The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-25

'...aaH A.l AAAf past bltl1ului dS lOl-
lows
Expenses Kings Guards. -...--. S704s7 Os
Il Volunteers Companies r...#
hI1s's OWu.... $l.I34 5S
Honolulu lkiueS 3,J4b -
Nlgl-lllo1 Guards s............--.....-.. l9S %
ls.anHlku Guards ..................-.. al9 60
THaers Owu.........-........- 1902 90
ylral's Own. ..-.----.--..---.-..-.-. l,l4s 50
5y order Of lis Majesty - yee....,.-,..-. 200 90
a ll1uung az Co, for helmets from Ger
many, by order Of His Majesty ...... 900 90
---IlaF Armory ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOO W
Exchange. -.-.---...-......-........ 10 90
Foreign Missions
Expenses Hon. L. Aholo and Hon. W.
ID Alexander as Commissioners to
Moadian Conference. ms 2Oss 90
Balance expenses Col. Iaukea's mission. Al 90
Balance Capt. Trips mission. 475 90
70 Meuc5. 90. -............... 1880 90
Llp-1sgs Of Prince Oscars visit to Ha-
] @ ]E5s s:s: g Tss.isa IN spain sHs as g g
FsE Orleans and Louisville Exposition. S,4.S 80
trsIlllluary expenses Consulate General
10 San Francisco. ..-.....--.---....... s5l IS
t1Tenses japanese Special Commissio-
neF's visit to Hilo-....-.............. q 90
A!eka.. .....-.................... 1875 90
Washington. . -, -......... 1000 90
A. ;g9 oaiqialsi SO SO Il II
alE- AaEley hopkins on account of Salary 100 10
'l5i Oi Portrait of His Majesty the King
sIPeases thereon. .........- l,2ie 50
N1zi OF Books, Papers and other Docu-
nelts sent abroad, of translating,
and sdyertlsing Convention with ia
pam and Of freights postaces and
other lncldentals-- l,494 %
Total expenses for Missions Is,s75 se
EEF.asss Foreign Agents. 1852 8?
saGcauOR Hawaiian abroad. 22,3i3 80
After some little talk (not debate) the
returns were ordered to the Finance Com
mlttee and to print
Hon. c. H. Judd presented, by order of
the Assembly, an account in detail of the
Expenditures connected with Household
Expenses for the biennial period ending
March 3lst, 1886. Report received and
ordered TO print.
The Attorney General gave notice of a
tll authorizing the Minister of Interior
60 give a quit claim to the Bishop of Olba
Tor certain lands used for eleemosinary
purposes.
At l205 the Assembly adjourned until
40 p. m
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly reconvened at Las and
the inst business transacted was the in
definite postponement of resolution Of
Tered 10y Rep. Brown that the considera
ton Of the Appropriation Bill be deferred
until Monday the 24th inst
Representative Dole gave notice of a
hiL relating to the descent Of property of
those who die Intestate.
Representative Dole offered 9, resolution
that the Minister of Foreign Affairs be
requested TO state the object of the mis-
son Of Mr.. r. NJ Daggett to Washington
and the result.
Representative kaulukou desired to
know from the introducer of the resolu-
uon whether or no he was sure that MIR.
Daggett had gone on mission under the
auspices of this Government
The Attorney General desirt d TO fur
nlsh the answer to that question and said
that the information of Rep Dole was
o0i2lned from TIE columns ol the HA-
sAIIAS GAzETTE.
Representative Dole said there were
some mstters that were known to the
world witho ut being given officially. This
had been Well known matter Of dis
oasslon ia the newspapers, and OF criti-
Gsm IN f.he community 1t would be very
easy tof the Minister of Foreign Afnirs to
STATE there was such mission, and ii
80, III results.
" preventative Brown said that he was
M ,Ii' lrned that there WAS an item in the
"a n Mister OF Foreign Affairs return Of
S+OoO for expenses connected with tins
i9isslon. That report was before the
house, therefore they were entitled to
Know what the mission was and what was
accomplished, and the As ;embly should
pass the resolution.
During the controversy that ensued, |.
.-ouon TO take up the Order OF the Day
Wa made and passed thus choking on
acton on the resolution.
Before proceeding with Ia order of ths
"s!, President Walker informed the As
seenoly that Rep. Kaai des ired leave o
~oSenoe for one week Granite
ihe Appropriation Bin be ing the specia
taer Of the day the Assembly resolves
nI 1Ilo Committee of the Whole, Hon A !
eleghorn in the chair and proceeded t.
consider the item of 5000, Interest o
'apanese Fund.
hon Godfrey Rhodes was sin Of TN