The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-07

resolution Of the Assembly passed the previous dav
presented information relative TO the date Of the
Hawaiian coin becoming the currency of the coun-
try viz BY resolution Of the Privy Council, dated
Dec. IS, 1883.
At 12Os on motion the Assembly took recess
until p. m.
On reassembling, the Attorney General, under
suspension OF the rules presented the report Of
the Attorney Generals Department The English
version only being ready, the report was laid on
version.
Representative Smith read for the first time.
bill to amend Chapter q, Session Laws 1882 rela-
tive to TIE Ell, s9Pres'o 81 Contagious Diseases
Cecil Brown, the rules were suspended bill read
second time and referred TO the Judiciary Com
fnittee.
REPRESENTATIVE Kalna moved that the Iuterrre-
ter Of the Assembly, W. Luther Wilcox, ESQ be Ap-
pointed the Translator Of the Assembly; a motion
which was passed unanimously, Aela con.
Representative Dole presented = resolution, that
the sum of $4,000 be appropriated for the purpose
of erecting a general hospital at Iihue, Kauai
Referred to Sanitary Committee.
The same member also presented resolution
calling on the members of the Ministry 10 express
their policy in regard to the Immigration of Por-
tuguese and other peoples, there being no amount
asked for in the budget, although the matter of
immigration had been specially referred TO in the
speech from the Throne. Approved
Representative Cecil Brown, resolution that
5000 be provided for the erection of court house
and Jail at Koolauloa, Oahu. Laid on table, to be
considered with the Appropriation Bill
Representative Kaulukou, resolution that 81
600 be provided for the repair of the road IN Kahi
valley known as the Kamehameha " road. Laid
on table to De considered with the Appropriation
Bill.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs, by permission
of the Assembly, made a statement relative to the
resolution offered by Representative Dole and said
that he had given the matter bis attention and had
prepared pamphlet connected with the Bureau
of Foreign affairs which would contain the 'views
and policy, not only of myself. but also of my COL
leagues, on the subject The subject has been gone
into very exhaustively and embodies considerable
correspondence. The pamphlet is at present in
the hands Of the printers. but the speaker thought
that he would be enabled to place it before the
Assembly on Saturday o. Monday. If the Assem-
bly, would accept this statement until the produc-
| ton OF the report, the resolution would. in the
| near future, be fully answered.
Representative Dole expressed his willingness to
accept the statement, pro tenn.
Representative Piipo, a resolution that 81 800 be
provided for the improvement of the road between
Kailua and Huehue, N. Kona, Hawaii. To be con-
sidered with Appropriation Bill.
Representative Palohau gave notice of intention
| to introduce an Act compelling employers who
paid the taxes of employees to give up the tax re-
| Representative Frank Brown gave notice of in
tentionto present bill relative to the proper OBJ
| servance of the Sabbath.
Representative Gardner, resolution that 81 600
be provided for the erection of a wharf at Kipa-
hulu, Maui. To be considered with the Appropri-
| alton Bill.
Representative Cecil Brown gave notice of inten-
ton 10 bring in bill relative to establishing the
ownership of turkeys and other fowl running wild
| In the district of Koolauloa.
Representative Nahinu, a resolution that $1,000
| be provided for the improvement of the govern
ment roads in the district of South Kona Hawaii
To be considered with the Appropriation Bill.
Representative kanealiI, a resolution that $10,.
600 be provided for enlarging Circuit court house
at Wailuku Maui, 81 900 for purchasing site for
a market at same place. and $500 for the cree
ton of bridges at Waikapu and Waihee. To be
considered with Appropriation Bill.
Representative Kupihea, a resolution that 81 900
be provided for wharf at Pukoo, Molokai. Con-
| sidered with Appropriation Bill
Representative Lilikalani, read, by permission,
for the first time, bill permitting licensing the
sale of opium. Read second time by title and re-
ferred To Judiciary Committee.
| Representative Frank Brown, resolution that
81 600 be provided for tho reerection of bridge
| at Waiawa. To be considered with the Appro-
| priation Bill.
| $1,000 be provided for wharf at Kaunakakai,
Molokai. 10 be considered with Appropriation
Bill.
Representative Kaulia, resolution that $4,000
| be provided for the improvement of the roads at
Koolaupoko. To be considered with Appropria-
| ton Bill.
Representative Kauwila, resolution that $1,000
be provided for wharf at Puma. 70 be con-
sidered with Appropriation Bill.
Representative Palahou gave notice of intention
| to introduce bill empowering tax-assessors to
collect from Chinese.
| Representative Kaunamano, q resolution, that
the Commission appointed to codfy the laws be in
| structed to complete their work in two months
from date. The resolution was amended by the
addition land each member be furnished with
one copy of each English and Hawaiian) version,
| and adopted.
Representative Cecil Brown gave notice of in
tention to introduce bill authorizing the At
| torney- General to draw from the Minister of
Finance the sum of $1,000 for the purpose of de-
fraying until the passage of Appropriation Bill
| expenses of criminal prosecutions.
Representative Nawah,i under suspension of the
| rules Representative Aholo having moved the
order of the day, read resolution that the sum Of
$4,000 be provided for the purpose of building
railroad in the Hamakua district, Hawaii. Re
ferred to Committee on Public Lands. etc.
AT 235 the Assembly adjourned until 10 a. m
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