie
hoQse. entrance 70 Il being fruin the leEalia.
This formed the ball room. the walls and foei Of
-rhich we're mass Of has= overhead natlllAl Has,
aruund the sides signal ha-z- Al eaca eill seEH
trouhies Of Swedish. NorEegtln ald hAsa-A-n
hacs While above tEe1 -iIttergd tEo li-al-solas
stars r-ada.of sword bayouets- flowers lens ,la
paln leaves added craee and lightnesa 10 the dec
orntic-1-
me rresptisn uas held n the r-aia house. where
many q Our principal cItizens Eere Trssensied =
the Primer. Who vas must l1able, engaging IN en-
ersatiou with n1rnheE Of those ilsroa1ced-
The ball ope1ed about half pas nine o COCK
viii the Royal C1alriiie= this Els danced as fol
lows His Majesty AID Ms. Scamidi; q 4. n.
Priurr Oscar and TIE PrIncess LilIuakai1ni. his
~ C,vrcrrur D0n1inis ard Mrs.. WodEEorse. Hon.
Al \ fTe-hdzu and MadaH1e Peer Eaior Wode-
-. Ard the Frizcess IikeliEc= Comm iora lag
ertarr and Mss PeabcdFs Mons Fecr and y =.
N-rrsarrs. C1usuI Schmidt and Mrs. Austin.
~ - c.suri1siou q The Qaad-iIia dancinc uas
----r-,red Il GOD earnest a1.i the 1oor Eas scoz
sIirr --ifh fuiukIi1g feet- ToT=-1s twelve suFFei
-nr .srred and vas done ample lzstice - b. Old
"a yuunr. Dancnr vas reneTcd and Kept VI
We rrrnf s-srif M thrre o'cioek Cazszi ana
Ma Sclrslit ANS tc ccz1pltz1cated t1t he hr1l
nzzI naazner n uhich they e1ie-i-i-ed theii
Euu1ts.
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Scene.

AirSrsrEE G1usoy raEEs Roll N rHE DusT.
LAST Saturday. as Legislators and spectators
llooped cut Of Aliioiani Hale, after the vote OF
ne u cgufdence in the Ministry. there vas
much comment apon the result. As the Minister
ID Forpfcu Affairs passed Mr. J. I. Waterhguse,
81, the Latter said Gibson you are sco1nd5s'
- receiving as a reply . A witherInc e Oh
that l. what you mean and reinforcing his re
marx by again repeating YES sir, you are
scoundrel SIR At this moment, NJ. Henry
Waferhouss came up ard passed nod With the
Minister The latter then turned TO Rim and
said 30 You have lost h Waterhouse9 -
dout consider ! have, yuu voting log ygurseu
dos not make VOC win. Gibson fou ve losi
vour money and you've lost your cause y9aT
bribery did you no good h Mafethguse = roc
lie II v1u say used u0ney-yo1 take that back
Swing this be caught hold Of the lapel Of Gi6-
sous coat. and the latter slipped down a iifile
knot vas then formed and there Eas maen eol-
fg=ed talking. bat the bellicereuts Separated and
zeut their several Eays- Mr. II. NaternoGse
struck no blow and Mr.. Gibson seems to have tali-
en- voluntarily or else tipped over the feet Of oy
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PASSENGERS.

Prom kAn.i. per lgalani. June -s-caf z SpasIt-
in=, Gee Nliccx, Geo Dole. Sr-yihe. J Lauut. 3
snythr, ScaultEs.
Frpm Maui and Nolokai per Lelaa, jane "A Ur-
na,-F g Poad 7 X Clafk
Fruu KAhului, per Kilaura Hoa. June --IIou jas n
; MartiH. wife and family Wm n BtIIry 2 Ba-ot. q
PArmalee, II Tripp. II Baldwin. q A Jackson 7 Il
fishci ard childret. J Ross Rev kalohHa. " b.
N4i1ui. Mr. bern. Nh " kalua- Me- hapoi
Hanapi. y Marlin A T. Joues O. Bsusd aud wife
Mr. Frradwsy. Miss AkouA-
PROM " indvard P1rt-, per kinlu, Juae =>-Mr Iee
Miss hunkrr, Mss Nicol lfvd N f.-hsr. wife. and
sscrrznts. G Hiteheock, j Nan GillII1n l. Austin
= 5 Davis Miss bavis. q n Howell q Weber. Mr. U
Nashkc , Better Rev ,sco Wallace Rev u Mead
kalai. Miss Grimes . ? HasrIu-s vs. Ce,trril Mss
" N nulp-ou, 7 " Oak-hutf ard son r J Allen. b. "
II CumutnEs, vile and child nr q CzrIs-uteF 4 and
For Mani and Hawaii. per Piauiss. Jzue ss-H 4 n
Prince Oscar, capt II klluthsr-, Lieut. Sludsirum.
Cnl Curtis 2 lsnkea, W Love. ? Cusack. " Dam.
Crsmvr, W kocker,
For HnuEkcuE. per Auy rusng-, June -1-Miss a L
NeSrll Jno GrAham, Hcsse, ard SO Chia1-r.
For sun Francisco, per Kaiakaga, Jane li-j Haucy
For Maui and Hawaii. per LiErfiks. Jung 5zl-E "
PutHani. A Bzrues, Geo n Jzeksuu-
Fer kahulut per Kiaura uou. Jru- sL-W 7 T0Hc-,
J Holloway, W Lguric, A Wilson.
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Forty-Third Day, june a7th. 1854.

Assembly met at 10 am. Prayer by chaplain
reading Of minutes BY secretary.
Representative k0Wcu from the Committee on
Commerce reported on a petition relative to tue
nun-importatiou Of crTtJiH explosives, recommen-
ding II be considered with a bull on the subject.
Also On petition that veterinary surgeons be al
lowed to practice: recommended that petition be
laid on the table until the introduction OF bull on
the subject. Also on bills amending l4l9 and lt2o
Of the Civil Code relating to arrests Of parties Ia
boring under contract. recommended they be IN
definitely postponed Approved.
The Minister Of Interior introduced resolu-
ton thai the Minister Of Finance be authorized to
pay on the draft Of the Minister Of Interior the
sum Of $500 to settle accounts OF the Post Once,
relating 10 the postal service, with the United
States Post Office At San Francisco.
On motion the resolution was referred TO the
Attorney General to draw and present in the form
of bill.
At 1865 the Assembly convened as Committee
OF the Whole Hon. J. 5. WalEer in the Chair, and
proceeded with the consideration of the items IN
the Apr lpTiltiou Bill, and passed the following
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comMERoIAL.


auAuLJ II II :. 1T
The continuity Of aniuess uAich has been reported
fro time TO tine In trade circles during the past fcv
mouths siill continues and a. he time Tor payment o.
quarterly accounts is herr tAssc neicaesa con
stsnty Increasing dr-ir- the part Of the general
pnhc % urau the pnrse-sfrt ar fr-riher Canse-
stHnding Il hcing holiday wrrk. ne psly Imports
from foreign ports being that q the hssk Cas Grant
IRON LiNcrppo with ccnrral uerrczndisc
ne arrivals iur the week consist 81 the hGrks Cau
Grant frun Liserpooi, and Dora FROM Mexlcos asc H.
l. ". ccrretfr Nrftor, frun Caiiao.
The departure for tht week consist Of thg hrrau-
tines nnra aud VI II Dimrud bark kalakaua aud thr
steamer AHmeda ali for San frarciScc with domestic
producr, harkeuriue Ncunt Lebanon and h1rk Aulv
Turner, ecth with fan passeascs n-t= yChiue-l Zoe
nuurkuuE.
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Assembly convened at the usual hour and the
usual preliminary business vas gone through with.
Hon. c. X. Bishop from the Committee on Edg
cttiou reported on the follOEIng petitions. i.
From residents Of MakawaU relative to reduction
IN the school tax recommended to lay on the table
. From Naikapu. asking for the establishment
Of an English school IN that district: recommended
70 refer 10 Board Of Education. 3. bill exempt
ing Hawaiian parents, having 8 or more children
living. from taxation: the committee considered
that the provisions Of the I'LL opposed to exist
fn1-treaties and therefore recommended that II be
laid on the table {. petition that J. II. kAuipu
compile a dictionary Of the Hawaiian language
vas thought BY the committee to be unnecessary
an engagement had been entered into With Mr.. Ii
l. Hitchcock Eith like object IN viev and he had
progressed 50 far With his work that 1t vss nov in
the hands Of Rev. l. Lyons for revision. Recon-
uended that petition be laid on the table. D Pc
titfons from residents Of South kona, that board
ing schools for boys be established IN all Of the
Islands: recommended to refer to Board Of Eduea-
ton. All the recommendations OF the committee
Representatfye Pilipo from the Printing Com
nlittee presented the report Of the Committee on
Prisons and Police. Received and distributed.
The Minister Of Forsign Affairs, in answer to a
resolution passed b. the Assembly on the 18th INST
relative to the fees and smolumeuts Of cous1ls
Abroad submitted report that the largest amount
reported as that Of the consul at Boston amount
iug 10 S3l2 for the year 1855. he COusul General
at London gets salary Of $50 per year. There
was no report from the consul at San Francisco,
although he the N. Of F. A. had heard that fees
= bi-h as 5000 had been received on one cargo.
Report received and laid on the table,
The Minister Of the Interior presented a supple
menlary statement to the report relative 10 the
privileges allowed by the Government to the o. >
:. Co Ordered 70 print
Representative halua read for the INST time a
mi relating 10 the distribution Of GOverumeu nj
land IN snail holdings Read secUnd time and
orlIeret 10 print.
RepfesentariTs Dole read for the FIRST tine a bill
70 facilitate the acquiring Of honesteads; read a
second time BY title and ordered 70 PRINT.
Representative Nakalekn introduced resolution
that the Secretary be instructed TO attend more
tLoruuehly 10 his duties and not neglect the plac
ir1 Of Hawaiian versions Of the order Of The day
IL position. Not approved
Representative kaulukou read fog the hrst time
Iii relating to the Suppression OF lott ms, raI-
- or othsr games Of chanel To second reading
IN reruIar order.
Representative Dole presented the follosing yes
olqti5n Of want Of confidence, viz Resolved that
he continuation Of the Cabinet Ministers ID ONCE
& an obstacle to such administration az may en-
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DOwSETT-JoNES-At Kahuku Ranch han LA
NAu June sisg. NJ The residence % thc hr1s par
ents. By the Rev. Father Bualt JAsEs T. huvsGrT. ia
eldest Of Hon. Jamcs l. nlsett o. this city, 90
Mss HAEzIrr z JoNE-, eldest daughter q Co. " G..
Joncz. Esq.
SPENCER r. BROWN-At the .rcsidsuer % A. y
Spencer, Beg, uilca Hawaii go Juue 81, by Rev :
II. Davis, LEScutN D >rENCEE 90 CYNTHIA NINA.
youu=esi daughter u Capt Robert Brown.
CAEpEN-WOODABD-Iu thI- CITY. Juur -iIb, ly
REV. }. A. CruEau, Ma JrHN = CAizuES 60 N1~- AS~A
l. WcoDAED, both o. this civ.
FIsHER-DAWSON-Iu WaHaka Maui, on June
Sth q the English Church, by Rev. e. Z G-user. Nh
fErb n FrsHrN, q oaklud, Cal, to Mss Sarah h
P DAw.oS o Wuikapu. Mae
~ san Frsneisc0 and Oakland Cal, papers please
copy.
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Garden PartT for ths Beasf. q the LepeE.

Under the auspices of Queen kapiolani- the
grounds of the Palace we're opened for Eafuen
party and fancy fair last thursday The grounds
ere dotted With tents. large one for fancy artl-
Berrgr and bevy OF pretty damsels were enseoue-
ed IN a boFer Of f0Eers- Ms z. e. Jones vas N
cdzrrc Of the ice cream which vas literally p1i-
rlrlizcd- 4 cool tent where lemonade and claref
cup we're dfsneused was in charge Of Mrs HAyley;
he rafrcshmeuts fell To Ms. h. r Maefnria1s-
Ms Bickertou had . cent tent, and Inc l111
vas taken care Of By Hon ]. A. C1mmIns- Be
sides these lherr we're numerous tents where pts9-
pie could sit and chat lots Of chairs 70 lounge n,
AID then there vas the Palace to zee. Fhtttus
amanc the cruEd and IN great demand vas Tie
sa1e gypsy that attended The Library kair- A.
evening came on the Paiace Eas illuminated with
eoioFed lamps making VERY pretty sight Ehile
Irhts zere Distributed araonctEe trees The aEair
IS financial Success From the Treasurer. Nr.
". W Hall, ne learn that S1-229ls5 were received.
Il,a rrrcuzss vii b very snail
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N. Glo-ious Fou-+h-

The tu-susratious in the Hotel grounds for the
siei-Siiosi of the Glorious FooTfh are rapidly adj
vaacsa- t1zards coupietion- large stand eifz-
~ n aucururuolIatine nfty OF more people y
err-.cd opposite the main eu-r1nce q 10 Hotel
md archEays 10 be covered With red. Thlie and
hize- viii shisids and other eInbieuaiie decora-
ions. rreeuarv and fJEers span each -aieNay o.
Eosei - A model 70 sale o1e-tEuth Of actual
air-ensious Of Banker Hii raouzze1t 4 ready tor
erection. The orators Of The day VII Be abe =
addrass lane crowds Of seated auditors And II
ever Ezy he Tzrio1s C1rln1itteez At fssllle
forward their r1rio1s p1tpz-1ti1ns AID viiho-i
d1zht he ceishrati1n VII BE worthy q Tie event
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The Hilo Foreign School closed its summer
term tuesday. June 24th- The exercises through
ont we're unusually interesting Examination OF
stufies ia the morning and an entertainment IN
the evening Of dialogues, Rotations, singing
I1sut1rnine. &c The schoolroOm was hung with
Ereaths. the pupils were tastef1ly dressed and
their bright yJung faces we're pleasant si4sht
MIS- Cora Hitchcock has had charge Of the school
tic past three years, and has had marked success
a. 4 teacher. She goes out nov for two years
afs=auce intending 70 enter the Conservatory Of
Music a, Obsrlin Ohio, giving her time mainly to
tbe study of music She carries Eith her the
Eirdest wishes OF all about her and the warm love
Of her pupils. She Will Be greatly missed IN our
Little community and We shall gladly welcome her
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After the re-assembling OF the Assembly, short
debate was INDUCED IN relative to the resolution
introduced by Hon. J. Mott Smith, being finally
ended BY the moving Of the previous question by
Representative Aholo.
The motion to lay on the table was lost, p to Is
and the bill was passed to engrossmeut and ordered
for third reading on the 18Th inst
ALTO Representative keau moved the Order of
the Day. snd the consideration Of the Appropria-
ton Bill vas taken up in committee Of the whole,
Hon. J. ;. Walker in the chair.
After some little debate and changes, the follow
inc items were passed at the subiOined hgures;
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and my colleagues vas the modest way in
which The Minister OF Foreicn Relations spoke Of
tie cabinet las; SATURDAY.
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Three hundred and ten Chinameu left on Mon.
day by the 4aF Tsrncr, and one hundred and
eighty BY the Mossi LskRoa, some Of these are
expected 10 return.
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Work on the interior Of the new Library build
inc = nov progressing. The pillars Of the entrance
porch have VT 10 BE- placed
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A great interest in the way the House Is c1ing 10
vote On the subsidy TO the Oceanic $ ) Go. Is
being manifested m eertSin quarters The tenn
sidv~
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The rehearsal Of the Amateur Musical Society
viii take place on Thursday instead Of Friday
evening. Friday being a holiday
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The Swedish astronomers have pitched their
tent close to Oahu Prison and have set mp their
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One Of the prisoners employed on the e1eava-
tons OF the new polioe station refused work YES
ic1ay and left the place IN company OF the police
Z man.
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Major J. II. wodehouss. British Commissioner
and Consul General paid an Official visit - II. 5
n laHaais on Wednesday las; and received the
customary salute
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Ihe election OF officers for the ensuing term in
Aarmgny Lo5cc No. 5, J. o. .. f. resulted as fol-
lows q. W. BruUn, Nc. NJ CannAvan. VIC, NJ.
D. Mupsarrat, Treasurer, J. L. wisenan. Seere-
tary
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DIED
Report on Police and Prisons.

SPESCER-In this city. on June sub ruouAs
srrScEE, 81 Hic. Hawaii, a-gd - years.
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he 4iIn-fl got away yesterday with her ac-
custom ed punctualIfy- A larce gathering Of peo-
ple assembled the wharf 10 say cOod,oy to their
friends The Royal Hawaiian band vas IN attend
luca
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The schooner Rosario Capt. Swift, cleared
from Hilo on Tuesday, June 9Th, for san Fran
cisco via Eahalui- She took % tons Of sugar from
Wainaka Plantation and will I'LL up at hahal1i
zith Spreckelsvllle saCar.
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Last IhursdAy Representative Dole bruachi in
u vote Of want o. confidence IN the ministry.
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The Rev. Geo. Wallace and Rev. G. 5, Mead re-
turned by the Areas FROM trip to kilauea.
They report the lakes to be active. They were de-
tanned in the crater until near midnight bv the
extinction OF their beacon light. which caused the
guide TO iaSs his wav
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ON SATURDAY. July %

MHN.atmy sal,.raou. iu ilansiais. al iasi
Certain Piece or Parcel Of Land
situate 81 th- corner Of Hotel ssd Hichar sir--ss
being ihc prrmses mufc pafiica'af'l irsCfIn1f
Zoe linYal Fafetf No ie4f and Containing afr4 81
hilo n an acrr. ALso-An that
Certain Piece or Parcel Of Land
situate Hotel street iforfsad idlainr i1r pflu.
iscs above esrrihrd and particaisfls d-stfiaea
I'M ROYAL Patent No b..
- tuf further particulars arply 20
T.. ?. ADAMS. tarrr.
OF iocEcu BROWN Attorney 'af Nssi-.s-,.
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Twenty I've thousand dollars for Foreign Mis-
siuus was struck out Of the Appropriation Bill on
Monday The House thinks We ought TO have
some Home missions first, and some able men 10
carry them out.
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Mortgagees'
Notice of Sale

by DIRECTION 70 A. y. CAKrwnIGur Auurner IL
fact f1f MARY . ultOWN. the rnariz1-rs aanrd u
certain udeniurc n murt.z.1 dated Jane rtn. last.
tnd also lu thr additional crsfrrf fhrfein. ualf -
" aid Nary Brown, an hereby t'fesfel % ~ a
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The schooner &c Emma Claudina' vent TO Hitch
cock & Co.'S landing at Papsik0u on Monday
June s5rd, to load sugar for Sen Francisco-
A gang Of Chinese vas arrested on Saturday and
brourht before the police court, Hil0, on Monday
June 2;rd charged with gambling They got on
With a fne u Eve dollars each and one days i'm
fsrfz1u f1auf
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Forty-FIfth Day, june 3oth 1854

The House met at 10 a. m. and after prayer the
minutes of the previous meeting were read and
approved. The followlng Petition were presented.
Representative kamakele from MakawaO, relat-
ing To the payment Of the national debt. Refer
red to Finance Committee.
Representative Hitchcock from residents Of HilO
relating to Government lands leased by Foreigners
Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
Representative hauwila from residents Of Puma
against the passage Of an Act to indemnify the
Ministry for any moneys they may have spent
without proper authorization. LAID on the table.
Representative hauhane from residents Of the
district Of kau for appropriation Of $1,000 for
improving the roads IN tnat district. Referred to
Committee on Public Lands etc.
Representative Hitchcock that the Jail and
Courthouse 1t LaupahOehoe be repaired and the
salaries of the sheriff and iaiier be increased. Re
ferred 10 Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects.
Representative NahiLu from the residents of
hon praying that the Government purchase a
landing at Hookena for free delivery Of freight.
Laid on the table.
By the same member from citizens Of Napoopoo
for pablo landing at that place. Referred to
Committee on Public Lands etc.
Representative Godfrey Brown from the Finance
Committee reported recOmme ending the refnnding
Of S6o.2J twice collected taxes and that the
amount be included in the Appropriation Bill.
Approved. Also, upon a ball 10 mOts defining the
payment Of moneys into the Treasury. Recon-
mending that tha bill indefinitely postponed rs
the Audit Act already provided for such matters-
a 1910 consideration o. the Appropriation Bill
in Committee Of the Whole. Hon. ]. S. Walker
In the chair
DEFlErNExr ToEEIaS AFTAiEs.
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Adjournment was here had until 10 y. IN. and
on Teassembling the follOwing items were passed >
Ofce Expenses Of Foreign Arent..........s 400 90
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