The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-05-06
DEATH or CHARLES MOTLEY. SR

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" oldest ana rosi hiFhly 10.
spsetsi duaens " mr Island I
n naean died ~ $3.50 la.i 'ten-
ins NJ she residence % o. 20. Dane
fofd. on Klnau street. At the ace %
Go. The funeral will take place
from st. Andrews cathedral az
o'clock this afternoon the Rev Mr
Tompklns. ~ Hamakun. officiating.
Mr. Motley was an Englishman by
birth. having been born In Norfolk
county In 1926. when sixteen years
of age he icf, home and shipped on
merchant vessel for Australia,
and did not see his home nor his
parents until forty-three years
later. when he visited England as |
/ a wealthy sugar planter from Hawaii
His first voyage terminated at Io-
bart Town. and until 1853 he was em-
ploycd I'm Australia. During this time
| he was I'm the first war with the Ma
oris In that year he started for Ia
/ hti The whaler that had agreed to
land him there i'm reality did not in
tend stopping at Tahiti, but, being
short Of men, made that promise as an
I ,l,t at
therefore only after a nine months
cruise in the Arctic that his ship
touched port at Honolulu, and to this
incident the Hawaiian Islands are in
debted for one of it's most respected
citizens. Mr.. Motley met here one Rob
crt Robinson, then engaged in saving
lumber on Hawaii, and at his sugges-
ton the seaman engaged in rip-sawinE
boards for shipment TO Honolulu. He
5 continued at this work for eighteen
months, after which he took charge OF
flock of sheep in the same locality
with John Il. Parker. grandfather oi
the Hon. Samuel Parker. During the
following five years Mr.. Motley accu'
O%o>O>N>O>O>O&O >O&o>t
election, two from the First district
one from the Second, three from thu
= Third and one from the Fourth dis
trict shall hold Office for two year.
] only, the details Of such apportionmen
e to be provided for by the Legislature.
= Senator Mallory-There seems to b.
& no limit there on the time within whicl
II the Legislature can act.
The Chairman-When does the Leg
e islature convene again?
Governor Dole-Next February.
q Tho thp I.ppig
e lature organized?
e Governor Dole-'rhe last Legislature
= The Chairman-Yes; the present Leg
Is islature. How long have these Sen
d ators been in Office now?
y Governor Dole-Ther term runs GU
J. next November. when the election take
al place.
Id The Chairman-That is, they wer
D elected in November. 1900. to hold 10
he a term of two years?
D. Governor Dole-Yes.
s. The Chairman-Wha time after the
R. election was it when the Legislator
ID convened and they qualified and er
tered upon the discharge of their d.
ties?
to Governor Dole-Substantially thr,
to months
or The Chairman-Three months afte
wards?
ak Governor Dole-Yes
The Chairman-That would be
a February?
X. Governor Dole-Yes; about the miC
Id die Of February.
V The Chairman-1n February, 100
Ill then, they commenced to serve?
Governor Dole-Yes
gu The Chalrman-And their two year
term of service would end in Februar
IT, 1903?
or Governor Dole-No their term
If service begins on the day of electio
H. and ends on the next day of election
ng Senator Mallory--Is there anythir
all in the organic act fixing their term?
We Governor Dole-Yes.
or Senator Mitchell-When was this la
be enacted, Governor?
N. Governor Dole-In November, 1900
it, Senator Mitchell-Then as to thoi
We who served two years, their time wou
ed be out next November?
re Governor Dole--Yes. The term of o
ct flee of the Representatives is provide
in for in section SO. where II is state
that II shall be until the next generI
as election held thereafter"
Senator Mitchell-Whch is next n,
n. vember?
es Governor Dole-Yes.
rt The Chairman-That is as to repr,
sentatives. Is there the same provisio
on Danger ahead' ~ ~
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