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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
5
The passage discusses industrial development, education, and political reforms in Hawaii, noting double tracking of Alakea Street and continental airways, calls for prompt exposition, and remarks on McCottrill's Senate confirmation. It references Honolulu’s public schools, British influence, a peaceful revolution by Parliament, and attitudes toward Japanese residents and school laws.
The text questions Governor's push for new topics and side issues as distractors from pressing matters. It notes debates on public lands administration, transfer of Honolulu Water Works to the federal government, road funding from public lands, and the handling of prior public concerns. It asks whether these topics serve public interest or create dissension, risking neglect of important issues.
Medical inspection in Hawaii schools improves pupil health where implemented, while non inspected schools show high rates of physical defects. Teachers must monitor physical development, promote exercise, and support eye and ear, heart, lungs, digestion, and circulation health as part of standard schooling. Public schools must assume responsibility for students' physical education and overall well being.
The statement urges the executive department to concentrate on promises made to the Territory through its yaters and taxpayers, arguing this focus would be a prudent public policy to adopt and uphold fiscal and administrative responsibilities.
Mrs Elizabeth Church resigns as social manager for the Alexander Young and Moana hotels after years of arduous and successful work. A pioneer in Honolulu hotel social life, she plans a few months rest before future plans. Her bright and attractive leadership marked the era.
Daily office hours 7 a m to 5 30 p m Sundays 8 to 10 a m. A public notice notes Mrs Jewehs withdrawal from local tourist season impacting city hotels. The Honolulu Construction and Draying Co claims a premium stone quality and plans to move 100 cubic yards daily to meet city quantity demands. Office in Robieson Building Queen Street Bulletin Foltorial Room phone 2185.
An article discusses high accident rates in the city and argues chauffeurs should master vehicle systems. It describes mainland tests for licenses, including street exercises with a braking dummy, and notes that careful inspection of acetylene lamps and other hazards could prevent fires and explosions.
Two Japanese warships under Admira Yashiro are bound for Honolulu from Acapulco and will stop at Yokosuka before returning. The Beachy freighter will be loaded with sugar milling machinery and dispatched to Manila. The voyage will include calls at several South American ports, with receptions planned but later canceled after a dance snub. Governor Frear set execution for Primitivo Lahom on February 1 for murder. College of Hawaii reports growing enrollments and advances in facilities, including new dairy and poultry buildings and expansion under Mr. Krauss in agriculture and new correspondence courses expanding reach.
Audit Company of Hawaii conducts all classes of audits and investigations and furnishes reports for all kinds of financial work. Suggestions given for simplifying or systematizing office work. All business confidential.
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