The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-16

Minister Gibson announced the
following bills approved and signed
by His Majesty:-r-
An Act for the encouragement of |
the manufacture and expectation of
taro flour.
An Act to amend section 517,
article 10, of the Civil Code, relat-
ing TO duties on spirituous liquors.
An Act to authorize the Collector
General to permit the withdrawal of
alcohol from the Custom House, in
certain cases.
An Act TO exempt certain persons
at Kolawao and Kalaupapa from per-
sonal taxes.
An Act TO amend chapter IL, ses-
sion laws of 1880, relating to educa-
tional and judicial districts.
An Act to amend section 32,
chapter Al, relating to the seizure
of spirituous liquors.
An Act to indemnify the Minister
of Finance.
An Act to license the brewing of
malt liquors IN Honolulu.
An Act to qultclaim to the Bishop
of Olba, for the benefit of the Catho-
lie Mission, certain lands.
An Act to prevent the obstruction
of streets in Honolulu, Wailuku,
Hilo and Kahului.
An Act to amend an Act en-
titled "An Act to consolidate and
amend the law relating to internal
taxes" approved on the 9TH day of
August, a. d., 1882.
An Act to regulate the importa.
tion and sale of opium.
| ACTS VETOED.
To amend sections l, 6, 8, Is, of
the Civil Code, to regulate proceed
ings in bankruptcy.
10 amend section 21S, of the
Civil CoGe, relating to prisons, jails
and houses of correction.
10 amend section 1858, of the
Civil Code.
10 prohibit the adul;eration of
coffee.
To prohibit the Minister of FL
nance flom paying the salaries of
Government officers, when absent.
| To extend the term Of The COM
mission of boundaries.
| To create boards of road commits
sioners, 10 prescribe their duties and
those of road supervisors.
To amend Che section of the Civil
Code, relating TO the rights and pro-
perry of married women.
Rep. Pole reminded the President
that The commission ON the election
laws had not been appointed.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing members TO act on said COM
mission: Reps. Castle and Haysel-
den aud Noble Bush.
Rep. Kaunamano moved the
thanks of The Assembly TO the Pre-
sident, for the able and efficient
manner in which he had discharged
his duties during the session.
| The mc'ion was supported by
Minister Gibson, and passed.
| Rep. Dole moved suspension of
the rules, TO present certain petit
tioDs. Carried.
| The same member presented four
petitions from L'hue, signed respec-
lively by 50, &, s and "a persons
praying the house not to increase
the taxes.
The same member said he would
haze presented the petiOions earlier,
but he had not received them until
after the tax bill had passed.
Rep. Keau moved the petitions be
received and laid on the table.
Rep. Kaunamano moved resolu-
ton, expressing the confidence OF
!, the Assembly in the present Min
! istry, that they will conduct the
affairs of the country in manner
t thai will be for the welfare of the
, people.
t Rep. Dole said if this resolution
. expressed hope that the Ministers
would act as stated, he would have
pleasure in seconding it; but it was
, absurd TO discuss or pass resolu-
tion of confidence in advance.
The President expressed his
thanks 10 The Assembly for the
complimentary resolution passed TO-
i. wards himself.
There not being a quorum pre-
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