The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-30

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lte motion 90 plss the item ti2
U0O vBH carried
Gear. u would like 90 know VI th'
Executive has received ans further
W fd from Washington which would
throw any liehl on The power oi 90,
Council 81 State"
Prs b1Ic. n received l.t'e. fro
Han well confirming ne telegram ]
added nothing 10 What W. already
know lie simply placed gopy of d.
cUttam in the letter, ! gives some
language az referring 60 the Hawaiian
laws which might oNprC "a saDttI
attitude than We have adnpcd here
! n lhe Council would Ike 10 hear Dbl
iutcr will bring u in on The mex
needing"
kennedy; Does Secretary Hay e..
-, nj. w.. no oiso ,nd,rs,.
che other telegram stating tha. there
no legislature In Lnese Islands
Kane: Does he say any word
ahou, the franchise for Haw liians?
Pres. Dole mo; the Congressional
frin.tIsc verv fnllv and the disnosi-
,inn T., Corgross see,,s ~ No In favo,
~ having nn nronartv nu,IIacatinn ="
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Public Instruction Department.
Tina 90 tndu.ruia, aud roforr, s.h,o,
IHhe 90 nv I ~ a. .And ieloi III S'h0O'
'unp"1u p,Alsl, ',o'" iioSeu.
Lines % anu AZ, EXPENSE, lhuus'i ii'
anu. anu n aE 'raLhlhS' Nuhpa'u pi'S'
le9Sl, 20 Genus. fasseu' go,
Line ~, DOCK lWnd, tuhpaid oills'
1899, $3.50. Passed.
Line AZ, stationery and incidentals,
(unpaid bills, 1880, S9il.35. Passed.
Line 43, repairing school houses,
(unpaid bills, 1899, 1915; amended to
read $25.75. Passed.
lime "A, furniture and fixtures. (un-
maid bills 1899. S32.75: amended TO
reld $3.50 Passed.
Limo AZ new school houses and
tearhers, cottapes.
limo Az Oo,hu Icontract 1saa)
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'i'i.' o,n,,, fo.oJ,s+o,..,. hu, ICON,
eoao or. .,,,oI 60 o1a o. passaa ''' i'''''
Po1'.'o' So'a, Soi0'o,oS .,e. ISaa, 90
oon ninG 10, maui N''n'i" |'' A0'''' @-'
CIV % l,ot, ,.,. ,ooo,
., E snn 10 naval N'oh''a ''' io''''
si,oo0'
Line oO, HaWall, lSundry Dllls, lS59),
Sl36.l4; total Sl,636.l4. Passed.
Line oil. expenses, Industrial and
manual training, $4,000. Passed.
Line 52, book fund, $4,000.
Mott-Smith: The old system allow
ed only thirty-six cents per pupil in
the matter of school books, and this
was really hindrance to the depart
ment. Having these BOOKS brings them
at cost price to the pupils. 1t creates
Islands For the last hiennial nariod
the statistics show that the number of
CHlluItn III SCuOOlS eACeeu5 Tie last
biennial period by 800. We have not
taken in all the children on account OF
the lack of facilities"
Moved that the committees report
recommending $4,000 be passed. Car
ried.
Line SO, stationery and incidentals,
$4,000. Passed.
Line "a, repairing school houses,
$4,000 amended to read $4,000 accord
ing to the committees report, and fur
ther to read, Repairs and additions to
schoolhouses."
Line 55, furniture and fixtures $4,000;
amended to read $4,000 as recommended
by the committee. Passed.
Line 55A was inserted upon recon-
mendation of Minister MottSmith,
presented by Councillor Robinson, for
the sum of $4,000, reading "Outhouses
and grounds for Beretania Street
school," Passed.
Cooper recommended that an item be
inserted, as line 1884 in Act 2, for
$126.50, Support of prisoners for Sep
tember October and December, (un-
maid hill pasSed