Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-27

mauka along Nuuanu street to the premises
of the Hawaiian Clay COMPANY and across
Wilder street, including the Puunui tract
not to exceed three miles, one dollar for
each passenger.
Where not otherwise provided. to or from
any point within the radius of one mile
25 cents.
18th. Children, three years old or under,
no charge; over three years old, and not
more than ten years old, half price.
18th. For each vehicle attending funeral,
arrangements as to the fare to be made
between the passenger and the driver.
10Th. When called by the telephone. the
engagement commences with the receipt of
the message. Service in answer to call by
telephone may be charged one.halI fare for
the trip to any point beyond the 5O.cent
limit, in addition to the regular charge for
subsequent services.
goth. No extra charge shall be made to
any passenger for ordinary hand baggage
21st. For any other than ordinary hand
baggage, each trunk or box. 20 cents
22d. Every licensed driver shall have a
silver or white metal badge, with his mum.
Der plainly shown on 1t. as per sample at
the Police Station House; said bauge to he
worn so as to be distinctly seen upon the
left breast. ITO insure uniformity these
badges will be furnished at the Station
House at cost price,
23d. Every licensed driver Of an auto.
mobile shall have a silver metal cap badge,
with his number plainly shown on II, as per
sample at the Police Station House; said
badge to be worn so as to be distinctly seen
on the front of the cap of each driver. ITO
insure uniformity these badges will be fur.
nished at the Station House at cost price,
WHEN ORDERED SPECIALLY FOR RAPToLANI
PARK:
One or two passengers, each way. .....S1. so
Three passengers, each way ......... 200
WHEN SPECIALLY ORDERED FOR THE PALi:
One passenger, each way ...........$3.O
Two passengers, each way .......... 400
Three passengers, each way ......... 500
WHEN SPECIALLY ORDERED FOR THE PUNCH.
BOWL DRIVE:
one passenger, each way ...........sl. 90
Two passengers, each way ........... l. so
Three passengers each way ....... 200
SHOPPING OR MAKING CALLS WHEN AT LEAST
oNE-HALf OF THE TIME IS TAKEN
Up IN DEFINITIONS:
One passenger per hour .............sl.O 90
Two passengers, per hour ......... / so
Three passengers, per hour .......... 200
Four passengers, per hour .......... $50
For each additional hour so cents for each
passenger, when more than one
CONTINUOUS DRIVING nv THE HOUR:
One passenger, per hour ............S1.5 so
Two passengers, per hour ........... 200
Three passengers, per hour ........ $50
Four passengers per hour ........... 800
Licensed drivers ordered to return for
passengers left at any given point beyond
the 5O.cent limit, may charge a one.half fare
for returning. in addition to the regular
charges for subsequent services.
25th. Between the hours of eleven GD
Cc clock p. IN. and five 80 o'clock a. m. the
above rates OF fare may be doubled.
Goth. Every hack-driver. before being II.
censed as such, must prove to the satisfac-
ton of the competent authorities that he is
sufficiently conversant with the English Ian.
guLge for the conduct of his business, and
well acquainted with streets and localities
In and around Honolulu.
9th. Any licensed driver who when in
charge of a licensed carriage, dray or We.
hcle, shall be intoxicated, or who shall use
II sulting or abusive language, who shall
demand more than the authorized fare who
shall neglect, upon demand, to show a card
OF rates OF fare, or who, not being engaged,
shall refuse a fare or who shall COntravene
any OF the within rules, shall, upon com.
plant to any OF the police, be arrested and,
upon conviction be liable to the penalty set
forth in Section 795. Chapter 90, of the
Penal Laws OF 1897
2Sth. Every licensed carriage dray or We.
h!Cle must observe the Rules of the Road"
by keeping on the right OF the middle of the
Travelled part Of any bridge, road or other
highway, and the driver of any such car.
rage, dray or vehicle violating this rule.
sfall be liable to arrest by any police OH.
Ger, and upon conviction be liable to the
penalty provided for in Section 795 of Chan.
ter 50 of the Penal Laws of 1897.
Goth. There shall be at all times a Card
OF Rates placed In leather pocket, firmly
attached to the center OF the back of the
ncnt seat of every licensed vehicle and the
words Rates of Fare" impressed on the
front OF said leather pocket in letters not
lees than onenaf inch in size
Goth No licensed driver shall leave his
vehicle at any public or private ball or en-.
tertainment place of amusement, of public
aSsemblage or liquor saloon.
3ist, No licensed vehicle will he permit.
tcd to stand on any steamer wharf on the
day OF arrival or departure of steamers.
32d. Any licensed vehicle, horse or har
ness found in service at any time in an un.
suitable or unsafe condition for performing
the duties OF common carriers, VIII render
the owner or driver, or both, liable to ar.
rest and prosecution.
These rules shall have full force and effect
on and after February LIST, 1902 and all for.
mer rules and regulations for the govern.
ment Of licensed vehicles conflicting here.
with are abolished
JAS. II. BOYD