The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-17
'fE SENATE.
AND HOUSE
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=. # Mr.. Kalauoka!aLi'
y ,rrERyooN SESSION
lions we're received from
aaTcurriug in the amend
sH' = and refusing TO concur
p. e- resolution !: No. : declaring
!, ! . ! :ss of the rules Mr.. G.
a ..sI notice of a bill to authorize 2.
a sIt Of Commissioners OF
~ io.H' Hawaii in the mainland
nd foreign countries,
1,.rss gave notice Of a bill re-
- ~ Importation Of Animals.
g y h. gave notice of an act to
p =. !; Laws of 1898 relating to
!. =, r5.eIs. The bill was read by
:. y ,.fs-red to the printing COM
v. White also gave notice OF
quarantine animals and an
! corporate the Honolulu Tele-
D. N. Ltd. Both bills were read
+. nd referred.
4. 4 order Of the day Senate
nd q relating to the sale of
/, y,,ss and merchandise in the
r. sf Hawaii, were taken up and
s-riltss reports were read.
|. 5.y said the question of mer-
T.. Esnses was an important
[ st.ro much revenue had come
1 i. gree: he did not believe in
4, rysuua by this method. Ii
| :. .55gd be as low as possible.
FL The revenues OF the Govern
~ greatly reduced and the
r. s..d not stand further re-
b Il vas for this reason he had
ri bill q, which he proceeded
e he further explained how
aslues had been done away
Il. mean time the small mer-
n others still paid about
f-snsss PiIl 70 makes the
s.ant pay just as much for a
are merchant who does many
3 dollars Of business per
Is was a gross injustice to
Z DEALER Under no circum-
sss1li the Senate pass so I'M
iE The revenue of the coun-
u b increased and the pres
y Tg1ll bring in about 5000. 900.
Mi -i1 are made to pay Ii
Eir bats hacks, and other small
1s Tiy lot make the big dealer
80! Wy not have a merchan-
liIslS' BIZ q was for licenses
On al gus sales and he hoped
void p@.
ldFl aid that although an in
l5is9l he was in favor of a
Isas license and would favor
s'oFn hoped bill 81 would be
20 mai bill p would pass. Pre-
Z iaasIaiion goods manufactur-
! islaiF5d no license for sale.
!'oai which were imported.
3 sgsats Or otherwise. had to
! " license before sale even
! .-y sale by sample. This law
80 % protect Hawaiian mer-
] 's'-ls' drummers and sales by
: lie home merchants were
!. !, = i5nl clerk hire, etc, and
" '4 passed to even matters.
a !. a test case in the
!. 4. ..,'4'sl that the license could
y s-','sa The Organic Act re-
, =. : 9aanerciai travellers act in
s.s's because it was contrary
-. s.'s'aie commerce act. This
!. - 'ssaEne to the present. Bill
= . .'a5s out word imported"
n. . va, was the same as the old
~. .a-t5d States law we can
-. Protect our merchants by
s ,'. $50, as no state can dis
'-'' another state or Ter
N iaa said Mr. Browns time
s j. ~ claimed ten minutes more
!. ~ Speeches and proceeding
!. n Working and effect of the
i \, On the territorial license
d. - ~ vent into details Of the
Is- TIM again said that Mr.
T..
! ss, ,+ aa1 expired and urged
\, rna ,, had not vet ca Soo
I. his seat 1'S''n and Mr..
a Il, admitted the bin nrodr..s
ton 5s,, but urged that we
! li ,.s5 aands in our pockets .s nr %1
s...s -!asied the revenues 0'I Ha
/. Il bin ne \, drummer could be
.l,s u o-, ~. z was not passed ID we We
;q. put a two per cent, tax
m a., said the county vo,,,s
mi Would Si'.p coin in revenue and
ID. ,- int While bin y w uDG9 the the
r,es e 9g5 5,sasury He called called P {or
! sbi.s : :, EoEdy discussion tool,
.eia. s Nj. White led -is' csr !Gok
! 5.ass,, He believed that Fa 4S Ing
,at5r = MT. The whole cogT .-,1' OH Dill
|; ssls y # SEM Would sooo } hand AND
3 Iast 81 QUESTION was nut and
ao,atoa Of IN ,i second reading. anu
sss ended and Was or o5,l y
ID i, Va. :. known as II. ~.
= a oss then 1s taken N ' sSs Dis Dis
ilIs fesolu-
j. ! tss 6 il B5ii 2 otherwjs.
10. at this o. 9t the cay , for
! fsasdiesi i in "a the pr s5Tl5 81
I. e sas29i's a q l ss5sgs9 9s,5 and
Is :. proposed by said
.d8a p, me last o.
PP55. 55s n D ta3 2lss5555oo5s5@3s5
y ts,, he trafir OF OF any meas
q 9lasstsscance ~ !.lu0r, NOR