The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
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Der Of years have elapsed since
Government bad repaired the
en road, that the Minister of In
b be requested to send the Super
hdent of Public Works to look at
eferred to the Minister of Interior.
INQUIRIES.
oble Castle asked what action, if
aF had been taken on the resolution
ed November 25th) by the House
His Majesty be requested TO APP
1 a commission on the reorganiza-
1l of the Judiciary and a new Prac-
Act.
&c clerk said the resolution had
engrossed and handed to the
Ii lister of Foreign Affairs.
#bp. c. Brown asked if the Governor
ninis pension Act, laid before His
esty on the 14th, had been re-
led TO the House, and, if not, if
I'D j. was any record on the minutes
HAT effect.
Ehe President, pro tenn, said he had
knowledge of any answer having
b received.
~bme discussion took place on the
5osal of the resolution and Act re-
fed 10, when it was referred to the
histers TO make enquiry and report
he House.
he House adjourned at l1:25 to !
H ock p. m.
AFTERNOON.
Noble smith moved the following:
WHEREAS, the Hon. :. G. Wilder,
tesident of the Legislature, has de-
rted from the Kingdom to be absent
an indefinite period; and
WHEREAS, 1t is important that the
esident should be present to per-
pm the duties of his office; be it
ReSolced, that the said Hon. S. G
ilder be and is hereby removed from
y office of President of the Legisla-
r..
The Hon, Noble said he regretted
~ much the necessity for such a
Solution, but he had no doubt that
d Hon. Noble Wilder would, know
3 the present juncture in legisla-
Ne affairs, approve of the action of
Il House in the event of the resolu-
m being adopted. The form of the
Solution was i'll terms of rule eleven.
'he motion was adopted.
Noble Smith further moved that as
3 office of President was now vacant,
4 House proceed to elect a Presi-
fht. Carried.
fhe same Noble nominated for Presi-
.ht the Hon. Noble w. r. Castle.
hep. +. Brown nominated the Hon.
eble II. Waterhouse.
u ballot was taken, Mobiles Foster
81 Jaeger tellers, when there APP
ared: for Castle, >; for Waterhouse,
Noble Smith moved, seconded by
+ bile Waterhouse, that the election
smade unanimous. Carried.
Pm motion Of Rep I. Brown, the
esident-elect was conducted to the
stir By Noble Smith.
i'he President said he hoped his
lies would not be more than to take
vote on a motion for adjournment.
"a he would say TO members from the
her islands that if called together at
u time, he hoped they would respond
Simplify
Rep. Paehaole moved that whereas
) evident that there is little more
siness left, the Assembly should
point a committee to wait on the
ing with a message that the House
ready TO be prorogued.
hep. Kinney moved the resolution
laid on. the table He wished he
I'd say that the business was done.
& thought there was business re-
ring immediate attention.
N0ble Smith moved an amendment
Rep Paehaole's motion that the
ollse adjourn without day, subject to
K call of the Chair.
hen. Kinney asked the Minister if
y resolution of the forenoon on the
ignation of the Minister of Foreign
4BirS had been communicated to His
a eSty.
N Sinister Green said His Majesty
VI been informed of it and said he
Id consider the matter and let
IA know tomorrow.
Hep. Kinney said the House adj
lrnmg, without day, would present
# NAAetNAN VI W OdhlAtNS ~ luC tOull-
" Considering the dangers to which
q Governments exposed, he thought
would be a most unseemly act for
anbers to pack up and go home. He
bed the House adjourned to 10
lock tomorrow.
4 be House adjourned to 10 o'clock
4lnesday morning,