The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-31
NOTICES OF NEW BILLS.

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NOTICES OF NEW BILLS.
Minister Ashford gave notice that he
would, at a future day, ask leaye to intro
duce the following:
An Act to provide for the bringing OF
suits by or against the Hawaiian Govern
ment.
An Act to provide for the right of chal-
lenge to Jurors in certain cases.
An Act to repeal Chapter LII. of the
Penal Code, concerning rewards to Sher-
ifs, COnStables and other prosecutors.
Minister Austin gave notice of the fol-
An Act relating to the military forces of
the Kingdom.
An Act to authorize the establishment
of a Parcels Post, domestic and foreign.
An Act to amend the Act to regulate
the issuing OF patents, approved August
%, 1894
An Act to provide for the registration of
trade marks.
An Act to provide for the registration of
prints and labels.
An Act to limit the time within which
Chinese return permits may be used.
Rep. KamauOha gave notice that he
would introduce the following:
An Act to repeal Chapter 80, session
laws of 1886, relating to the increase of
Chapter 43, session laws of 1882, on the
same subject.
An Act to repeal the law authorizing a
tax on dogs.
An Act to amend Article 81 of the Con-
stitutiOn.
An Act to amend Article 81 of the Con
stitutiOn.
An Act to amend Article GO of the Con-
stitution.
An Act to regulate the practice and
treatment of persons afflicted with lep-
Noble Dole gave notice of the following:
An Act to regulate pounds, estrays,
brands and marks, and to repeal Sections
231 to $50, inclusive, of the compiled laws.
Rep, Helekunihi gave notice of bill to
amend Section 4, Chapter XIII, of the
Penal Code.
Rep. Kalaukoa gave notice of the follow
ing:
An Act making a special appropriation
for the expenses of the session.
An Act to amend Section 101 of the Civil
Code.
An Act to repeal the law to mitigate the
evils of prostitution.
NEW BILLS.
Rep. KamauOha read the bill given no.
tice of, on Tuesday, relating to the aboli-
ton OF tuition fees in Government Eng
liSh schools.
Minister Ashford, on suspension of the
rules, read first time, by their titles:
An Act to abolish the office of Governor
An Act to provide for and regulate the
internal police of the Kingdom.
An Act to provide for the discharge of
certain duties heretofore performed by
the Governors of the different islands.
Rep. KmauOha asked if the Attorney
Generals bills were printed.
Minister Ashford said they were the
identical bills, with the exception of line
or two in the Police bill, that appear i'll the
volume of session laws of 1887.
Rep. +. Brown moved seconded by No
BILE Smith, that the three bills, Just read by
title, be referred to the printing commit
tee. Carried.
Minister Thurston read first time, the
An Act to authorize the Chief Clerk of
the Interior Department to sign licenses.
An Act to confer upon Notaries Public
the power to administer Oaths.
SUPPLY OF NEWSPAPERS.
The President read communication
from Mr.. II. NJ. Whitney, requesting def
mite orders as to the pleasure of the House
with regard to the matter of supplying
in their places, with copies Of
the DAILY ADVERTISER and WEEKLY GA
zETTE, during the session.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The President announced the list of
committees, as follows:
Foreign Affairs-W. o. Smith, H. P !
Baldwin, g. n. Wilcox, J. Kaubane, .. |
Nawahine.
Judiciary-C. Brown, w. R. Castle, D.
H.. Hitchcock, w. A. Kinney, ]. Rich
lrdson.
Finance-H. P. Baldwin, ]. U. Hawai-
lui, II. A. Widemann, A. S, Wilcox, ]. D.
Paris.
Public Lands. l. Dowsett, ST., A.
Jaeger, 2. n. Makee, G.. Bertelmann, j.
Sakaleka.