The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-28
Afternoon.
Noon recess. one hour.
Re-assembled at l O'Clock.

Re-assembled at l O'Clock.
Proof of Service-Third reading of the bill
relating to proof of service of process in
civil cases. Passed.
Lunalilo Trustees-Third reading of the
bill relating TO the conveyance of certain
land 20 the Trustees OF Lunalilo Home.
Passed.
Judges-Third reading of the bill relat-
ing to the number of Justices of the Su-
preme Court. Passed.
Tax Costs-Third reading of the act to
authorize clerks of courts to tax costs.
Passed.
Exempt Steamships-Third reading of
the bill 10 exempt steamships, etc. Passed.
Fish Protection-Third reading of the
bill to provide for the protection of certain
fish i'm the waters of the Kingdom.
Rep. Nakaleka moved the bill be indeti-
nitely postponed.
Minister Thurston said the bill might
work serious hardship in some districts al
though necessary in Others. The law
might be made applicable to where its pro-
visions are needed.
Rep. Kinney thought the bill ought to
90 through He had been surprised at the
extent and stringency Of the fishing laws OF
Nova Scotia, Maine, Massachusetts and
other countries having fisheries.
Rep. Brown said that if the provisions of
the bill are limited to Oahu, we shall soon
hear howl from other islands about the
destruction of their fish by the Cinnamon
who would resort thlther from this island.
The law should have trial; If found bad,
it can be abolished by next legislature.
Rep. Paehaole thought the bill would in
terfere with many peoples main source OF
livelihood. If IL cannot be amended TO
answer the purpose intended without being
q hardship to the people he would favor in
definite poStponement,
Rep. Nakaleka thought the giSt of the
bill is in the fact that the hon. member for
Koolauloa is largely interested in cattle
ranches. Ii the people will stop eating fish,
they will want more Kahuku beef
The motion for indefinite poStponement
was lost on the following division:
Aves-Luhiau, kamauoha, Nawahine
Daniels. Gay, Nakaleka, Paehaole-7.
Noes-Green, Thurston, Ashford. Rob-
inson, Young, Jaeger. Smith, Waterhouse,
Foster, Wight, Motley, Townsend, Bald
win. Richardson, Widemann, Makee, G.
\. Wilcox. Dole, Hustace, Dowsett, Ka-
laukoa, Kauhi, c. Brown, F. Brown.
Deacon, Kamai, Kinney, Mcguire, Kau-
hane. Paris, Helekunihi, Horner, Hawai-
nui, A. S. Wilcox, Rice-35.
The bill was referred, on motion, to
select committee, consisting of Noble Wide
mann, Reps. Gay, F. Brown, kauhane and
Nakaleka.
THE VETOED ACT PASSED.
At o'clock, pursuant to resolution
adopted yesterday, the reconsideration OF
the bin to abolish the Office of governor,
vetoed on the 22d inst. was taken up.
The President put the question: shall
this Act become q law notwithstanding the
veto of the KingP''
The bill passed on the following vote:
Ayes-M. P. Robinson, Alex. Young, A.
Jaeger. w. r. Castle, W. o, Smith, Henry
Warehouse, w. E. Foster. s. c. Luhiau,
las. Wight, Chas. Motley. Chas- Wall, H
s. Townsend, D. H. Hitchcock, h. P.
Baldwin. Jno. Richardson, r n. Makee,
e. n. Wilcox, 6. h. Dole, F. Hustace, J. 1.
.Dowsett, IT.. A. P Kalaukoa, A. Kauhi, G.
Brown. F. Brown, Henry Deacon, D: Ka-
mai, W. A. Kinney, J. Mcguire, J. Kau-
hane, G. P Kamauoha, J. ID. Paris. y. Ma
Wahine, W. H. Daniels, E. Helekunihi, c.
+. Horner, J. u. Kawainui, A. s Wilcox,
W r. Rice. Francis Gay, A. P Paehaole
40.