The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
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WEDNESDAY. July ls. 1854.
T,sti,tb pnv- July sth 1884

House convened at 10 30 and minutes Of the
previous meeting were read and approved
Representative Godfrey Brown, from the Sc.
lect Committee to whom was referred the Dill
relating to the promoting Of mail communica-
tion between San Francisco and the Hawaiian
Islands, which provides for the payment to the
Oceanic Steamship Co. Of yearly subsidy OF
Se9. 600. reported unsavorably 10 the passage
Of the bill
On motion. the report was received. ordered
10 prin,. and made the Especial order ri the
day for lie 18th inst.
President Rhodes read communication IRON
Queen Dowager Emma, in which Her Majesty
invited the officers and members OF the Legs
lative Assembly TO partake Of tie pleasures oi
luau at her Waikiki residence that afternoon
at O'Clock.
On motion the Secretary was instructed to
forward letter conveying the thanks OF the
Assembly to Her Majesty for her kindness.
Representative Dole gave notice Of intention
20 introduce a bill amending Sections OF Chap
ter XLIII Session Laws Of 1882, relating TO
'Tnternal Taxes" Also bill 10 prohibit the
setting % Of fireworks.
By permission the same member read Tor
the first time bill to Facilitate the collection
of taxes" Read second time by title and
placed on the order of the day for Saturday,
July L.
The Attorney General read for the first time
bill to prohibit the indulgence in the use OF
opium. Read a second time and referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Representative Hitchcock gave notice OF in
tention to introduce bill to amend Section ~
Of the Civil Code relating TO licences for hotels
or victualing houses.
luton that the Minister Of the Interior lie in
structed 10. produce information regarding the
total amount collected as road tax, and amount
expended on the roads in the district of Hama
lei, Kauai, during the past biennial period.
Approved
Representative Nawahi offered resolution
that the Minister Of the Interior be requested
to present to the Assembly list of all lands
leased or sold, without public notice having
been given as required by law. Approved.
Representative Keau road for the first incl
biii relating 10 the insertion of an item Of
s., 400 as salary for one Niagra, assistant al
the Maunakea street dispensary. Rejected.
Representative Lilikalan, offered resolu-
ton that the Sergeant-at-arms he instructed
to provide carriages for the members TO allow
Of their conveyance 10 II. NJ. Queen Emma 4
party. daughter
Representative Dole moved the resolution be
indefinitely postponed. He thought every
member who desired to attend the party could
afford 20 either pay for carriage or go out
on the bus. He would as soon support q
resolution to supply each Of the members with
stove pipe hat and pair Of kid gloves &c
attend the ministerial party that would be held
that evening. Motion carried.
The Attorney General read Tor the first time
bill relating to the Police Justice Of Ho-
nolulu. Also gave notice Of intention to in
troduue bill TO amened Sections Of Chapter
MI Session Laws Of 1850 aud sections oil
Chapter xxx Session Laws Of 1915 relating
TO the CONSTRUCTION Of railways
Representative Rowell asked for, and was
granted, leave of absence for few days.
On motion at l2.Os the Assembly adjourned
until 10 am. on the 9th inst.