Che Hilo Tribute and Hawaii Appropriations Debate
A 1908 Hawaiian page discusses Governor Carter's loan fund allocations with emphasis on Honolulu island projects. It notes $300,000 for extension of Honolulu wharf, $200,000 for Honolulu water works, $80,000 for Pavoa water works, and $40,000 for a Hilo government building while criticizing a $20,000 sewerage extension being omitted from the general appropriations. The piece argues the sewer project is essential to Hilo’s health and port sanitation, urging wiser funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Honolulu
Tein
Daha
Pavoa
Hilo
Fourth Circuit
Kicking as Civic Kicker Drives Progress in Hilo
The piece extols kicking as a driving force behind civilization and progress. It cites Hilo's strong yet fair demands, urges careful public health measures against epidemics, and warns that efforts like securing a high school and extension funds risk fading if blocked by Carter's cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Regatta Day in Hilo Amid Rainy Saturday
The report notes a wet Saturday in the Hilo district with Regatta Day festivities. It highlights Russia's waning glory in war rhetoric and China and Korea as regional players, while praising a leader for bringing harmony from chaos and multiple tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prack
Russia
Japan
China
Korea
Hilo
Hawaii County road fund to be distributed among districts
Hawaii supervisors approve 5000 General Fund allocation for road district distribution based on last year’s taxes. Proportions reflect district tax receipts. road tax excluded. Also reports laying of new Drick Very building corner, a Wall Nichols box of historical documents, Wall Nichols to lease building for five years, and school holiday notices and a September benevolent collection to Haili Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Shipman
Board of Supervisors
Tgos
Hawaii
South
Hilo
North Hilo
Puna
Kona
Koh
Kohula
Hamakua
Drick
Owl Drag
J. Kelsey
Wall, Nichols Co. Ltd
Board of True
W. C. Peacock & Co
Hawaii Herald
Wall, Nichols Co
Regulation on Inspecting Imported Livestock in Territory
Territorial Board issues rules requiring ships to report arrival of domestic animals, poultry and dogs, with health status and ownership details. Hogs sheep cattle and horses must be confined on pier until health certificates are issued. entry limited to Honolulu Oahu and Hilo Hawaii. Misuse or violation is a misdemeanor and regulation takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aime
Thie
Stallien
Loval
Honolulu
Oahu
Hilo
Hawaii
Regulation on Glanders in Territory of Hawaii
The Board of Agriculture and Forestry issues Reg No 3 concerning glanders in horses. It requires immediate notification to the Territorial Veterinarian or local Live Stock inspector if symptoms appear, outlines quarantine and testing, and states that infected animals may be destroyed under officer supervision with costs borne by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf Wit
Joes Live
Farey
Tlonolula
Glanders and Variola Disease Description Circulated
The text discusses glanders and a related disease, noting insidious symptoms in horses and the risk of spread to animals and humans. It mentions a forthcoming Bureau of Animal Industry Circular No. 78, “Glanders and Variola,” detailing history, symptoms, diagnosis, and prevention, with requests to address inquiries to Dr. Victor A. Norgaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Bureau of Animal Industry
Victor A. Norgaard
Tea
Honolata
Sunday Trading Restrictions Act of Hawaii Amid Veto Override
Territorial Hawaii enactment amends sections to regulate Sunday observance permitting limited commerce. Provisions allow certain businesses and port activities, specify sale of milk bread fruit ice, and defer deliveries until after morning hours. Specifies exemptions for transportation, shipments, and select services. sets effective date after governor's veto reconsideration. Includes signatures of House Speaker and Senate President.
Roger the Thoroughbred Jersey Bull To Settle At Kilates Stables
The thoroughbred Jersey bull named Roger, once owned by John McTags, is to be permanently relocated to the Kilates stables near Hawaii Mill. For more details contact Jim Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Bull
John McTagshurt
Kilates
Hawaii Mill
Jim Morris
Train Schedule for Hilo to Puna Excursions
The Kinau steamship arrival links rail routes Hilo to Olaa and Puna with through service to Pahoa. Trains run Wednesdays from Hilo to Olaa and Puna and Fridays return via Walakea and Olaa with stops at Pahoa. Excursion tickets apply weekends and commutation passes offer 25 rides or 1000 miles at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walaken
Sias
Hilo
Puna
Olaa
Kinau
Pahoa
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J. Castin
New Orleans
Europe
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Boar of Education
Lincoln
Washington
First Foreign Church
Luke
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Roarn
Agriculturie
ANT Forestry
Antmal Industry
Tlawatl
Holloway
Board of Agriculture and Forestry
G. R. Carter
Division OF Animal Industry
Territory OF Hawaii
Nowad of
Africutiane Ain Forestry
Igey Gkarter
Ars
Board OF Agricultur and Forestry
G. BR. Carter
Tawai
Territory
Hawai
House of Representative
Territory of
Eric A, Knudsen
Kalavokalani, JR
Mawati
Maret
A. le
Paul K. Is Berg
Senate
William Savidgh
Ana
Roger
Ayor
Koghead
South Africa
Cape Town
Ayer
Tdi
Ayer’s
Dir
J.C. Ayer &Co
Lowell, Mane
Avro Piles
Devt
Lanetive
Hilo Drug Company
Hilo Railroad Co
Volcano
A.m. Ortgio
Af. Mount. Viwaar
Glenwood
Owweccoee Hilo
van. R. Whiatiar
Walakea
fatePahow
Wecco Pann
D. E. Metzger
A. N. Sanford Optician
Woston Building
Wessels
R.A, Lucas & CO
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