The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-28

AC1AAAAS VI EAlC jill AAAN- SAASSN ~ ~ ~
Noble Smith, to authorize the Minister OF
Interior TO convey certain lands to the
trustees OF Lunalilo Home.
Noble Townsend moved indefinite post
pOnement. Carried.
Fish Protection.-Second reading OF the
bill introduced by Rep. z. Brown July %,
TO provide for the protection of certain fish
within the BAYS. harbors, waters or streams
OF the Hawaiian Islands. Passed &c en-
srosSment, to be resd third time on
Friday.
RECONSIDERATION.
Noble Townsend moved reconsideration
of the vote by which the bill relsting to
conveyance Of lands TO trustees OF Lunslilo
Home was indefinitely postponed. He had
been asked TO make this motion snd was
informed that the introducer hsd some
thing to propose BY which the Government
would be compensated Tor the lands re-
ferred 10. Carried.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
Minister 10 Convey, etc.-Second read
ing. under vote Of reconsideration. of the
bill to suthoriEe conveyance of certain
lands 70 the trustees of LuHsliio Home.
NobleSmith moved an amendment which
wss adopted.
Inc U44 klzScCA ~ CAAEANl-NAACAAAf ~ hN
resd third time on Friday
THE THIRD VETO MESSAGE.
The President said he had received 3
message from the King. Read by the Sec
Rotary SIS follows:
To the Hon. w. r. Castle, President OF the
Legislative Assembly OF the Kingdom.
Sir: l return herewith 10 the Legisla-
tive Assembly OF the Kingdom without my
signature the bill - bolishlng the Office Of
Governors. Nv reasons are SIS follows,
VIZ:
l. The abolition Of the Office Of governors
Of each island will no doubt strain our in
terceurSe with national vessels OF great and
friendly Powers, where no exchange OF IN
ternstionsl courtesy Is provided. Said gov
ernorS being com msndSnts OF batteries and
fortifcstions wherever placed within their
respective islands snd ST ports opened for
the commerce with foreign countries, ii Is
necessary that such functions should be
maintained.
? The form of government Of the King
dom and the peculiar situation Of the
islands separated SIS they are make 1t de-
SIrable 70 maintain on the principal islands
the Office OF s representative OF the sOyer-
Done ST our Palace st lolani this 2lst
dsy OF August. 4. D. 1855.
KALAkAUA REX.
RESOLUTION.
Minister Ashford moved that the House
return 10 the order Of business "resolu-
tons" Adopted.
The President made formal intimstion
OF the Veto message.
Minister Ashford moved that the recon
sideration Of the vetoed bill be set for ,
O'Clock p. n. Thursday, sd inst.
N,hfa S-,,s-h ScfI ~ u Was entitled
70 statement from the Cabinet.
Minister Green suggested that such
statement would probably come in better
plsce when the time for recoRsiderau ton
arrives
Minister Ashford said. as the introducer
OF the bill, and in the absence Of Minister
Austin who had presented II 70 the King,
the Cabinet had advised His Majesty TO
sign il. The veto had come without their
sdvioe. nor did they know, until the mes
senger entered, that II was coming.
Rep ksmsuohs said he intended TO ask
leave Of zbSence for couple Of DAYS. He
moved the consideration OF the vetoed bill
be set for Saturday ct II O'Clock II the
vote should be taken tomorrow, II his alb
Ssnce. some people might say he went
sway TO ShIrk the question.
The Attorney-Genersl's motion was
adopted
ACTs APPROVED.
Minister Green announced three Acts
signed BY the King:
To define and limit the authority OF
Courts and Judges 70 punish for conIempts
In certain cases.
To provide for the discharge Of certain
duties heretofore performed by the gov
ernors OF the different islands.
To amend and regulate the law relating
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assessment and collection Of taxes.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
Honolulu Street Rzilway-Third reading
OF the Honolulu street railway Dill.
Passed
Tax on Csrts-Second reading Of the bill
introduced bT Noble Dole. 9Th inst. TO
amend Section 10, Chapter KILL. session
laws Of lSS2. fixing the annual tax on carts
and drsys at s. each. Passed 10 engross-
ment. 10 be read third time on Saturday.
Exempt tssmShIps-SeeOnd reading OF
the bill. introduced June 18th. by Rep.
Rice, 10 exempt passenger steamships
from the liability 70 carry lepers. etc. With
report and amendments thereon submit
ted by the Sanitary Committee, IIth inst.
Rep Pzehzole moved, seconded BY Min
lster ThurSt0n, that the bill De indefinitely
postponed Lost.
Ss>c-s y A4- GA4c--AA44Cl4Lss ~ * EC1- =
third time on Saturday.
Tax costS-Second reading Of the bill ,
introduced June TN. by Noble Castle, TO
suthorize the Clerks Of the Supreme and
Circuit Courts 70 Tax costs Passed 10 en-
grossment 10 be read third tune on Non
day
Proof Of ssTTiee-Second reading Of the
bill, introduced June til, by Noble Castle
70 facilitate the proof Of service Of process
II civil cases Passed 70 engrossment, 70
De read Z third time On Monday
Court Tern-SeoOnd reading Of the
hi. introduced by Noble Castle. June It'll
10 amend the law relative 70 the terms Of
The Circuit Courts for the second Judicial
Circuit Court
Noble Richardson moved indefinite post
Donenent- Carried, l. to 10
RECONCILIATION
Sohls Smith moved reconsideration Of