The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-05
PLANS FOR
BIG TIME
Dancing Pavilion to Be
Erected.
ADMISSION DAYS JOYS
Cabinet Votes Money--Various Mat
tiers Acted on by Execu-
tive Council.
(From Saturdays Daily

At the meeting OF the Executive
Council yesterday those present were
President Dole, Ministers Mott-Smith,
Damon and Cooper, and Messrs. ]. b.
Anterior, w. o. Smith, ]. II. Fisher
and J. A. Gilman, representing the
Citizens Executive Committee for the
celebration OF Territorial Day.
The Committee asked permission OF
the Executive Council to construct a
dancing pavilion fifty by seventy-five
feet ON the Waikiki side OF the Execu-
tive building according to the plan
which was produced, the lumber used
in It's construction TO be furnished and
removed by the contractors and the
pavilion to cost s776. 1t was recon-
mended that the Government assume
this expense.
The recon mendation Of the Citizens
Committee was adopted and the Gov
eminent contributes the sum OF $1,000
from the State Entertainments" fund,
towards the incidental expenses, on
the understanding that the Committee
provide Tor all matters connected with
the ball. The Government will assume
the expense of erecting the inaugural
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augural ceremonies.
IL was also voleu that permission be
granted to the committee to erect a
dancing pavilion on the Waikiki side
of the Executive building as requested
The matter of the Youman Land
Title case was discussed and 1t was
voted that the Minister of the Interior
be requested to ask the Survey Depart
ment to compare the deed and the de-
cree OF the court and inform the De-
partment which il correct.
The matter of the application OF the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany for an amendment to its charter
was brought and referred to the Attor-
ney-General and Mr.. w. o. Smith to
make various changes before action Ii
taken.
The application OF the Club Stables,
Ltd, for an amendment to Its articles
of association was referred TO the At
torney-General.
The Minister OF Finance was author
lied to pay the following amount:
s229.84, the excess of the amount re-
quired for the pay Of Salaries OF Act
ing Circuit Judges" up to and includ-
ing the 31st day of May, 1900, over the
pro rata amount OF the appropriation.
The Minister of the Interior read a
communication from the Secretary OF
the Bureau of immigration enclosing
Il bill of Messrs Alexander & Baldwin
for $500 for the importation Of two
Tyrolese families, but as there iS no
appropriation at present by which this
amount can be paid, the matter will
have to be deferred until the Legisla-
ture meets.
A letter from Mr. w. o. Smith under
date Of May 18th, on behalf Of the Ed
win Hall Estate. was read with refer
ence to the extension of Beretania
street near its junction with King
street, as was also Mr.. w. Il.
Rowell's report on the same, dated
May 26th. An offer will be made to the
Edwin Hall Estate for the Government
to fill to grade the proposed extension
running through the estate and make
the necessary sidewalks free OF charge
to the estate in consideration OF the
deciding by the Hall Estate Of the re-
quested amount of land required to
build the extension.
The application of the Honolulu
Rapid Transit &c Land Company to
have the lines and grades of the streets
defined upon which 1t proposes to lay
its track was referred to the Attorney
General.
Upon the approval of the Attorney
General, Articles Of Association Will be
granted to the Honolulu Dairymen's
Association and also to Emmeluth &
Co.. Ltd.
Upon the approval OF the Attorney
General 1t was voted that the amend
ment to the charter Of the Hilo Elec-
trio Light Co. be granted as requested.
The Articles of Association of the
Owl Drug Co., Ltd, will be returned
for correction. They do not explicitly
state whether five of the incorporators
are residents of the Islands. but use
the word Citizens" and the affidavit
should state that the list OF subscribers
shows the names Of all the persons who
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