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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
3
Hawaii Territory Governor Frear signs emergency act amending Section 4 of Act 38 of 1908 to extend tax provisions through December 31 and retroactively apply to prior assessments. The act takes effect upon approval dated April 26, 194. It outlines enforcement for unpaid taxes and continuation of provisions as if still in force.
The act creates a Market Superintendent appointed by the Governor to promote the sale and exchange of produce in Hawaii. Duties include visiting farms and markets, advising owners, studying Western mainland demand, and reporting on transportation of produce. Reports published at Board of Immigration expense with Governor approval. act effective from approval date.
Provisions establish a five member county Board of Supervisors elected at large in Hawaii. Four members become electors at next election, with the Chairman serving as Executive Officer. Salary set at 2400 dollars for the Chairman and Executive Officer, other members at existing law rates. Vacancies filled per existing law, act to take effect upon approval, signed by Walter Ear.
The report outlines Honolulu debates on the Territorial government’s tax authority and county relations, detailing moves to appoint supervisors, separate Public Works from survey duties, and assign port and harbor management under new officials. It notes immigration policy shifts and the impact on local funding, public expenditures, and efficiency targets amid territorial administration changes.
Town notices list MaePoelte Kanerition Comedunion and Jw Will as active movers in a Floral Parade related event. HEP Wood of the Peamation Gem is named town figure overseeing a portion of the procession and related activities in the community.
A fragmented report describes a McKinley High minstrel show with performances by students including Charlie Bell and Ben Gotten. It notes a large audience, stage talent, and various songs such as Nightingale and Come Along My Mandy. The piece highlights mixed reception and modest student entertainers in a campus event.
Kaimuki Meat Delivery Notice announces daily Kauluki district service next Monday May 1 11 with orders given high attention. Mutual Telephone Co Ltd notes a new directory of subscribers will be published and asks intending subscribers to follow instructions by April 30 1011 to ensure change.
By authority, the Board of Health invites tenders for furnishing and equipping the Katihi Home. bids due 12 noon May 3 1901 at the Board of Health office. specifications and list of required articles available after application. tender must include a verified cheque equal to the tender. Tender acceptance per Act 62. The board reserves right to accept the lowest tender.
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