The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-12

meanor and Furnishes by a fac not ex-
| ceeding Fifty Dollars, unless such person
>h shOw 10 the satisfaction OF the
Court wherein he is prosecuted for such
refusal or fai IRE that ne has Ost his c.T-
tlficate of registration and has applied u
the Registrar for a new certificate To re-
place the one which IS lost, and shall
produce such new certificate.
Noble Thurston moved to amend,
substituting the expression general
uperintendent" for ''chief clerk
Passed as amended.
SEC. II. Any person registered under
this Act who has lost his certificate shall
upon application to the Registrar of the
division wherein such person resides,
and the payment of fee of twenty-five
cents, receive new certificate in lieu OF
that which is lost upon his statement un-
der oath or affirmation of such loss
The Registrar 10 whom the application
Is made Tor a new certificate unless salts
lied that the applicant. is the person he
represents himself TO be, shall require
satisfactory evidence Of the identity Of
the applicant before granting such new
certificate.
Passed
SEC. -. Any person who shall know
lngly make sny false representation upon
etecting his registration, or applying for
any certificate of registration shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and punished
upon conviction by penalty not ex-
ceeding Fifty Dollars.
Noble Thurston moved an addition
making it an offense to use another
mans certificataa
Passed, witt "A additional amend
ment striking out the 25ct. fee.
SEC. l6. Any person convicted OF mis-
demeanor under this Act shall be liable
to prosecution and conviction OF perjury
Tor any false ta'ement wiliully made by
him under any oath required by this
Act.
Referred to the Select Committee.
Sec. II. The Registrars shall keep in
their respective registration divisions a
record or register in the form prescribed
in the schedule to this Act of all regstra
tons made by them on the 49,. . day of
......... 189 and within fifteen days
thereafter furnish to the Minister OF the
Interior, through the Chief Clerk OF Reg
istration, transcript of such record or
register, and thenceforWard in the
months OF January, April, July and De-
tOber in each year TO furnish to the Chief
Clerk Of r .gis ration Of al changes in
said registers occasioned either by de-
parture from the district, or by changes
of residence, occupation or employers.
Referred to the Select Committee.
SEC. IS. The Minister OF the Interior
shall furnish to the Registrars all neces-
sary books, certificates, forms, blanks
and stationery.
Passed, with verbal amendment.
SEC. 10. Each Registrar shall take
oath or make solemn affirmation in ac.
cordance with the forms prescribed in
the schedule to this Act for the faithful
performance of his duties, and the Minis
ter of the Interior may, in his discretion,
require of each Registrar bond with
sufficient sureties in the sum OF not less
than Five Hundred Dollars for the faith
full execution of the duties OF his office.
Passed, with a verbal amendment,
and also striking out the part relating
to bonds.
SEC. 20. The Chief Clerk OF Registra-
ton and the Registrars appointed under
this Act shall receive such pensation
as the Minister OF the Interior with the
approval of the Cabinet shall fix and the
Legislature shall appropriate.
Stricken out.
SEC. p. All fines recovered under
the provisions of this Act shall be paid
into the Treasury TO the credit of fund
to be known as the National Registration
Fund. Such fund shall be used only for
the payment OF expenses incurred in
carrying out the provisions of this Act,
and be in addition to the amount appro-
priated by the Legislature, which amount
shall be for the biennial period ending
March 3lst, 1894, the sum of Twelve
Thousand Dollars.
Rep. Smith moved to amend by in
sorting "one-half of the fine to so to
the informer."
The amendment was lost, and the
section passed as in the bill.
Sec. %. The Police and District JUS
tice Of the Hawaiian Kingdom shall have
jurisdiction in their respective districts
to try and determine all misdemeanors
under this Act, and all complaints for the
violation of any OF its provisions, and to
impose any of it's penalties herein pre-
scribed.
Passed.
Sec. %. This Act shall take effect
from and after the date of its approval,
and all laws and parts of laws in contra
vention herewith are hereby repealed.
Passed.
The schedules were referred to the
| Select Committee.
Noble Thurston reported for the
Committee on Section 4, which they
recommend to passage, with certain
amendments.
The report was adopted.
| Noble Thurston moved the whole
| bill be referred to committee to re-
| ceive some final touches.
The bill was referred to the Select
Committee, with the additions of Rep.
| Smith and Noble Marsden.
Third reading of Bill 81, concerning
highways. The bill passed.
Third reading of Bill 167, concern
ing pilots and pilotage. The commit
tees report recommends the passage
of the bill.
The bill was deferred until the fol-
lowing day.
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