Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-06-03

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Noble Rhodes the engrossed resolution
by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs upon the Hon. Mobiles being
granted leave of absence, reported that
the resolution had been delivered and
the Hon. Mobiles reply to
the same The reply was read after
which the report Of the committee was
adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
As soon as this order of business
was reached Hon. members Kaulukou
and Thurston were on their feet try
ing to catch the eye of the President,
who Recognized the member from Hilo
At the same time he stated to the
House that he had received com
which being read by the
Secretary proved to be an invitation
from Hon. member Dole, one of the
Trustees to the Lunalilo Home invit-
ing the members TO visit that institu-
tion on Friday next at 3 o'clock p M,
and that carriages would be in attend
ance for the members.
Hon. member Thurston then said that
before the President read the commun-
icstion he had spoken.
Hon. member Kaulukou claimed
that the President had recognized him
which gave him the floor
Hon. member Thurston asked that
the member give way for few
moments
Hon. member Kaulukou declined
TO yield the floor.
Hon. member Thurston then asked
as favor that he be given the floor
and Hon. member Kaulukou granted
the request.
Hon. member Thurston then said
that helregretted to take up any further
time on matter not connected with
the business of the House. Yet as the
House had seen 6t to take up the
whole time of days session in debat-
ing the subject he thought he should
be permitted to take up little more.
He, the speaker, by resolution of the
House had been ordered to apologize
to the House for certain words used by
him in the House Yesterday be had
endeavored to comply with the resolu-
tion But the House after three
hours discussion had come to the con
clusion that he had not apologized.
The Hon. member thought that he
had spoken plainly enough, and per
sonally he did not think he should
say anything further. But as it was
the impression of large number of the
members that he had not apologized he
would repeat what he had said yester-
day to wit: The words used by him in
the connection in which they were
used were unparliamentary and he
apologized for using them.
His Excellency the Attorney Gen
eral moved tsst the apology of the
Hon member from Moloksi and Lanai
be accepted. Carried
Hon. member Keau read for the
first time an act to provide aTperma
nent settlement for the widow of the
late Paul Kanoa. Passed to second
reading.
His ExcelIency the Minister of Fl
nance read for the first time an act tc
promote mail communication with
Japan, and another to the same pur
pose with the United States. Both
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Hon member Paehaole introduced
a resolution that the sum of So. 90 dou-
BILE taxes be refunded to a person
named. Referred to Finance Com
mittec.
His Excellency the Attorney Gen
eral read for the first time an act tc
license the manufacture of malt liquor.
Passed to second reading
Hon. member Nahale read for the
first time bill to provide a Police JUS
tice for North Kona, Hawaii. Passed
to second reading.
Hon. member Keau presented 2
resolution that the secretary be in
structed to pay $2oo for express hire
of the committee who presented the
engrossed resolution to Hon. Noble
Rhodes. Adopted
Hon. member Amars gave notice oi
the following bills; An act to ap-
point Hawaiian youths in the Sur
vey Department. An act requiring
the Minister of the Interior to con.
suit with representatives on pro-
posed repairs Of roads and bridges.
An act requiring members introducing
bills to sign them and add the name
of their districts. An act to provide a
permanent settlement of 5000 per an
mum on the orphan children of the late
Mr. A. Clark who, at the time of his
death was school teacher in the EN-
ploy of the Government.
Hon. member Brown moved to ad
journ TO 1890 P. NJ.
His Excellency the Attorney Gen
eral moved to 3 P. NJ, to enable the
members to attend the exercises of the
Kawaiahao School to which they hac
been invited Amendment accepted
and carried.
At p. NJ. there being but five mem
bers present, on motion of Hon. mem
her Dole Hon. Noble Judd took the
char, and the House then adjourned
to 10 o'clock (this) Thursday morning
S. M. CARTER,