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Akahi Nui Government Statutes THE SECOND ACT PART 1

 

STATUTE LAWS OF KAMEHAMEHA III

PART 1 SECOND ACT

AN ACT TO ORGANIZE THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF THE

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

PRESENTED TO SUCCESSORS AND HEIRS

OF

THE SOVEREIGN KINGDOM OF HAWAII

BY



 

 

 

 


 



Second Act

Chapter One
Director of Government Press

 

Chapter Two
Director of Internal Commerce

 

Chapter Three
Director of Internal Improvement

 

Chapter Four
Director of Gubernatorial Transactions
Chapter Five
Director of Subject and Foreigners

 

Chapter Six
Director of Inter-Islands Channels
Coasting Trades and Fisheries

 

Chapter Seven
Director of Hawaiian Land Office
Angeline O. Pakaki

 


 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION I.Be it enacted by the Nobles and representatives of...
SECTION II.It shall be the duties of the premier, as minister of interior...
SECTION III.The premier, as minister of interior shall cause...
SECTION IV.The premier, as minister of interior, shall prescribe written rules...
SECTION V.The premier, minister of the interior, shall have charge...
SECTION VI.The premier shall have power to administer oaths, to be read...
SECTION VII.The premier shall, when required by the king, perform...

 

 

SECOND ACT KAMEHAMEHA III.



AN ACT TO ORGANIZE THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS OF THE

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

PART 1
ENTITLED

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

SECTION I. Be it enacted by the Nobles and Representatives of the Hawaiian Islands, in Legislative Council Assembled:

That in order to conduct with greater certainty and system the several executive functions reposed by the Constitution in the king and premier, there shall be and is hereby created, a department to be styled the "Department of the Interior Administration;" over which, the premier, as minister of the Interior, shall preside, residing and having his place of business at the seat of the Hawaiian government.

SECTION II. It shall be the duty of the premier, as minister of the interior, to see faithfully executed in the respective islands of this kingdom, all the duties assigned by law to the following bureaux, viz:

Chapter I. Of the government press.
Chapter II. Of internal commerce.
Chapter III. Of internal improvement.
Chapter IV. Of gubernatorial transactions.
Chapter V. Of subject and foreigners.
Chapter VI. The inter-island channels, coasting trade and fisheries.
Chapter VII. Of The Hawaiian Lands Office.

SECTION III. The premier, as minister of the interior, shall cause to be preserved distinct, in appropriate books, the respective transactions of each of said bureaux, as detailed in the respective chapters of this part to which they refer; over each of which, if its transactions in his estimation justify and require it, he shall have power to appoint a clerk, and he shall have power to consolidate all or as many of said bureaux, in the hands of one clerk, as he may at any time deem expedient; but in that case, the said clerk shall preserve distinctly the respective records of each, and shall not, on the account, be entitled to receive a greater compensation, than maybe by law provided for one such clerk.

SECTION IV. The premier, as minister of the interior, shall prescribe written rules, and give general instructions in writing to the clerks appointed under him, for ordinary guidance in the discharge of the duties of his department; but it shall nevertheless be incumbent on said clerks, to submit all official act and transactions to, and take the specific orders of said minister, before performing them.

SECTION V. The premier, as minister of the interior, shall have charge of the great seal of the Hawaiian Islands, and shall affix the same to all royal documents, receiving the king's signature, and attested by him. He shall also have charge of the royal standard and of the national flag. He shall have charge of the standard of weights and measures prescribed by law, and be accountable for the safe keeping thereof respectively, and of the public stamps, to be deposited and used by the director of the government press, as in this act provided. He shall be the repository of all the original manuscript acts of the legislative department of this kingdom, after they have received the executive sanction; and in like manner, of all the royal rules, ordinances and decrees, sanctioned in privy council. He shall cause them to be promulgated as hereinafter provided; and be responsible for their correct dissemination throughout the kingdom. He shall superintend the naturalization of foreigners, and preserve the record thereof. He shall countersign all commissions in his department, emanating from the king; and he shall communicate to the officers created thereby, the royal pleasure in regard to their duties, comprised in the succeeding chapters of this part.


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VOLUME I - PART I

HAS BEEN RE-TYPE FROM THE ORIGINAL VOLUME THAT IS REGISTERED IN THE MONARCHY COURT IN HONOLULU, HAWAII. TO HELP BETTER UNDERSTAND THE STATUE LAWS OF KAMEHAMEHA III. IT HAS BEEN RE-TYPE BY CHAPTERS, ARTICLES AND SECTIONS CONCERNING THE STATUTE LAWS OF THE KANAKA MAOLI KINGDOM. LAWS THAT WAS PASSED ON TO THE KANAKA MAOLI PEOPLES FROM OUR LATE KINGS OF HAWAII.

 

 




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SECTION VI. The premier shall have power to administer oaths, to be read in evidence in any court of justice in the kingdom; and copies of original vouchers deposited in his office, under the privy seal of his department, shall have the same weight and authority in any such court, as the originals.

SECTION VII. The premier shall, when required by the king, perform the tour of the respective islands, to confer with the governors in His Majesty's name, upon their internal policy, in order to lay before His Majesty, more particular information concerning the condition of the kingdom. On which occasions, His Majesty, in concert with the premier, may appoint an under minister of the interior, ad interim.