Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-29
ADVISORY BOARD
Continued from PAGE e.0

cattle, II seems, are not the only eX
cuse for keeping up high fences. II
developed that the small boy had to be
kept out of the fruit trees. Often ID
| took more than fence for protection
The hoy. one member said is worse
than the COW.
The Grade Question.
Mr.. Hosmer was anxious to have
grade lines fixed once and fer all time.
y letter was read by Secretary Wood
from c. S. Holloway, of the department
of Public Works, saying a CommuniCa'
ton from the committee relative ia
grades had been received. According
to County Act any alteration OF
grades must be approved by the Super.
intendent of Public Works. They had
no appropriation for work In connoc.
ton with roads or to make final deter.
mination of grades and lines on resi-,
dental streets. Mr. Holloway assured
the committee that his department
would be glad to cooperate with them
in any way possible.
With regard to the fence around the
High School w. II. Babbitt wrote let.
ter to the committee saying the matter
would be brought before the Commits.
sioners of Education at their next
meeting.
Talk Most Of Improvements.
The subject of general beauty for
Honolulu would come up again repeat.
eddy even when other matters were be.
ing talked about. Mr.. Giffard thought
professional men. ones who have madI
study of planting trees and gardens,
should be interested in the improve.
ment movement.
The Advisory Committee was assured
OF the hearty cooperation of the Pro.
motion Committee Il. all times and the
rooms of the organization we're placed
at their disposal. Secretary Wood also
suggested that the office tore. would
be at their service at any tire.
\ Telephone poles in the way ana in
places too prominent about the city
must go. MIR. Smith thought the gov.
eminent would take a hand in the mat.
ter and its attention will be urged upon
the matter.
There should be system for tela.
phone and electric poles Nj. Giffard
believed. Paint would help them some.
what. He referred to the ones painted
green along the Waikiki toad which
were not so noticeable as the ordinary
ones.
The question of planting trees was
again brought out. Actual work had
begun on College Hills. said Mr.. KId-
we'll. The Advisory Committee began
a discussion OF this future work ard
the Promotion Committee took up their
regular work.
Stray Animals Must Go.
Mr. Smith thought it would be a
good idea to look up the law regarding
stray animals in town. II there Is not
sufficient regulations in force for TAX.
ing them up the Supervisors will be
requested to pass new ordinance.
SLOW and cautiously the committee
will work for the bctterment of Homo.
lulu in every way. we cant enforce
sweeping movement" said Mr..
Spalding, but keep working away and
we will have heater conditions every.
where" Now is the time to begin,
Chairman Gartley suggested. and az
years 90 along the Improvements now
contemplated will begin to show.
A letter was read from NJ +. Peter
OF the Kalihi Improvement Club con
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planting. II was suggested that the
secretary of each improvement order
meet with the Promotion COMMITTEES
once every month and keep them in
formed as TO the work being accom-
plished.
An appropriation of $55 was made
| for the purchase of mlmeOgraph for
Office work.
An exhibit of fruit and preserves Is
Icing made in the committees rooms
as an advertisement of Hawaiian pro
| duets. A number of people have con
tributCd
caIabash Style for Yacht Cup.
Mr.. Smith suggested that the trophy
for the Honolulu.San Francisco yach
race be made after the model of a Ha
waiian Ca!abash. 1t will be mmanufac
tured of solid silver after the style o.
Il genuine calabash. \ diagram o.
| Diamond Head could be engraved OF
enc side, the name. the Hawaiian
| Cup" on the other, and the date of tn.
contest and the winner in between
| The idea was very favorably received
1t will cost in the neighborhood o.
$500. AS an example of the local inter
est taken in the race and of the willing
ness of everyone to help a Honolulu,
IJeweler has offered to order the prize
| get II manufactured as cheap as pos
sible and not take a cent commission
for his trouble. The cup will be giver
to the winner of the race by the Ha
| wall Yacht Club. Commodore HobroI
Is getting out entry blanks for tn,
race in June or July to be sent to ever.
yaChtsman on the Pacific Coast.
Matson's Steamers to Start.
A letter was read from j. A. Nc
Candless, now in San Francisco Abou
February first the new line OF Matsol
boats will start on regular trips be
tween the islands and San Francisco
taking seven days for the trip. Thei
rates will be lower than those now Il
effect. Each boat will have ample pas
senger accommodations. He had calle
on the Pacific Mail Steamship Co
about transportation for the Shriner
but was given no announcement. Tn
San Francisco Examiner Is DESTROYS q
having ten or twelve pages lpriCc nc
stated of advertising and illustratio
devoted to Hawaii Their desire WI!
be answered thanking them for thei
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