The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-07


with the provisions of this Constitution.
or with such rules and regulations as
may be made by the President by virtue
of the authority provided herein.
ADVISORY COUNCIL.
Article 7S.-How Constituted. Sec.
ton There shall be an Advisory
Council of fifteen members, five OF
whom shall be elected by the Senate,
five by the House of Representatives and
five appointed by the President with
approval OF the Cabinet
Section 2.-The Advisory Council shall
be elected and appointed during the
first session of the legislature; and at
each regular session held thereafter.
Term OF Otiice.-Secuon 3.-The term
OF office OF the members thereof shall
| expire at the end OF each regular session
OF the Legislature held after their cleo
! ton.
Vacancies-How Filled.-Section A.
! Vacancies among the elective members
Of the Council occurring between SEES
sions OF the Legislature may be filled by
the Council.
Vacancies among the appointed mem
| bers OF the Council Occurring at any
time may be filled by the President with
| tlC approval OF lle NdDl!let.
Qualifications of Manifestation 3.
Persons who are eligible to become
elective members of the legislature, and
no other, shall be eligible to be elected
by the Legislature as members of the
Council.
Powers of Advisory Council. Section
6. The Advisory Council may. upon
the request of the Executive Council.
appropriate public money, when, during
the time intervening between the ses
sion of the Legislature, the emergencies
of war, invasion. rebellion, pestilence or
other great public necessity shall arise
In case of such appropriation, the
Minister of Finance shall render a de
tailed account of the exp nditures made
under such authority 10 the next Tegu-
lar session Of the Legislature
Section :. The AdyisC-y Council NAV
also, IN the event Of the emergencies Of
war. invasion, rebellion. p-stilence OF
other public necessity. arising between
sessions Of the Legislature, upon the re-
quest Of the Executive Council. pass
laws not inconsistent gyi q tue COnstitu-
ton, 10 meet and remedy such emery
ency.
ANY bill recommended u the Adyis-
DRY Council by the Executive Council,
whether for appropriation Of money or
otherwise, shall, IN order to become
law, pass three readings and to be signed
by the President.
Pardons.-Section s. The Presid, mt
by and with the advice of the Cabinet
| and the Advisory Council, shall have
the power to grant reprieves and par
dons and to commute sentences, after
conviction, for all offenses except in
cases of impeachment.
Advisory Powers-Section 8. The
Advisory Council shall also, when called
upon by the President, advise him in
all matters for the good of the State,
wherein he shall require its advice.
Time of Converting. section 10
The Advisory Council may be convened
at any time by the President. Its mem.
bers shall serve without pay.
Duration of Acts of the Advisory
Council.-Section 11.-Laws passed by
the Advisory Council shall remain in
force until repealed by the Advisory
Council upon the request of the ESecu-
tive Council; or by the Legislature; or,
until the adjournment sine die of the
next regular session of the Legislature
after their enactment, wnen they shall
cease to be operative; unless the Legs
lature during such session has passed
an act confirming them.
DIVISION OF THE JUDICIARY.
Article 79.-The judicial power of the
Republic shall be vested in one Supreme
| Court, and in such inferior courts as the
| Legislature, may, from time to time,
| establish
Article S0.-Section THE Supreme
| Court shall consist of Chief Justice
and not less than two Associate Justices.
! Provided however, that in case of the
! disqualification or absence of any Just
! ice thereof, in any case pending before
| the Court, his place for the trial and de.
| termination of said cause shall be filed
as provided by law.
/ Section 2.-The Justices of the Su
/ preme Court shall hold their Offices dur
| ing good behaviour, subject to removal
| upon impeachment, and shall, at stated
| times, receive for their services IA COM
pensation which shall not be diminished
during their continuance in Office. Pro-
vided however, that any Justice of the
Supreme Court, or a Judge of any other
Court of Record, may be removed from
said office, on resolution passed by
two-thirds OF all the elective members
of both branches of the Legislature sit
ting together, for good cause shown to
the satisfaction of the Executive
Council.
Section 3,--The Justice or Judge
against whom the Legislature may be
about TO proceed. shall have notice
thereof. accompanied by copy of the
causes alleged for his removal, at least
ten days before the day on which the
Legislature shall act thereon. lie shall