The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-07-06


g.oOlragemel of steam navigation. Bill
, tasd second ime by title and referred
- the Fiutu Committee.
Represe. ahve Keau now delivered
lengthy sta amant of his views on the res
o-tOn 5n-oduced by Rep. Brown,
land en- which debate was stopped pro tenn.
adiournmeut, the gist OF which was
In he remained with the great
J. -ity' and opposed the passage of the
s 81 AR ser of Foreign Affairs made
su-br nd sble speech on the subject
h.,c5f1 BIC which he said that, there
ls1 en olution passed asking for
e1-s IS of the Government. Ii
been de to him as senior Minis
RI we1 ave been answered long be-
u @ IS the Minister of Finance
-al C su cred it he could not say
Nlv Gle us = was fairly before him, he
wol SLY every dollar of the indebt-
elass c s Government, with the
cZ.aE-rl G. $1,000 had been presented
lu ls raD- the Minister Of Finance
ana t appropriation Bill. Certain
eas- raau 1ess does not appear. He
HFl5 LaE inform the House that
Sic G s 1t had engaged Messrs. W.
b. lreM o. as its financial agent
LLa ErE ls been transacting business
Elr LIE PAST two years for the Govern
men They ad been making advances
fC tle Cove ment on immigration and
u p mat a At one time the Govern
IS Gas 81 them 100000. There is
-n onan unit with that firm. The
1l ueu we them for the tug, and
ere t nee due on account OF GER
-'n matted. INJECTED with immigration.
Lle whole the balance due that firm
advances and the open &C
90. He was not aware of
hing There are certain details
not 1n- 70 his department which he
ul nC e, relating to immigration,
TT here vouchers and documents to
cry item. Two months had
eausl the session began. and 1t
I ghc- NE some action should be
tatel vt disposition Of the business
Ass Lbly Though the Govern
De had large majority. matters were
they ought 10 be. Last Monday
-lurnrg 7ent to His Majesty TO tender
lis r5-.rna-i n. He found that besides
thos uu sitiOn, there were others dis
So ai WITH him. His Majesty asked
uiu continue on in Office Two
E0-th= Il he session were gone, and
no-tlnc lad been accomplished. The
resolution S very proper inquiry, and
s-cl ( e'lz be would persistently ask If
ha @ representative In the Assem-
b-v Il IL S past he had made such an
ina 4 was only pressure Of bust
mes caused him to state IN bulk
raa of the Indebtedness. Now
thai given, there was no further
Gee delay business, but let them
81 le Appropriations Bill.
TIE rs question was now moved
being put, Rep. Brown,
desired to withdraw the resolution. max
ing 3 persistent attempt to do so. Oppo-
sition was made to the5fprizilNgs and h vote
vas taler, on the indefinite postponement
and the motion carried.
The Order Of the Day was now moved
ana Under the head Of Bureau of
5vements in the Department
ct Tor came up for consideration:
item brought up, completion
&c Station, Honolulu, $4,000,
iderable argument.
tive Dickey considered that
Of Interior had been expend-
without authority $4,000
E5 t propriated last session, had
bee- d, and now here was $4,000
o on without authority. The
c. shows how money can be
taken the Treasury The proper
r~ Oh the Privy Council and
nj 70 Gals t Council. Ii the Ministers
can a. the action of this Assembly
t e what good it was to enact
owed the item be struck out
tive Thurston favored the
assed as presented in the bill
il D yject but that he knew that
"a put their money into the
~ a. faith. The Ministers have
htest fear Of the law as it
U law SAYS they shall not do 1t,
do it. This matter of a
C1lncil IS a pure fiction The
a Cabinet Council to approz
l- honey
itiye Diekey said that it was
he Minister Of Interior had
ev belonging TO the Govern
~ regular way and spent It 1t
G his knowledge that morning
mister Of the Interior had
SIS 20 Of the funds IN his depart
VII should have been handed
th Treasury. and paid It out on
rs work Sensationl
alive Hsyselden. Have you
1ci %
alive Diekey. 1 don't want
s. 1 did not spend the money;
-- has the vouchers. but I have
ms
r. alive Thurston said, that this
ier As a most important one and
no ierogatory to the Minister Of
mes 0r m would ask Minister Guliek If