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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes a chaotic scene at 210 King Street and discusses subscription rates. It critiques the Bow Wong faction, praises thorough judicial study, and argues for reorganizing territorial judiciary to handle increasing outside district business.
The session debates repeal of tax hikes and funding reductions continue as committees trim proposed costs. Amendments seek to cap expenses for translation proofreading and typing, with minority reports urging cost controls and increased oversight. A new appropriation push requests 18000 for a poor children’s home and 40000 for hospital and youth services, while officials discuss shifting funds to education and social welfare programs.
The report lists numerous street improvement funds and public works across districts including Rehool, Kamehameha IV road, Panoa road, and Moanalin. It notes a forthcoming parliamentary measure to apportion members of the territorial Senate and House, plus the Sierra steamship departure with passengers to San Francisco and a long list of voyagers and their families aboard.
A range of parcels in the Kapiolani and adjacent tracts including Kaiulani Magoon Kaimuki McCully Kapahulu Kapahulu and Kapiolani Park Addition and Pauanui Tracts are listed for sale or development. Details indicate parcel statuses and potential zoning considerations for buyers and developers.
FOR SALE The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a planned 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School reaching to the sea. Cross roads will be opened between blocks and every lot will front a road. Elevation ranges from forty to ten feet. No freshet will enter the property. An offer from a major manufacturing company may be accepted. Prices are expected to rise, making investments profitable in a superior tract touted as the best Honolulu has seen in twenty years.
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