The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-28

Minister OlDSOn salu ne was not
going TO speak on the point Of
order, but on the resolution.
Rep. Thurston called for the rul-
ing of the chair.
The President said that IL the
Minister of Finance was under the
impression that the statements in
question were untruthful he was at
perfect liberty to say so. 1t would
not be in order for the Minister TO
say that member was liar.
Minister Kapena said the word
objected to was the one commonly
used in Hawaiian to characterize
false statements.
Rep. Dole was about to speak,
when
Rep. Kaulukou moved the resolu-
ton be adopted, and moved the pre-
vious. question.
Minister Kapena seconded the
motion.
Rep. Thurston said it was indie
cent to move the previous question
on such a motion as that.
Rep. Kaulukou said that the mem
ber for Molokai had wasted his op-
portunity. Instead of speaking TO
the resolution he had raised point
of order. Having wasted his oppor-
tunfty he had no one to blame but
himself.
Rep. Kalua rose, and the Presl-
dent reminded him that the previous
question must be put without dis
cussion. The hon. member said he
only desired to ask il il was compe-
tent for member to moye the pre-
vious question along with another
motion, and the President answered
in the affirmative.
The previous question carried.
Rep. Kalua moved that the ayes
and noes be taken, which carried.
The resolution passed on the
following division:-
Ayes. Gibson, Kapena,
Gulick, and Neumann Mobiles Kaae,
Kanoa, and Martin; Reps. Haysel-
den, Keau, Lilikalani, Baker,
Amara, Kaulia, Kaulukou, Pahia,
Kaunamano, Nahale, Nabinu, Ke.
koa, Aholo, Kaukau, Richardson,
Kauai and Palohau.-24
Noes.-Reps. Kauhane, Kalua,
Dicley and Paehaole. e.-4.
Reps. Wight, Dole and Thurstor
each responded, "doubtful," to his
name.
Rep. Thurston said, that, as thi;
resolution was serious matter ano
might affect the future of Ministers,
he desired time for proper word
ing of his apology.
Rep. Richardson thought som,
time should be stated, as the hon
member might take till after th'
close of the session.
Rep. Aholo said it was no mor'
than proper that he should be giveI
time-perhaps three days. With I
little time the agitated waters nigh
subside on both sides.
Rep. Dole moved that the hon
member have till Tuesday next
Carried.
Rep. Aholo mentioned the invita-
ton the house had to attend The
drill of the Kings Guards, and tho
time was now up.
Minister Neumann gave notice O
an act to prevent collisions at sea
an act to regulate the shipping o
seamen, and an act to amend sec
Ga, Civil Code, relating to license
of auctioneers.
Rep. Kaunamano gave notice o
an act to require that prisoners worl
out their terms in the districts wher
convicted; an act to regulate immi
grafton for purposes of repopula
ton, and an act to regulate tn
sending of children abroad for edu
cation.
Rep. Aholo gave notice of an ao
to authorize tax assessors to receiv
taxes and give receipts therefor a
the time assessment is made.
Minister Kapena gave notice of a
act to authorise the payment of
number of bills contracted by Hi
Majesty's Chamberlain at corona
ton, and an act to provide for th
preservation of the archives of tn
Hawaiian Kingdom.
Rep. Kekoa gave notice of an az
to repeal the law for the mitigatio
of the evils arising from prostitr
ton. He asked for permission t
read it, but
Minister Gibson said there wa
not quorum present.
Minister Kapena moved the hous
adjourn till 10 O'Clock tomorrow
which carried, the Assembly risin