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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
7
Commercial and Travelers letters of credit issued by the Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank London Ltd. Interest is allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
Oahu Railway schedule lists inward and outward trains serving Pearl City, Ewa and Waianae routes. Mentions specific stops such as Honolulu, Wahiawa, Waianae, and Honolulu area links. Indicates Sunday service and limited stops with ticketing reminders and printing credit.
By authority Hawaii Territorial Legislature enacts that any person declared a leper by the Territorial Board of Health and confined at Kalawao Leper Settlement is exempt from personal property taxes personal taxes and specific taxes while detained. The act takes effect January 1, 1908, approved April 28, 1908 by Governor Gr. Carter.
An act of the territorial legislature appropriates ten thousand dollars for loan fund purposes and fifteen thousand dollars for the college. It directs payment from general revenue to support salaries payroll and presidential expenses for a period ending June 10. The act becomes effective upon approval and is dated April 28.
Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii authorizes a two thousand dollar appropriation from general revenue to the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station to continue its work through June 30 1907. Funds are to be controlled by the Board of Agriculture and Forestry and take effect upon approval. Governor GA CMATER signs April 1 1907.
The proposed act adds ten sections to the Hawaii Revised Laws to create new license fees. It establishes fees for garage businesses, barber shops, horse brokers, employment or intelligence offices, fishing boats, commercial bureaus, brokers or salesmen, and other merchant activities. The text defines minimum beam and scope for fishing and interstate commerce exemptions, with several sections detailing annual fees in dollars and applicable contexts.
The act authorizes a special sinking fund in the Territory of Hawaii to redeem and manage outstanding bonds. The Treasurer deposits current receipts, county revenues, and public-work receipts into the fund, with annual interest and redemption rules. The Auditor maintains a separate Sinking Pool Account, and the Treasurer may redeem or buy back bonds under specified conditions, with publication and timing requirements.
Cla s Spreckels & Co is listed as bankers with agents in Honolulu San Francisco and Chicago. The Ne vade Nation Bank and other international banks are cited for exchange on major markets including New York London Hongkong and Yokohama. Bills of exchange are bought and sold and commercial credits issued.
The act permits sale of license required items and outlines penalties for unlicensed sales. It sets a fifty dollar default peddling fee, limits licenses to the issuing county, and requires Board of Health certificates for laundry and dyeing operations. Licenses for laundering and dyeing offices cost five dollars, effective July 1 1907, approved April 23 1907.
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