The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-27

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Committee u fuaurr Feb whom NHH
w.euta House Bu lC ,Ncmpunr rcr.
uin persons from tbe payment of poll.
road and schoo. 'aN introduced hy A
D Castro recommends boz passage
Health committee reported MAT thD
Board of Health was nov cndeavonnr
to secure man as government ply
stefan for that part of No'okai mot
Included in The loper settlement
MIDIhIA DUTY.
kamanoulu introduced a bin relat.
ing to militia enrolment That the
tax assessors shall. each June or when
requested boy the Governor prepare
r0ll OF men subjcc, to military duty.
TO be- delivered TO the Adjutant Gen
eral, the lists also containing names of
an seafaring men. Assessors shall b.
remunerated al The rate Of S. for every
hundred names TO boz paid our of APP
preparations for incidental expenses OF
the National guard. The assessor shall
serve a notice of enrolment on each
person enrolled.
REDUCING THE LAWS
Committee on finance TO whom was
referred House bin q, TO reduce the
price Of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii.
reported;
The printing, 1905. cost apprOXim
ately ASO0 Since the issuance OF
the volume, s. 500 Of the contract price
has been realized.
The many changes In the Revised
Laws through repeal and amendment
and the passage Of new laws, will IN
from two 10 four years make ihe pres
ent compilation almost obsolete and
compel a new revision. There are now
LOO copies Of the book in stock in
4 the Secretary's Office which II will be
almost impossible to dispose OF at the
present price Of ten dollars volume.
II s. a copy was put on the books
they would be generally handled by
the wholesale houses in the States
and enough disposed OF 10 reimburse
the Territory for the outlay in pub
fishing the volume Committee re-
cOmmends that the bill pass.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Kealawaa. for 81 900 for a school
at Kahaualea, Puma, Hawaii.
By Kealawaa, for $500 for road
at Pohakunni. Hilo.
HARD TO BORROW.
House Bill %, by FurtadO, provid-
ing for the redemption Of real estate
sold under foreclosure Of mortgage or
execution. up for third reading was
recommitted to the consideration OF
the Judiciary committee after earnest
discussion.
Rice wanted 10 know II the judiciary
> committee had gathered an audience
when the bill was considered: If PEG
I pie had been allowed TO be present a
. the meeting.
DOuthitt answred that no one ha
; been excluded nor had anybody az
piled for admission
There were two sides TO be consider
! ed, said Rice and for the sake of tn
II public or those who might want [
% borrow money on real property h
n thought that the bill should be recon-
: mitted that public hearing might b
! had and money lenders might be give
II an opportunity to state their ideas.
: Sheldon, as a committee membe
Ie welcomed recHmmittaI to give every
> one a chance
Is Long didn't see any need of cor
n sidering lenGers Of money.
Re Single said he thought the Di
Ie would work a hardship on the ma
= who wants to borrow little on h
home or piece of real estate. 1t
" well enough to say that the none
)l lenders need not be considered, bl
Is when a man wants money he usual
l. has to go to the man who has none
n 1t is hard enough as it is now, In He
'r nOlulu, to get money on real estat
ID The banks are shying at real esta
m loans. The First National Bank
he prohibited loaning on real esttae
a real estate loan can be made, IL Is
8 per cent and the borrower has to pa
stock loans can be made at per cen
The Honorable gentleman had tri'
TO secure money on lands for COUNT
owners, but men with money here a.
backward because they have not sec
. the lands, Achi, in 1905. ihtrodic'
similar bill, one which weuld ha,
-. allowed a man to redeem fOreclOsu
ot price less than the mortgage W;
given for
VARIOUS REPORTS
d. Superintendent Of Public Instructi
A. Rabbit sent in itemized statements
~ expenditures under general expense
July lie, 1907 to February "a. 100
o. $5,9I2 81
d. Secretary Lyman Jr., Hawaii u
ed cense Commissioners, reported emplo
nv es and salaries as requested. Kau