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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin registered at 210 King Street Honolulu under Bulletin Publishing Company with editor Wallage Re Farrington. Subscriptions listed at 8. Per week or 13.00 per year, with payments in advance and a Honolulu post office box.
The article laments language policy in Hawaii affecting Hawaiian and Anglo Americans, arguing for inclusive schooling and opposition to forced language immersion. It claims elite factions resist change while urging education reforms to align with wider progressive currents.
A committee urges enforcement of street grade Clauses in the Rapid Transit franchise to avoid incomplete road work and shifted responsibility. It notes construction on Lilah Street after grade lines were set, calls for coordinated action between the survey department and Public Works, and warns against centralized government shifts of blame.
A Honolulu session reviewed recommendations from a committee on fire limits extending to the lumber yard area and the transit company’s property lines. Debates touched on street leveling, fencing, and paving costs, with a focus on government charges and possible extensions of the fire boundary.
Several tracts including Kapiolani Kapiolani Park Addition and Paunui Tracts are listed for possible subdivision in the Honolulu area. Officials outline parcel boundaries in the Magoon Kaimaki McCully Kapahulu and Kapahulu regions.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls' School and extending to the sea. Cross roads will be opened between blocks and every lot will front a road. Elevation ranges from forty to ten feet above sea level. No swamps or freshets. An offer from a large manufacturing company may be accepted. Prices are expected to rise soon and buyers are promised ample opportunity to profit. The ground is claimed superior to any tract on the market.
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