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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
2
The ordinance governs licensed carriages and vehicles carrying passengers for hire in Honolulu. It sets numbering, display, badge wear, and copy requirements, and outlaws abusive conduct or overcharging. It details fare areas, distance-based rates, and special route surcharges for various streets and locales.
Public notice detailing taxi and passenger vehicle fares from Post Office Honolulu to various destinations, licensing rules, driver conduct, penalties, and designated stands. Includes rates per passenger, additional rider charges, child fare rules, and vehicle stand locations on Beretania, King, and Fort Streets, effective on approval.
Recreation's Park Theater features an orchestra and new films including The Empire and The Making of Balloons, plus Monart's Last Requiem and The Wisher, with comedies Monday night. The Kimpro, Art Theater presents Love and War with a Waterloo eve scene and a tragic Maid of Waterloo motif.
Major Sidney T. Pvlxota leads the American Boys tour from San Francisco to Australia and New Zealand. Forty boys travel to Aw.Avalia under a long effort to meet expenses, with concerts, boxing, vocal and instrumental displays planned at the Opera House on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings.
A note records that the opera Bombamide was heard in America on April 25, 1836 at the Park Theater in New York. The entry notes the performance location and date, indicating contemporary interest in the work.
Dr Burdette urges homeowners to invest in their town saying ownership creates stake and influence. He argues residents should speak for the town, scrutinize candidates, and promote local improvement from the home front, shaping public policy and community welfare.
Prohibition efforts against opium and liquor organized a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Royal Theater. The advertised event drew a small audience that showed little enthusiasm for the topics. Organizers plan another gathering at noon to push the anti opium drive.
In Honolulu on February 14 George H. Greene a native of Maine aged sixty four passed away. The funeral service is at 1 Lyo'clock today at 801 Kunal silo street with interment at Lochview Cemetery. Bulletin address and office phone numbers provided.
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