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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1911
Page
4
A fragmentary act notice from the Hawaii Territory legislature details appropriations for the Boys' Industrial School and general revenues, with approval dated in April. The garbled text cites treasury funds, rent expenses, and revival of Hawaii laws, mentioning Governor Walter F. Frear and enactment language about continuing force of sections and chapters.
Hawaii Territory Legislature enacts provision to establish water and sewer works, install meters, take over existing systems, and build hospitals schools jails and detention houses. Each county must maintain public schoolhouses and infrastructure. act takes effect after the first day of AD 111.
The act mandates sheriffs in city and county jurisdictions to maintain standard weights and measures, test goods, seal standards, and set fees for testing and sealing weights and measures. Fees go to city treasuries, with caps on inspections, and deputies may assist. The act takes effect on approval.
The Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii enacts an appropriation of twenty thousand dollars to cover entertainment and travel expenses for U S Senators, House members, and other distinguished guests visiting Hawaii before June 30, 1913, to be paid from general revenues.
A garbled Kanawai item discusses territorial governance and local political actions, mentioning Hawaii Territory authorities, requests for statements, and April deadlines. The text includes broken place and person names and uncertain dates, reflecting OCR error in a late 19th or early 20th century local notice.
By authority an ordinance regulates the manufacture of palal by establishing permit requirements for pot shops in Honolulu City and County. It details permit fees, ventilation, drainage, water supply, cleanliness, and prohibition of nonmanufacturing uses, with penalties including fines up to 500 dollars, imprisonment, or both. The measure, introduced March 25, 1911, was approved April 4, 1911.
We have just received a big assortment of tennis goods including rackets in all grades and weights. A splendid line of balls from Slazenger Wright & Dittlon and Spalding is featured. Nets tapes markers and a good stock of all sorts of tennis goods are now available.
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