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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
2
Residents and officials discuss Kalakaua Avenue traffic and parking plans, weighing driveways, tree plantings, and cost. Debate centers on curb repairs, concrete work, and balancing park access with neighborhood needs. Public engineers outline driveway fixes and the impact on street safety and aesthetics.
Entries record real estate transfers entered for record on March 20 1912 with times from 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m and April 1 1912 notes include parties such as Markei and others in examples of district filings. The text appears garbled but indicates multiple property transactions across counties and references to Annie Murray and local officials.
Public notice under authority outlines plans to reconfigure streets and relocate property parcels near Unley Street and Enlai Street, with the aim of extending and aligning roads to meet municipal requirements. It names involved areas and streets, lists land portions to be moved, and references legal actions and dates including a court proceeding in March 1902.
The board invites tenders for furniture bedding and related items. Specifications reference compliance with Act 62 and pension law provisions. Tender period dates include March and April with submission deadlines and evaluation by the board president.
Bondholders are notified of a pending deposit and security arrangement for McBryde Sugar Company Limited with a provisional schedule and amounts. Election of directors and officers for Kirihiti Railway Company is announced, naming incumbents and new terms, with meeting details and positions.
In the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii holding terms in Honolulu the Territory of Mawa is petitioner through Marston Campbell Superintendent of Public Works Isabella Woods Parker Wood and Mollie Wool and Mary Alice Bluett and spouses James Frank Wood and Eva Wood and other defendants including Mabel Rodriguez Mc Joy and John Family Broken. The Territory seeks to compel Shane and others to show cause in January 1913 at the Honolulu courthouse why the petition should proceed and the court to grant the requested tenure and order to publish the notice of proceedings in the Territory of Hawaii.
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