The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-16


+ the minutes of theIIouse kept by the Sec
rotary
Z Mr.. HayseIden said instructions to that
/ effect should be sent to the Committee on
Accounts.
Mr.. haunamano moved that the pay Of
/ the Secretary and Interpreter be fixed at
SIS per day.
Mr. Hayselden SAID he would have no
objection TO the amendment, but the addi-
tionaI appropriation of $4,000 was only to
cover expenses up to the end of Septem-
Der. Ii the pay was increased it would re-
quire an additional appropriation, as there
is already a shortage.
Mr. Kalua moved the report OF the com
mittee be adopted.
Mr.. Lilikalani said he had bill tor en-
crossing, and hoped it would be paid.
Mr.. Hayselden said there was enough to
pay that bill.
Mr.. kaunamano's amendment was put
and lost.
The report OF the committee was adopted.
A BILL ENCLOSED.
Mr.. Richardson. from the EngrOSsing
Committee, reported an Act to license the
brewing OF malt liquors in the district of
Honolulu as engrossed.
PROPAGATION.
Mr.. kalua reported that the committee
had waited on His Majesty the King, who
signified his intention of proroguing the
Assembly at Il o'clock Saturday morning
On motion of Mr. Keau, the report of
the committee was accepted and the com
mittee discharged.
BILLS APPROVED.
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson reported that
it had pleased His Majesty the King TO APP
prove and sign the following bills:
An Act to license the carrying of fire
arms for hunting purposes.
An Act to prevent the wanton destruc-
ton of game.
An Act to amend section S47 of the Civil /
Code, relating to the Vice Chancellors of I
the Kingdom.
An Act to amend section /, chapter 81, /
of the Penal Code, and the Act amenda- (
tory thereof, relating to Migrants and idle /
and disorderly persons.
An Act to authorize and regulate special .
partnerships.
An Act to establish the grades of streets (
and highways, and the grade and width
of sidewalks
An Act relating to the Justices of the
Supreme Conrt. LAppIause.l
An Act to grant permanent settlement
for II. r. II. Princess PoomaikeIani. LAp-
plause.
An Act to amend chapter 80 of the Penal
Code, relating to game.
An Act to provide permanent settle
Barnard.
An Act amending section ,023, chapter
3, OF the Civil Code, relating TO execu-
ions and proceedings thereon.
An Act TO regulate the practice of law in
Police and District Courts.
An Act to provide permanent settle
uent for Hon. w. c. Parke.
An Act TO regulate appeals from Dis
riot and Police Justices Courts.
An Act to amend and consolidate the
aw relative 10 Commissioners of private
Ways and water rights.
An Act restricting the granting OF Ii
enSes in Honolulu.
A Joint resolution to relieve the Hawaiian
3oard Of Genealogy of Hawaiian Chiefs
An Act relating TO import duties on
vines.
An Act to authorize national loan, and
o define the uses for which the money
borrowed shall be applied
An Act to provide for the payment of
ertain bills incurred by His Majesty's
during the coronation of His
Iajesty. and in furnishing and finishing
olani Palace.
Of ~
hawaiian Kingdom.
An Act to prescribe the residence re-
uired by law as necessary 10 the exercise
the elective franchise.
An Act TO regulate the observance OF
unday.
An Act TO prevent collisions at sea.
An Act making special appropriation for
he use of the Government during the two
ears which end with the thirty-frst day
f March in the year one thousand eight
undred and eighty-sjx.
His Majesty declined TO sign the follow
lg bills:
An Act TO amend section 247 of the Civil
ode, relating to the branding of animals.
An Act amending section I, chapter A,
eSsion Laws OF 1884, relating to parents
nd guardians being granted the liberty to
end their children free of any charge for
Iition TO the Government schools, con-
ucted in the English language, where
ne ordinary common school branches only
re taught.
His ExceIIency Mr.. Gibson said there I
as another batch of bills still under His
Iajesty's consideration which would be
sported on Saturday morning.
The President announced a communi-
alton from Hon E Kekoa, which was
lad by the Interpreter. Mr.. Kekoa states I
lat TWO petitions were sent from Puma To
he Assembly, one for him, and &
ne against him. relating to his
,at He has only been before the
1mmittee once and had been waiting for
le past TWO months with his witness ex-
Getting to appear before the committee. 9
lie had kept away from the Assembly be-
.use his presence was distastefuI to Ger q
in members. He asked the House 10 IN
afnitely postpone the petition against
i'm. and he retain his seat A. member for q
lie district of Puma.
On motion of Mr. kaunamano the com y
unication was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Thurston moved that the report Of [
,e committee on the Kekoa petition be [
ken from the table and made order of
lie day for to-day.