Amendments to Taxi Rates Between Honolulu Streets
Notice from the Interior Ministry amends passenger cab rates in Honolulu districts. Rates for single or two passengers between Beretania and harbor zones set at 25 cents, with 10 cents for each additional passenger, and similar per passenger charges between specified points on Liliba street to the harbor and Waikiki routes. Amended rules take effect July 15, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Honolulu
Beretania Street
Harbor
Maanuken Street
Pauchbow Street
Second Bridge
Nawaua Avenue
Kanawai Lane
Liliba Street
Reformatory School
Hwa Road
Victoria Street
Waikiki
Isvi
J. A. King
Interior
Laturior
Irrigation Notice Issued for Honolulu Water Users
Halters of water privileges or those paying water rates are notified that irrigation hours are 6 to 8 AM and 4 to 6 PM. Those on the Punchbowl above Green Street and Nuano Valley above Bobool Street may irrigate when water is available but not more than four hours in any twenty four. Andrew Brown, Supt Honolulu Water Works, approved by J A Kina Minister of Interior, Honolulu, Apr 17, 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boblook
Punchbowl
Grewn Street
Nunaon Valley
Bobool Street
Andrew Brown
Honolulu
Japanese immigration and Hawaii policy debate cited
The Evening Bulletin notes the Shanghai Mercury’s stance on Japanese immigration, treaty obedience, and the United States’ influence in Hawaii. It highlights Japan's jealousy of U S dominance and their challenge to annexation era boundaries, with official confirmation from Japan in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Parte
Hawaii
Shanghai Mercury
The
Mercury
Japan
United States
de Mercury
Washington
Income Tax Act Supports Fair Burdens For Hawaii
The income tax law is deliberate and widely approved by voters after years of advocacy. Any defects in its initial application can be corrected by the next Legislature. Instead of opposing it on technical grounds, supporters should seek to perfect the law and avoid class conflict that would harm Hawaii in annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
United States
Nelsons flagship Foudroyant rescued from bone yard
The Foudroyant, Nelsons flagship, was saved from a German bone yard by subscription and taken to England for exhibition. While touring the canal in this role, mid month it ran ashore near Liverpool and was expected to become a total wreck. Its name and its commander's fame remain imperishable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Germany
England
Liverpool
Draw Declared In Baseball League Protest At Umpire Call
At a league meeting this afternoon delegates from all clubs reviewed Stards protest over a Monday ball game. The protest was allowed and the game ruled a draw after ruling a block play by a nonplayer. The ruling cites Rule 36 Section 1 2 and 3 detailing how a block and time should be called and runners handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball League
Stard
Dayton
St. Louis
Lucas
Ruonera
Stoves Sold For Cold Season Use In Local Market
Local shop advertises BLUE FLAME OIL Stoves in three sizes with a new compact edition. Dietz Stove Company introduces kerosene burning stoves with oven and pots, while Fisher Steel Ranges Pansy Columbus olive bon0 and hotel ready Empire City model highlighted for hotels and restaurants with large ovens and low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz Stove Company
United States
Fisher Steel
Columbus
Olive
Bono
Empire City
For Sale A Good Bellatle Axddln Pony and jSavdle
For sale a small pony and saddle described as suitable for a young rider. The listing includes a malformed description with unclear measurements and conditions. Potential buyers are cautioned by the garbled text and should seek clarification on age, fit, and safety details before bidding or purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Lebillien
Will prove Last Will in First Circuit Probate Court
In the First Circuit Court of the Territorial Islands a probate hearing is set for Friday August 6 at 10 o clock in the court room of Honolulu. The will of Wrancle Spencer, late of Walmea, is being proved and letters testamentary issued to Martie N. Spencer. Interested parties may appear to contest or support the petition. Honolulu, July 7, 1937. By the Court Rellitt, Jr. Clerk. Subscription notice 76 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF the First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Joseph H. Love- Joy
Honolulu
Oatu
Siddevem
Chanshirs
Clark
Olroule
Rellitt, JR
Cork
Police Officers Relieved From Duty Amid Tank Initiative
Officers Logan and Wille are relieved from further duty. Punch Bow slopes presidents work to conserve water, while W.G. Ashley and Captain Coyne have installed tanks on their premises holding 3000 gallons each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan and
Wille
Punchbow
W.G. Ashley
Captain Coyne
Keeaumoku Near Bevetania Seeks New Curtain Causeway
A fragmented local note reports a Monday evening sighting on Keeaumoku near Bevetania about a new curtain for Caerings. It mentions an owner with a villa and an unclear payment situation framed as an offer or rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeaumoku
Bevetania
Caerings
Oni
Onmey Villa &E
Special Summer Notes for Out of Town Patrons
Public notice-style advertisement describing summer services for delivering fresh groceries to travelers and cottage renters. Emphasizes moderate prices, uniform high-grade goods, and ability to quote for any party size and duration. Highlights year-round service and home-level attention for seaside or camping trips.
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Daniel Logan
Income Tax Act
Larsd
Yunely
Opies
the Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited
Fort Street
Spreckels’ Bank
Herbert Terel
Ewing
George Herbert
Attention
Company A
Anwoky Company
A. N.G. HL
Hoxonrre
Paul Smith
Queen Street
Osu
Enlle
Remington
John Silva
Mr. Silva
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Hort Street
Per “Iolani
From
New York
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Corner Fort and
King Streets
Universal
Danpy Cook
WeaTenn
Prize Bahge
Pes Ij Carts Aaisesaka Seo Tagsea
Price
Arpotto Ib Taxon
Anexus Dyrvasial
R ‘Ik
Pacific Hardware Co
Lewis & CO
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