Honolulu City and County Meat and Fish Ordinance Summary
Regulation ordinance establishes meat and fish inspection duties in Honolulu County. It authorizes inspectors and the City County Physician to oversee sale and storage of meat, fish, poultry, and vegetables, with penalties for violations. It sets permit, morgue, and death-record procedures and provides enforcement by the Board of Supervisors.
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Honoul
Honolule
Oley
Honwlaln
Sinsinia
CY. Ant County
Honolulu
Kai
Superviinoe
Sulit Innes
Board of
Superviaun Bordon
Phy
Ford
Hall Mney
Marine
Crete
Tall Mall
Tia
Kald
Cynd
Hopefuli
Mare Ket
Ordinance on Decedents Duties in Honolulu City
An old ordinance provides regulations relating to decedents. It assigns the duty to licensed physicians or the coroner to report deaths to the clerk and county physician, detailing required birth and death information and reporting immediacy. The text references the coroner charge during confinement and duties of physicians in attendance.
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Coe
Tenement House Ordinance in Honolulu City and County
Ordinance 14 defines tenement houses as buildings housing more than three independent families with shared utilities. It prohibits new tenement homes in residential districts within five hundred feet of existing tenements unless owners within five hundred feet consent in writing. The measure outlines grandfathering for pre existing structures and required acknowledgments for property records.
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Bedton
Hanolalath
Howe
Cuiyail
Howell
Ordinance Draft on Records and Tenement Registry
A city ordinance introduces an Inn book titled Register of New Tenements, outlining consent requirements and compliance methods. It prescribes penalties for violations including fines up to two hundred dollars, possible imprisonment up to three months, or both, with offenses accruing daily until ceased. Introduced by Supervisor Daniel Logan on July 2, 1909, at a Mountain City and County meeting in Honolulu.
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Wewkly
Ity
Bectina
O'Clark P
Tir
Uch
Honotali
Wich
Honolulu
Aver
Abin
Aylott
Kane
Logan
Quinn
Alcont
Vetiogs Cox
McChelan
Tatil 2Dp
Kalauokalane, JR
Mark
Sherif
Sheri
Phytician
Honolua
Phyateten
Phyatetan
William
Aria
Board of Supervisors
County of
Havoluta
Abia
Aylett
Cox
Clellan
Kalavokalant, JR
Chly
ASUS
Daniel Logan
Mouatain
AMGK
Alinaata
Notice to Creditors 1909 Hawaii Estate of Frank M Childs
The undersigned administrator Trent Trust Company Limited notifies all creditors and claimants of Frank M Childs of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii to present authenticated claims with vouchers at 916-020 Fort Street Honolulu within six months from June 26 1909 or their claims will be barred. This notice is dated June 26 1909 and serves as the formal probate reminder.
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Frank M. Childs
Honolulu
Perritory
Hawaii
Hank M. Childs
Milis
Fort Street
Territory of Hawaii
A. D
Trent Trust Company, Limited
Oakland
Cal
M. E. Silva
Kent
L. H. Kent
M. E. Sibsernate
Startling Pictures Promised From Hawaii Exhibit
Secretary Wood’s letter to the promotion committee outlines plans for new photographs of Kilauea, lava ledges, and Halemaumau interiors. It notes moving pictures sent to the Alaska-Yukon Expo and mentions Hawaii’s growing appeal to Atlantic City exhibit plans, with prominent figures like Mrs Currie Jacob Bond and journalist William Hubard referenced amid renewed lecture interest.
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Wood
Nontne
Kilauea
A. Kennedy
Milemaa
Bonine
Volosno
Ineo Pasoramic
Halemaunas
Bant
Atlantic City
Hawaii
Jnew
Mra
Currie Jacobx Bond
Mowall
Mira
Bond
William I Hubeard
Chicago Tribune
Ite
Bongolia
Islands
Ithe Afr
Mimendorf
United Oughly
Mall
J. A. Miller
Great Northern Railway
Seattle
Tingwrtaw
Honolulu
Hue Wall
FW. Fyler
Savannah
Infanta
A.M. Cleland
Pasenger
Pacife
Paul
Minu
St. Paul
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Henn, Smith & Co
Havel
Ntigar
M. A. Gunat & CO
Fort and
King Streets
Startling Pictures
Bonnie
Curtontn
Mike
Abe
Ostoria
Panton
Pau KA Hana
Red L. Waldron
Spreehels’ Building
Rhone 12
E. St Silva
Rainier
Rainier Bottling Works
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