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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
7
A lengthy statement by Marston Camp. Superintendent of Public Works, argues against the federal building site and criticizes authorities for not respecting public wishes. He contends funds and time should align with the will of residents, calling for fair action and accountability in waterfront development.
The Superintendent of Public Works faces sharp criticism for an arbitrary water rate hike affecting households along the waterfront. Opponents claim the May 30 deadline and planned calculations conceal the true costs, urging transparency and taxpayer rights as the city debates irrigation charges and city governance.
Fragmentary text shows public reaction against a proposed program led by the Superintendent of Public Works. The public intends to resist, waiting for events and the next Legislature to confirm the plan, warning that pushing the program could lead to political consequences at the next election in the city.
A Mali state citizenry urges voters to retire Senator Hale arguing he does not represent Mali in Congress. The open letter praises some qualities but insists the people deserve a leader of the people, not autocratic authority, signaling a push for change and better alignment with local needs.
The report details water projects amid a chaotic state with a leaky reservoir at Kalihi Makiki pumphouse and a completed dam. New wells, pipe extensions, and a Kalamu reservoir contract aim to boost supply. An extra million gallons were added in January from the Awani dam, with plans for two four million gallon turbine s wims direct connected to motors.
Three fine oceanfront lots in Sea View Manoa offered for a short time at 1000 dollars. Plans for water works improvements endorsed by engineers and officials including My Nowell of the reclamation service. Irrigation restrictions discussed, noting past waste and potential future policy.
The notice outlines proposed water rate changes and Sunday morning hours from 8 to 10. It notes expected financial impacts, including charges and interest, and invites ratepayers to review forthcoming financial statements and notices. The document mentions Honolulu water supply, Niwanu waters, and a named official Marston Camneli.
The article notes teacher attendance expected to benefit Lahainalona Boys, praising agricultural work and school efforts. Superintendent Power remarks on planned cane labor and related results, indicating ongoing school progress and community support.
The commission met on April 11 and ordered that the examination for certificates to teach in Territorial public schools be held August 17 to 19. Next school year dates were laid out: Fall term 1910, 14 weeks from September 12 to December 18. Winter term 1911, 18 weeks January 2 to March 1. Spring term 1911, 11 weeks April 10 to June 24. They also decided no more so called idle ink days for teachers unless written permission is given by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Downtown residents press for the Federal building on the already purchased site amid claims Governor backed opposition. Citizens fear Campbell may halt work through official authority and old notes, while most renters favor moving ahead with the downtown construction.
Discussion centers on locating a new Federal building on the Mahuka lot in Honolulu. Residents, including Mr Kerr, favor situating the structure downtown as a civic landmark while suggesting government purchase of surrounding plots to create ample space and reduce street congestion near the Capitol area. The plan contemplates a central, beautified civic complex attracting future harbor and transport activity.
The wirelawn has been resolved through C Brewer Co local agency. April 20 1010 at 8 p.m. Sierra At Sea reports 40 miles from Hane with moderate easterly wind and clear weather. Barometer 30 10, thermometer near 90 to 40 feet back. Booster for Hawaii and Empire on Hi Yachi night noted.
The text describes planting shrubs and trees to beautify surroundings and proposes acquiring about 100 by 200 feet to form a downtown civic center that would be beautiful and a source of civic pride. Solomon Fukumara will supervise Mr Kerr's former duties during his absence on the Coast.
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