The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-19

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With this in view, your committee
respectfully submit to the Legislative As
sembly substitute embodying specifically
the condition under which the subsidy
should he granted for the bill originally
introduced, and recommend the passage o.
said substitute bill
g. w. MACFARLASE,
). G. WILDER,
l. X LILIKALASI,
J. T. BAKER.
Mr.. KauIukou moved the report be
adopted.
/ Mr.. Kaunamano moved the report be
/ laid upon the table to be considered with
the minority report
( Mr.. Brown was in favor of laying the re-
/ port upon the table as there was petition
from banana growers asking tor reduc-
ton of freight on each bunch from - 10 80
cents.
Mr.. Kaulukou said he did not think the
other member of the committee intended
to send in a minority report. With re
gard to the petition about bananas, it was
in Mr.. Frank Browns interest.
Mr.. c. Brown denied that Mr.. Frank
Mr.. KaulukOu said if he was not he
would withdraw his remark. There must
be some one behind the natives who stirred
them up.
Hon. Mr.. Kapena thought all this talk
about bananas out of order.
Mr. Thurston said this matter of subsidy
should be carefully considered it was of
great Importance. He was in favor of pay
ing the Oceanic Company a subsidy, but
it should be done on business principles.
He thought the residents of Eva had some
right to be heard i'll the House. He hoped
the report would not be adopted
The report was laid upon the table, and
on motion of Mr.. Castle the substitute
bill was referred to the Printing Com
mittee.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on EDUCATION.
Hon. Mr.. Bishop, from the Committee
on Education, presented the following re-
port:
Hon. J. S. Walker, President Legsla-
tive Assembly-Sir: The Committee on
Education, to whom was referred can Act
to amend chapter 80 of the Penal Code, re-
lating to the Lords day, commonly called
Sunday" having taken said Act into con
sderatiOn, and being satisfied that it
would not accrue that resi- and quiet,
which is desirable and for the good of the
community beg leave to present herewith
a draft of an Act entitled IAN Act to
regulate the observance of Sunday a
substitute for the Act referred to them
and to recommend it's passage.
CHAs. r. BISHOP,
L. A. THURsToN,
S. w. KAAI,
ASA KAULIA.
The report was received and laid upon
the table.
LICENSING OF BREwERIEs.
Mr.. Dole moved that the bill to license
breweries be taken from the table and re-
ferred to the Select Committee on Liquor
Bills. Carried.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY AGAIN.
Mr.. Thurston propounded the following
question to His Excellency the Minister of
Finance:
Please state the amounts paid and date
of payment, between December 1, 1885,
and March 81, 1886, on account of the APP
preparation for subsidy to the Oceanic
Steamship Company. Also, the name and
such payments have been made.
BILL REFERRED.
Mr.. Hayselden moved that the rules be
suspended so that the Act to amend sec
ton 81 of the Civil Code, relating to licenses,
he taken from H.. .aII--1---
Select Committee. Agreed to.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Mr.. Thurston moved the order of the
day. Agreed to.
Consideration of the Appropriation bill
in Committee of the Whole, Hon. A. S.
Cleghorn in the chair.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
General expenses of the Board of Health,
$50 900.
Mr.. Hayselden moved the item pass at
$25 900, as recommended by the select /
committee on such matters.
The item passed at $25, 900.
Building and maintenance of hospitals, |
$45 600
Mr.. Dole said that last session $4,000 /
was appropriated and had been expended. |
He would like to know where the hospitals /
were.
Mr.. Hayselden said that no additional /
hospitals had been built, but new buildings /
nad Deen ADDED 10 the BranCn Hospital at (
Kakaako, and the expenses of that place !
and the Malulani Hospital, Wailuku, |
were included.
Mr.. Dole thought the building and the /
maintenance should be kept separate. He /
moved that an item of $1,000 be inserted .
for general hospital at Lihue, Kauai.
Mr.. Hayselden asked if that amount in /
Guided the building and also the mainte- .
nance.
Mr.. Dole said it was for building the /
hospital; he would bring up a separate .
item for the maintenance later on.
Mr.. ThurstOn favored the motion. He .
had been to Waikiki, and found that the .
hospital there was doing good work. There /
ought to be one hospital, at least, on each |
of the islands.
Mr.. Dole said the hospital at Wailuku /
was great success. The people on Kauai |
would be glad to see a general hospital at .
a central place, and Lihue is that
Mr.. Brown was in favor of separating the /
items, but not in favor of apprOpriating .
money for building new hospitals. They .
cannot afford it. If they began with .
Ksuai they WOuId have To nut two in Ha-