The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-05


and kahooawe.
Fourth District that portion of the Island of Oahu
lying east and south of Nuuanu street and a line
drawn In extension thereof from the Nuuanu Pail to-
MOkapu point
Fifth District that portion of the Island of Oahu
lying west and north of the fourth district.
Sixth District the Islands of Kauai and Nmhau.
SECTION The electors in the said districts shall be
entitled to elect Representatives as follows:
In the First District, two;
In the Second District two;
In the Third District, three;
In the Fourth District three;
In the Fifth District three:
In the Sixth District two
ARTICLE 5S.-QUALIFICATIoNs OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In order to be eligible to be member of the House of
Representatives person SHALL at the time of election
Have attained the age of twenty five years
Be male citizen of the Republic;
BE able Understandings to read, write and speak the
English or Hawaiian language;
Have resided in this country not less then three
years:
And shall either own property in the Republic worth
less than One Thousand Dollars and above all
encunbrance or have received cash income of not less
than Six Hundred Dollars during the twelve months
Immediately preceding the date of election.
OF ENACTING LAWS
ARTICLE 59--RETRosPECTIvE LAWS
Except herein provided, retrospective law shall
ever be enacted.
ARTICLE CO.
The Legislature has the power to enact wholesome
laws not inconsistent with the Constitution.
ARTICLE 61.-ENAoTNe CLAUSE.
The enacng clause of all laws shall be- Be it enact
ed by the Legislature of the Republic of Hawaii
ARTICLE 62.-PREREQUIsITE FOR INTRODUCTION Of
BILLS.
No bill shall be introduced into either House by any
member OF such House unless 1t shall have hrs. hrst
elective members of such House
ARTICLE 63-TITLEs OF LAWS.
Each law shall embrace but subject which shall
he expressed in its title.
The title of law amending repeating another
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amended or repealed and to the sublect-mater IN
voved.
ARTICLE 64.-READNGs OF BILLS
bill in order to become law shall except herein
provided pass three readings in each House. the final
passage of which, in each House. shall be by majority
vote of all the elective members to which such House
Is entitled taken by ayes and and entered upon
Its journal.
ARTICLE 65.-CERTIFICATIoN OF BILLS FROM ONE House.
TIE OTHER.
Every bill when passed by the House in which it
originated in which amendments thereto shall have
been adopted shall Immediately be certified by the
Chairman and Clerk and sent to the other House for
consideration.
ARTICLE 66-SIGNING BILLS.
Except as herein provided, all bills passed by the
Legislature, SHALL in order to be valid, be signed by
the President.
ARTICLE 67-VETo OF PRESIDENT
Every bill which shall have passed the Legislature
shall be certified by the Chairman and Clerk of the
House last considering it. and shall thereupon be pres
ented to the President If he approves it he shall sign
it and it shall thereupon become law. If the Presi-
dent does not approve such BILL he may return with
his objections to the several Houses of the Legislature
He may veto any specific item or items in any bill
which approprates money for specific purposes; but
shall veto other bills if at ALL only as whole.
ARTICLE 6S-FAMURE TO Sign OR VETO
the President neither signs nor vetoes bill with
in ten days after it is delivered to him, it shall become
law without his signature, unless the Legislature ad-
iourns prior to the expiration of such ten days
In computing such period of ten days Sundays, holi-
days recognized by the laws of the Republic, and the
day upon which the bill is delivered to the President
shall be excluded.
ARTICLE 69-PROCEDURE UPON RECEIPT OF VETO.
Upon the receipt of veto message from the Presi-
dent each House of the Legislature shall enter the
at large upon its journal and proceed to recon
slider such BILL or part of bill, and again vote upon it
by aves and noes, which shall be entered upon its
journal.
If after such reconsideration such BILL part of a
bill shall be approved by twothirds vote of all the
elective members to which each House is entitled it