The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-09

Regulations for Carriages and Rate
of Fare.
Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of Ac
entitled can Act 10 Regulate the Carrying 0
Passengers and Freight, and the Letting 10 Hir
OF Carriages, Wagons, Carts, Drays and Othe
Vehicles in the District of Honolulu, - amended
and approved the 5th day Of August, A. d
1882, L, Chas t. Gullek, Minister of the interior
OF the Hawaiian Kingdom, do hereby make tbs
following Rules and Regulations to be observed
by licensed carriers of passengers and freight
In the District Of Honolulu:
Ist Every licensed carriage, dray vehicle
must be numbered, and this number must be
placed or a conspicuous part OF the carriage dray
or vehicle.
I'd. Every licensed carriage running at night
must exhibit two lights. and the number Of such
carriage plainly shown on the glass OF each Ian
tern, in figures not less than and one-had q -
inches in height.
3D. Drivers of licensed vehicles must obey the
orders of the police.
4th. no licensed carriage Will be allowed to
stand on the makai side OF Queen street near the
Fish Market, and two more carriages viii be
allowed to stand abreast on any street.
5th. On all stands set apartfor licensed carriages
the horses must be headed parallel to the street
aud close to the sidewalk.
sth No licensed horse and carriage must be left
without a proper attendant or properly secured.
7th No licensed carriage viii be allowed 70 be
left on the street over night.
sth STANDS SET APART FOR LICENSED CARRIAGES.
No l. Mauka side of Beretania street, east side
OF Maunakea street.
No. 2. Makai side of Beretania street, from east
corner of Nuuanu street.
No. 3. East side of Emma street, mauka Of Ber-
etania street.
NO. 4. Mauka side of Hotel street. from east
corner of Nuuanu street
No. 5. Manka side OF Hotel street, o.
Union street.
No. 6. Makai side of Hotel street, opposite TO
the entrance OF Hawaiian Hotel.
No. Z. Makai side of King street, opposite the
Chinese Theater, east of road TO the Prison.
No. s. Makai side of King street east corner OF
Maunaksa street
No. 9. Makai side OF King street, from west
corner OF Beth i street.
No. TO- Makai side of King street, east from f.
No II. Makai side of King street, east corner Of
Richards street.
No. II. Makai side of King street, west from
Punchbowl street.
No. 10. Makai side of Merchant street, opposite
to Sailors Home.
No. a. Makai side of Merchant street, east cor
aer of Fort street.
No. is. AIauka side of Queen street, opposite to
Fish Market.
No. I6. Makai side of Queen street, from east
corner OF Nuuanu street.
No. II. MakaI side OF Queen street, from east
corner of Fort street.
9Th. No more than ten carriages VIII be allowed
on any one stand at time.
10th. Licensed carriages standing in front of the
Hawaiian Opera House shall align on the mauka
side OF King street,
18th. Licensed carriages standing upon the Es-
pIanade near the Mail Steamer Dock, shall align
upon the mauka side of the TO the corner of
Kilauea street, and mauka along the east side of
Kilauea street.
18th. Licensed carriages at the Government
Building shall enter the eastern side of the
drive, and align on the outer side of the circle
awaiting their fare.
RATES FARE.
18th. To from any point in Beretania street
and the harbor, and between Mannakea street and
PunchbowI street, for each passenger, 10 cents.
I4th. To or from any point between the second
bridge, Nuuauu AVenue and Kunawai Lane on
Liiha street and the harbor, and the
RefOrmatory School, on the Eva road and the
line Of Victoria street. not exceeding one mile
from the starting point and not conflicting with
Rule 10, for each passenger, 20 cents. For each
passenger or from any steamer or sailing vessel
10 or from any point within the foregoing limits,
25 cents.
18th. Outside these limits, not exceeding two
niles from the starting point for each person, SO
cents: beyond two miles. % cents per mile or frac-
ton thereof, for each pat ,enger.
18th. Children three years old under, no
charge; over three years old and not more than
ten years old, half price.
18th. For each vehicle attending a funeral, So,
18th. When called by the telephone the engage
Inent commences with the receipt of the message.
Service in answer call by telephone may be
charged one-han fare for the trip to any point
beyond the soc. limit in addition to the regular
charges for subsequent services.
18th. No extra charge shall be made to any pas
senger for ordinary hand baggage.
goth. For any other than ordinary hand bag
gage, each trunk or box, 25 cents.
2Ist Every licensed driver shall have silver
or white metal badge, with his number plainly
shown it, as per sample at the Police Station
House; said badge to be worn 70 be distinctly
upon the left breast. Go insure uniformity,
these badges will be furnished at the Station House
at cost price)
I'D. WHEN ORDERED SPECIALLY FOR KAP1oLANI
One passenger, each way. W
Two passengers, each way..... 90
Three passengers, each 90
WHEN ORDERED SPECIALLY FOR THE PAIL.
OHe passenger, each way W
Two passengers each 90
Three passengers, each way %
sHoPPISs OR NAKISs CALLS, WHEN AT LEAST ONE
HALF OF THE TINE TAKEN
DEFINITIONS.
One passenger, per 90
Two passengers, per hour.-..-....-..--...-..l so
Three passengers, per 90
Four passengers, per hour so
For each additional hour SO cents for each pas
sengsr when more than one.
CONTINUOUS DRIVING By THE HOUR.
One passenger per 81 so
Two passengers per hour. --.......-.- - Oe
Three passengers, per hOur.....-..-.- 90
Four passengers, per hour.........-......-.. ) w
No driver is compelled to take a single fare be-
yond the two mile limit, except by special bar
gain. When two more offer, the regular rate
as per the above schedule must be accepted.
Licensed drivers ordered to return for passengers
left at any given point, beyond the soc. limit,
may charge a one-haIf fare for returning in add-
ton the regular charges for subsequent services