Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-19
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Thursday, Mar. 10.
p. NJ. S. s. Korea, Seabury, 9 days
Is hours from Yokohama.
o. s. S. Sonoma, Hartman, days
Is hours from San Francisco.
S,mr. Niihau, Thompson, from Ka.
uai, with $500 bags Max. sugar
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ship of "Laieikakai:" an Act for a
charter to incorporate the District of
Waialua on the Island OF Oahu into
township to be known as the town Of
Kaala: an Act for a charter to inCor-
pOrate the District OF Waianae on the
Island of Oahu into u township to be
known as the Town Of kaiaulu; an Act
for a charter to incorporate the District
of Eva ON the Island Of Oahu into II
township to be known as the town of
Momi
Notice by Mr.. Kupihea: An Act ere
ating KalawaO and kalaupapa, COM
monty and usually known as the leper
settlement county in the Territory
OF Hawaii
| Notices by Mr. Vida: An Act to pro-
vide for the publication of one volume
of the reports of the decisions of the
United States District Court for the
Territory OF Hawaii; an Act 10 provide
( for home or home for non-leprous
children of leprous parents and TO
provide for the maintenance Of the
same.
Resolution by Mr.. Kumalae. referred
to a special committee consisting of
Messrs. Harris, Fernandez and Kuma-
lac:
Whereas. there have been discrepan-
Cies of money in the Public Works De-
partment whereby the Government of
the Territory of Hawaii is injured to
the total of such discrepancies, and
Whereas, It has been brought to the
knowledge of this House that the Dep
uty Auditor was in charge of the aud
iting of the books and receipts of the
said Department of Public Works, and
Whereas, the auditing of said books
and receipts were not Systematically
audited and thereby showed neglect
and remissness in said Deputy Audi
tors work, and
Whereas through the neglect and re-
missness of said Deputy Auditor in his
duty made II possible for misappropria-
tons of said money, therefore
BE 1t resolved by the House of Rep
resentatives that 1t has no longer any
confidence in said Deputy Auditor.
Mr.. Kumalae wanted the resolution
adopted. He said the auditing of the
books of the various departments had
ballen to the hand of the Deputy Aud
itor who, instead of Keeping up in his
work. was in the habit of looking over
the books only about once in three
months. 1t was through his careless
ness that the Government had lost so
much money.
Mr.. Harris stood for giving the Dep
uty Auditor chance that every man
would demand were he under such an
accusation as serious MS the one which
had just been made by Mr.. Kumalae
There should be appointed a commit
tee for the purpose of investigating the
matter and of finding just what re-
sponsibility the Deputy Auditor did
have in the matter. This view was
shared by both Mr.. Chillingworth and
Mr. Keliinoi and the disposition as in
dicated, was made OF the resolution.
kaniho and His Light.
Resolution by Mr.. Kaniho, adopted
BE IL resolved by the House of Rep
resentatives that the clerk of this
House be instructed to request the
Superintendent of Public Works 10
erect and place two electric poles and
lights on Punchbowl street at the fol-
lowing places:
|. Outside the home of Hons. II. NJ.
kaniho and c. II. Pulaa.
2. At the corner of Kinau and
PunchbOwl streets.
Mr. kanihO said he was very much
afraid that if lights were not put in at
the points mentioned, there would be
some dire catastrophe of some kind
and the member from Hawaii might be
the victim. He had heard of terrible
murders and rObbeTies that had taken
place al the location mentioned and he
was afraid there might be a repetition
of the dreadful happenings The dark
nights were coming on and recently he
had upon returning late at night, heard
the sound Of stones striking against