The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-17

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for water, and whenever such rates
shall be changed notice thereof shall |
be duly advertised not less than
once week for at least four weeks
in the Hawaiian and English Ian
guages in two or more newspapers
published in Honolulu.
Applications for permanent sup
ply of water from any Government
system or source of supply shall be
in writing, signed by the applicant.
Such application shall be upon u
printed form, to he supplied Ivy the
Minister OF the Interior TO the Super
intendent of Water Works, and
shall contain statement of the
terms and conditions upon which
water may be used If permission
shall he granted, the applicant shall
be furnished with duplicate of the
form of application. Water rates
shall be payable half yearly in adj
vance, on the first day of January
and the first day of July each year,
at the Office of the water works.
The Superintendent of Water
Works shall, at least two days be-
fore such water rates shall be pay
able, notify all persons then holding
water privileges as aforesaid, by
advertisement in some newspaper
published in the English and lla-
waiian languages, that such rates
are payable on the first day of
January or July, as the case may be,
next following such notice.
If such rate shall remain unpaid
for fifteen days after it is due, 10
percent in addition to the regular
rate shall be charged to and be-
come due by the person holding
such privilege, and the Superintend-
ent may forthwith, without notice,
shut off the water from such privi-
lege, charging the expense for so
doing to the person holding such
privilege.
Rep. Castle moved the section
pass as amended. Carried.
Section =. The Minister of the
Interior shall, within two months
after the passage of this Act, send
or deliver to each rate payer having
a water supply at the time from the
Government, the duplicate from of
application provided in section l..
He may from time TO time make
such further rules and regulations
for the Government water supply
system, and revise the same. as shall
be necessary, not i'll any case to
conflict with the provisions of this
Act. Passed.
Section 8. All laws and parts of
laws conflicting with the provisions
of this Act are hereby repealed.
Rep. Castle moved to add, "and
this act shall take effect from and
after the date of its passage. Car
ried.
Section passed as amended, after
which the bill passed 20 engross-
ment, TO be read third time on
Saturday.
Second reading of bill to
regulate the currency of the Ha-
waiian Kirgdom, and the report Of
the committee thereon.
Rep. Hayselden moved the bill
be considered section by section.
passed.
Section /. The gold coins of the
United States of America are the
standard and legal tender at their
nominal value in the payment of all
debts public and private within the
Hawaiian Kingdom. Passed.
Section =. The silver coins of
the Hawaiian Kingdom are legal
tender at their nominal value fol
any amount not exceeding ten
dollars in any one payment.
Rep. Thurston moved to amend
by inserting after "Hawaiian King.
DOM, the words "and the United
States of America". There was no
reason why American silver coin
should not be legal tender here, rs
it had formerly been. If they rur
short of Hawaiian coin, they would
he obliged 10 coin again, and :
capitalist would coin II heavy pre-
, sen,age out of it.
Noble Cleghorn moved the section
pass rs in The bill. 1t had beel
, dinged into our ears for long tim
, that there was 100 much silver il
circulation already. If the honor
! able members amendment passe
every passenger coming here iron
the United States will bring at leas
$40 of American silver. There i
: enough Hawaiian silver in cil cula
) ton to answer all reasonabl
: demands for many years. Their
, might have been some mistake il
getting the first lot of silver coin
but 1t would not occur the secon,
; time.
Noble Bishop said that if the,
were not going to have anothe
Legislative Assembly for ten year
: there would be some ground for Nh
/ Thurston's fears. Every one VIII
+ knew anything about coinage wa
: aware that there is surperabun
dance of silver.
2 Rep. Dole asked the honorabl
1 Noble if he would take United State
: silver at his bank at it's face value
: Noble Bishop thought it would b
quite safe to do so, less the cost O