The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-16
BOARD OF HEALTH.

bill.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
General expenses, $4,000. The
committee recommended Sl3,370.
The report of the committee was
adopted, and the item passed at Sl3,-
go.
Building, repairs and maintenance
of hospitals, $4,000.
Rep. Smith asked if the committee
had considered a hospital for Hilo.
Noble Marsden said yes, and they
would recommend an item as soon as
they heard from the physician at
Hilo.
The item passed
Repairs Quarantine Station, $1,000.
/ Passed.
Rent of Quarantine Station, $1,000.
/ Passed.
Segregation, support and treatment
of lepers, S225, 900.
The committee recommend S2l6, 100.
Noble Marsden explained the item.
Nothing had been reduced for sup
plies; on the contrary, $1,000 had
been added to conform to the recon-
mendations of the visiting committee.
Rep. Smith said the committee did
not leave sufficient margin.
Noble Marsden explained that there
was all the margin the Board asked
for The reduction was in salaries.
The item passed at S2l6, 100.
Support of non-leprous children,
$500.
The committee recommend $3.50.
Passed.
Government physicians, $4,000.
1t was moved that the item be re-
ferred to select committee, and Reps.
Kapahu, Waipuilani and kaunamano
favored the motion.
Noble Macfarlane opposed it on the
ground that it had already been under
the advisement of the Board OF
Health, the Cabinet and the Commit
tee of Ways and Means.
Mobiles Ena and Baldwin did not
favor any reference to committee.
Rep. Waipuilani claimed one doctor
could not do all the work in KOna.
The item passed as in the bill.
Medicines, $1,000. Passed.
Free system of removing garbage
$4,000.
The committees report was read.
Noble Marsden said there was great
unfairness in the system as within GER
tain limits it was free, and then with
in block man would have to pay
SO to have the contents of his cess
pool removed. The committee would
bring in bill to make everybody
pay.
The item was deferred for considera
ton with bill On the subject.
Noble Neumann moved the item
aid to "Paradise of the Pacific" sub
ject to approval of the Minister of the
Interior, $240O, be transferred from
Section 2 to Section /.
Noble Baldwin was not opposed tt
this item; but, before anything wa
done, Section 2 should be referred Il
the Ways and Means Committee t
, ascertain what the House had saved
, on Section /, and to recommend wha
items should be transferred to Section
l from Section 2.
Noble Marsden was not opposed t.
the item, but favored deferring con
sideration.
Noble Neumann withdrew his mo
ton. He was willing that the matte
should go to the committee if the.
would not neglect the item becaus
he had moved it.
Landings and buoys, Maui, $3.50
Passed.
! Molokai, $500.
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Committee on MolOkai was read.
Passed at $500.
Honolulu, $4,000. Passed.
Kauai, $500.
The item passed at S1500-$500 70
Nawiliwili and $1,000 for Waimea.
q General, $4,000. Passed, with tn
addition of the word contingent.
Rep. Kamauoha moved
Moorings -Hopoipu landing, $500
+ Passed.
! Rep. Waipuilani moved $4,000 b
inserted for telephone from Waiohin
to Kawaihae.
! A motion was made to amend b
p striking out the word Kawaihae an
inserting Kailua, $4,000.
r The item passed at $4,000, with tn
O proviso that the inhabitants raise tn
balance necessary.
f Rep. Iosepa moved the insertion {
v $4,000 for telephone from Haiku
Hama.
2 The House adjourned at 4:05, n