The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-28
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH DAY.

SATURDAY, Sept 18th.
The Assembly convened at $50 a. m. Prayer
by the Chaplain and reading of the minutes by
the Secretary. After the minutes were approved
the following business was considered
Representative Richardson, from the Military
Committee presented report, signed by himself,
the Minister of Finance and Hon. Junius Kaae, as
follows Your committee having the considera-
ton of several petitions from military companies,
report on each as follows l. From the Mama
lahoa Guards praying that the sum of $500 be
appropriated for them for the purchase of arms
and accoutrements. 2. From the Kings Own,
praying for $1,000 for the same object g. From
the Princes Own, praying for $500 for the same
object. 4. From the Leleiohoku Guards, that
$1,000 be appropriated for them for the same OBJ
ject. 5. From the Queens Own, praying that
So, 500 be appropriated for them for the same OBJ
iect. The committee have had the petitions under
consideration, and made inquiries of the officers
of the different companies. They are all in great
need of arms and accoutrements, and 1t IS neces-
sary they be supplied There is no supply of fixed
ammunition, and what few cutlasses the Leleiho-
ku Guards possess they have had since the time of
Kamehameha ~. The same company is without
pistols and other accoutrements, which they ought
to have. The appropriation made by the House
is only TO provide uniforms, and not sufficient for
the purchasing of arms and accoutrements. The
committee therefore recommend that the sum of
$4,000 be inserted in the Appropriation bill for
the purchase of arms and accoutrements."
Adopted.
On notion the bill for the relief of the Superin-
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and placed on the order of the day for Thursday,
tine Goth instant
On motion of Rep. Castle it was voted that all
standing, special and select committees be re-
quested to report before Thursday, September
Goth.
Representative Kaulukou read for the first time
bill to establish marine and military school
under Government assistance. Ordered to print
and as special order of the day for Tuesday, the
18th instant.
Representative Aholo from the special COM
mittee which was appointed TO arrange a pro-
gramme for the celebration of His Maiesty's If
tieth birthday, presented majority report signed
by himself, the Minister Of Interior, and Hons
Parker Bush and Cleghorn, as follows:
"The undersigned, your special committee ap-
pointed TO prepare aprogramme of events for the
celebration of the fteth anniversary of the birth
day of His Majesty the King have had this mat
ter under consideration, and after due delibcra-
ton recommend that series of events, a recep-
ton at the Palace, illumination and fireworks,
historical panoramic procession, regatta tourna-
ment, grand ball, grand luau, historical drama
and tableaux, horse races, parade tournament
and state dinner, commencing November 18th and
to conclude on the 18th of the same month, be
provided for by the Honorable Assembly as an
expression of loyal feeling of Mobiles and Repre-
Of his jubilee birthday; and to recommend that
the sum of ten thousand dollars SO O00) be voted
and inserted in the Appropriation bill to defray
the expenses of the celebration"
Representative Castle presented the following
report on the same subject signed BY himself, viz:
81 am in favor Of a loyal demonstration, but