City and County of Honolulu Appropriation for Road Maintenance
City and County of Honolulu adopts a resolution authorizing twenty one thousand nine hundred dollars to be paid from the Road Tax Special Fund for building and maintaining roads and related public works. Auditor empowered to warrant payments only with proper vouchers, allowances, and committee recommendation. Approved December 18, 1909.
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Doldied Ory
Hemotutiy
Ailey
Janaaey
Sacha
Watt
Chiarites
Athens
Artarnes
Raxgener
Evita Dervoade Altar Ting Mavertilae Birpyethen
Antnar Gallebonnet
Awditor
Mitee
Sappiter Senure Huntin
Pury
Veli de
Benteenterr
Warde Winshed
Cindigear
Coatty Pheeetan
Maprell Hire
Coudhe Pheetolon
Beruad
Wention Committee
Dnata
Kuplolol Park
Marie Jalscjerba
Pavrotl
Jomitare
Mayrett
Smadeigesehs Krenin Goltorties
Buppien
Apgar
Vay c. Malitenanes
Pirh Sunione
Maiiteniner
Mawallas Wand
Payot
Dpe Ieee
Honolulu
Hwa
Weliing
Walalna
Plutrier
Koolauioa
Rand
Koolaupeke
Walyunato
Byatem
Aintricta
Omev
Ceesenene
HET Perther
Chywat
Honolat
Ronda and
Heider
Catawmanthly
Walt Wmomne
Repp Parther
Howoluin
T. L
Resolution 208 Approves Electric Heights Installation fund
Resolution by the Board of Supervisors of Honolulu Territory authorizes appropriation of 1700.01 from the general fund for installing electric lights at Patol Road Kalmuki and Alewa Heights in Honolulu District. Approved by Mayor Joseph J. Fern. Date references November 16 1909 and December 10 1910 with multiple adjournment dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluin
T. Hy
Hoe Jholwin
Territory of Hawaii
Patol Road
Kalmuki
Alewa Helahts
Honolste
WM. A. Kane
Notice on Sewer Rates Due January First 1910
Notice for sewer privileges holders to pay sewer rates for the six months ending June 1909 by January 1 1910 at the Superintendent of Public Works office. A 10 percent penalty applies after fifteen days. Official signatures Manuel K Cook Chief Clerk Marston Campbell Superintendent. December 20 1909. Bussetin editorial and business office lines shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel K. Cook
Marston Campbell
Public Works
Department of Public Work
Honolulu Resolution Allocates Funds for Water Sprinkler
Resolution 211 adopted November 16 1809 by Honolulu City Board appropriates 4900 from general fund to pay for a water sprinkler in Wala Taw Roast District. Authored by Joseph J Prin and Bupersisar J Quinn. Dates listed include December 21 24 24 2yg 7 28 29 30 31y and 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. M
Nolulu
Territory of Hawaii
J. Quinn
Joseph J, Prin
Wte
Payment of Water Rates for Honolulu Water Works
Notification under Chapter 45 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii 1905. Water privileges must pay rates due through June 40, 1910, by January 1, 1910. If unpaid within 15 days, a 10 percent surcharge applies. Unpaid by January 10, 1940, privileges may be forfeited without further notice. Honolulu Water Works, Capitol Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honolulu Water Works
Capitol Watlding
Special meeting of Olan Sugar Company stockholders
A stockholders meeting of the Olan Sugar Company Limited is called by the president for December 20, 1909, at 2 PM in Honolulu to consider canceling existing bonded indebtedness, the first mortgage bonds totaling 2 1/2 million dollars, and execution of a mortgage deed of trust. Stockbooks close December 21 to 25.– Honolulu.
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Olan Sugar Company, Limited
Wen
Bishop & Company
Hethe Street
Honolulu
Dee
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Fort Street
King
Arts and Crafts Shop
Daniel Logan
Wis Dees
Hwa & Walinae
Witton Tihatetor Aay
Kooluutoa
Joseph J. Fern
Dan. H
Telaprone
Bussetin
M. Little
Charles A. Stanton
Alexander Young Building
T. H
Wing On Chong’s
Bethel St
King and Hotel
Pottie
Hotel & Union
Pennants Volcano
Belle
Army
Navy
Hawai & South Seas Curio CO
Young Bldg
Boston
Daunt UB
Los Angeles
Gai
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Lewers & Cooke
Lrp
South King Street
Alakea
American Steam Laundry
McIntyre
Liliha Street
Corner Vineyard
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