The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-11

now there was no such item as is now
proposed, and in any case 1t would
only show that the Court could go
back on its own decision with the
same facility with which the hon.
member had gone back on his own
report.
A great deal of hubbub ensued upon
the question being put, loud calls OF
kanalua being heard.
The item finally passed as recon-
mended by the Judiciary Committee
$4,000.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved that
under the Finance Department an
item be inserted: Judgment, stamps
and interest in favor OF one ). Kama
hawai- $4,000. Passed.
Minister Vy,demann said he had
claim of the Bishop Estate against
the Government for S120, being three
years taxes on the Marine railway.
The committee proceeded to the
consideration of the items for landings
and buoys:
Hawaii, 5000.
The Minister of the Interior read
the items. The report of the Pubic
Lands Committee was referred to.
Noble Marsden moved the Item
PASS as in the bill. The general fund
of $4,000 will cover all requirements.
Noble Thurston did not think so.
| There was a great increase OF business
! in Kona, and there should be In
creased wharf facilities.
Minister Spencer moved the items
be considered separately. Carried.
Noble Thurston moved the FIRST
item be
| Hawaii. $1,000. Passed.
Landing at Keauhou, North Kona,
5000. Passed.
Landing at Hoopuloa, $500. Passed.
Landing at Hookena, Kona, $1,000.
Passed.
Rep. Waipuilani moved
Landing at NapoopOo, $500.
Noble Thurston said no petition
had been referred to the committee
on the subject. AS he remembered
there was no trouble there. He die
not favor the item.
The item was withdrawn.
Landing at Kuia, Puma, $1,000
Passed.
Rep. Kamauoha moved to insert
Landing at Honoipo, $3.50.
Noble Thurston protested agains
the policy of inserting items at the
last moment without investigation.
Rep. Kamauoha said there was
resolution asking for this item.
The item passed.
Maui, $3.50.
The Minister read the items.
The report of the Public Land
Committee was read.
Rep. Kanealii moved to inser
$1,000 for wharf at Maalaea.
Noble Baldwin said the wharf a
Maalaea was one of the most import
ant outside of Honolulu. Tn
wharf had simply gone to pieces, an
in winter time it was dangerou
place. He favored referring to
committee.
Noble Macfarlane favored trans
, ferring the item of $1,000 for Maalae
from Section to Section l, or re
, ferring to a committee if necessary
A good landing should be maintained
Minister Spencer said a survey ha
been made of Macgregor's landing
but in Kona, breakers came in whic
) would destroy any wharf.
} Rep. r. w Wilcox having mad
+ some remarks which did not pleas
3 Rep. Kanealii, the latter observe
5 that Rep. Wilcox was trying to seve
his connection from the rest, and a
! he thought OF was us Nicdfagu
3 Canal and other annexation scheme
t Rep. Smith said the item should /
' in Section 1, and should be attende
G to without delay.
: The item was referred to sele'
s committee.
q The committee rose and reporte
e progress and its report was adopted.
q The Chairman appointed as Sele
| on Mo Wharf Mini
e ter Spencer, Mobiles Baldwin, Hill
o and Dreier, and Rep. EdmOnds.
The House adjourned at 4:03 PM.