Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-05-02

Section 2. The selection of the
said six persons and their success
sors in interest shall be as follows:
The President with the approval
of the Cabinet shall select three,
and the Kapiolani Park Associa.
ton shall select three. The six
persons so selected shall be divid-
ed by ballot into three classes of
two each, and shall thereupon be
commissioned by the President as
follows: the first class for six
years, the second class for four
years, and the third class for two
years; and as the term of such
classes shall expire, the vacancies
shall be filled by new appoint
ments for terms of six years, one
of whom shall be made by the
President with the approval of the
Cabinet, and the other by the re-
manning four trustees; so that
thereafter there shall be a con-
tinued succession of such classes,
each one having a tenure of office
Of six years, and one class going
out of Office every two years.
Section 3. Such body of tlus-
tees shall be called the Honolulu
Park Commission, and shall have
the possession, control and man
ngement of the Kapiolani Park
and all property belonging there
to, and the administration of all
funds which may be hereafter re-
ceived on account of the said Park
from Government appropriations
or otherwise and shall serve with
out pay.
Section 4. The said Commits
sion shall possess the powers and
privileges of corporation, except
as herein limited.
Section 5. The following pow
ers in relation to the said Kapio.
lani Park are hereby granted to
the said Commission, to wit: to
prevent trespass, to lay out, con-
struct and maintain carriage roads
and bride paths, to plant and re-
move trees and shrubs, to construct
reservoirs for the storage of water
and drains for the removal of
water, to sell such products of the
said Park as may be incidentally
produced in the management
thereof, to erect necessary build
inrs for the use of Workmen and
for storage purposes, to grant and
terminate franchises and permits
for public entertainments, COM
petitive exercises and exhibitions,
and to make and enforce regula-
tons for the protection of the
grounds, and the tree and plant
growth of said park and the pro.
ducts of such growth, and for the
conduct of such entertainments,
competitive exercises and exhibit
tons, and all persons using the
public privilege of the said Park,
and all other powers necessary to
the proper management OF the
said Park.
Section 6. The said Commits
sion shall not have authority to
lease or sell the land comprising
the said park or any part thereof
nor to compel the payment of an
entrance fee as a condition to the
admission of any one to the
grounds of the same; provided
that the said commission may
authorize the proprietors or man.
ayers of any special entertain
ment or exhibition which may be
permitted within the Park limits
to charge and collect fees for ad.
mission to such entertainment OF
exhibition.
Section 7. The said Commits.
sion may, with the approval OF
the Executive Council, grant O
right of way through such Park
on line parallel with the Mako
street thereof, to any car system
but such right of way shall not
extend further than from the ma,
kai West entrance of the maka!
Southeast entrance thereof.
Section 8. This Act shall tax,
effect from the date, of its publica
ton.