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Fragmentary OCR text mentions government representation and phrases about perquisites. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or events are identifiable to define a factual news item.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions government representation and phrases about perquisites. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or events are identifiable to define a factual news item.
A fragmented editorial urges municipal tax levies by local divisions, praises Parade Manager Wall, and stresses honest government. It advocates organized health inspections, immigrant affairs attention, and the Imperial Council’s approval, while criticizing obstruction and urging decisive action.
The Shriners final farewell visit ends as Hawath and Aloha Temple guests depart for home. The Honolulu welcome transformed the city with warm greetings and mutual admiration, reflecting a refined exchange of felicitations. The Bulletin notes the excursion profits all involved and praises the broadened horizons beyond the American mainland.
The city government considers a widening building ordinance to improve gate and sanitary construction in Wilts. Officials say modern sanitation is crucial for public health and citizens are engaged, ready for discussion to shape effective law. The measure aims to update Honolulu’s building standards amid rising health concerns.
Citizens urge thorough publication of city finances to reveal revenues and expenditures. They argue an open inventory of tax and spending details is essential for trust, proper budgeting, and informed public oversight.
The citizenry needs transparent city operations with visible rates and expenditures. Officials should reveal how money is spent and what returns it yields, reducing ignorance that fuels criticism of local government. Public information should precede taxation and be enforceable by oversight.
A grainy wireless message argues that citizens deserve full information on how city departments operate and spend funds. It asserts openness is essential for democracy and criticizes opaque budgeting and errands like pocketing funds or misused duties.
Extraordinary success attends Young Bro Benjamin the stomach man at Honouliuli. A steady stream of people visits 24 Fort Street near King for two months seeking remedies for stomach related illnesses. He claims his vegetable non alcoholic Herbal remedy treats root causes by addressing the stomach directly and cites cases of restored health without operation.
The bill, field by Senator Fairchild, splits taxes by division. It redefines divisions for Honolulu, Maui Ka Uao, Hawaii, and Kauai. It sets assessor appointments and tax rates to fund territorial and county needs with annual estimates.
For sale by Benson Smith and Co Hollister Drug Co Chambers Drug Co Hilo Drug Co and at all Wholesale Liquor Dealers offering a bulk purchase opportunity across major outlets.
The text outlines Section 1272A adding disposition rules for personal and property taxes in the Territory of Hawaii. It designates that all such taxes go to the Territorial Treasury, with district road taxes kept in a special account and paid monthly to the county treasurer for road maintenance and repair. It also restricts the use of funds to their designated district’s public roads.
One of Hawaii's sugar cargoes arrived in New York yesterday, raising prices to about 3.80. The ship carried a Missouri line cargo, believed to include Hite and Kahului sugars.
Wireless report from Sierra bound for Honolulu dated February 27 notes 838 miles from San Francisco Lightship. Strong north winds clear weather barometer 80.81 air 67. Message mentions a trimmed pocket item and a misstrack related to Shriners. Captain Johnson of the Winer mina referenced.
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