The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-08

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Even the usually assiduou. memhnr
from I.ahaino Givh;tnS wos n uo,'1 m,.a
sent avg "''' "0' t'e
A. 1o.5o nm motion no onao.
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tion BiIl wos brnuuh, nm rho A.
snmhIy rosnI,nd 80 ~ ,',. no as
the Whole. Ron Konhi IN tha nLoin
ON motion tho INN, uE,T.e,i
Woshington SID Oo0 " uas ,aI
as in The RiI 90 p"'''"
The ,tem uCIoriool Ala ,.l r.,
penses In,otinn soNoo ;, ,"ao,.,,',-
ONT
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FOREIGN Ag.n,. siNnN " i '.'eo9
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Rem. Kom,,oho w,, d,.;n,,,.
baying tine Mn rnia,i"a =, 'u','ooo v.
sp,tlpmnn, for H., Nl r. ,n''" ,I
Queen Dow,oar ,al,on fro,y , ,1o
tah,e. '"' '"'
Minister widomorr o.;,,
thot il would ho aI'.;,a,,II oio'''oi' , 81
until othor items onnor,";, ,G W wa" .no
snhinrt Of nnrnnp pp ',"2 W .'e
we're reodv for diSnmssion ''''''"''
Rep. r. W. WiIcox wa. in favor
of the consideration of the item
granting the Queen Dowaper n per-
manent settlement at once and with
out any delay.
Rep. Smith was in favor of assist
ING the Queen DOwaUcr if she woe IN
need. From information recaived
he was satisfied that she was No, in
need, and such being the case thn
Assembly could not afford to he Gen.
erOus at present. She had M famiI,
dependent on her.
Minister Parker said that Doctor
Trousseau had stated that Her Ma
iesty had practically no income
coming from her estate, as that had
gone to pay debts of the late Kiuo.
Considered that if mioht he adyi.a.
bic to postpone consideration of the
item for the present.
Noble Baldwin was willing to aid
the Queen Dowager if it was ncces-
sary' DId not think that the coun.
try could afford to give money away
Just now. Favored postponcment.
Noble Thurston SAID that withou,
any dlsrespect to the lady
in question he intended to ounosp tho
item with all his power until further
and more explicit statements of Iii,
state OF her finances were returned
Rep. Smith had stated on the floor
that the value of the estate wos INF
at $50, 600, the most impartial had
put it at $40, 900. 1t was entirely
clear that she was obtaining an in
come of from $4,000 to $1,000 per
lnnum. The Queen DOwaocr's estate
had no right to be used to pay the
Kings debts. He did not know whv
the member from Maui (CornwelI] |
was So anxious to put this bill THROUGH |
50 quickly.
Rep. White favored ,be ;,om
There were many vino knew tho did
,eudcrcd nv thn daad El,, 'uo "'o
Planters. Tbev had wayn5 fa o V h'
MS assistance. People hod hoan oo S
irited IA nrart - stot,,> - Ir, 'o-
1t looked well to erect n sto,ue to Tho
lead King and lief his widnw s,a,r n
Minister Widemann hcnod ,Le
TEN would be deferred ue had
,nown the Queen Dowagar 49, a mita
Md widow and he now ogain knev
Ter as a wife and widow We did
not think she needed the ossis,o, w."
,kcd for. '''''''
Noble Cornwell desired ,o stoto
hat he had no bills Thai ha wiyh..d ~
abroad through the Unnsa Thoro
,ns nothino ~ bis thot 80.