The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-21
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fFrom wednesdays AueVeruseD
The Beard OF Supervisors OF oahu
g,suuty met last night. Present were
chairman smith, Supervisors Dwight.
Archcr. Paele. Moore. Cox. Lucas;
ssrrhs Kalauokalani. Buffandeau. Ha-
-ale: County Engineer Gore, Capt. 5.
Jehpsss1. Stenographer Aea.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read md approved.
BILLS.
TIVE following bills were passed;
August
Keepers OF parks, 1913.
Rad department, s1TS.io
Koslanlca road district. No. 2, s563.5o
Kn;laul0a road district, No. 2, S22S.63
Ssptsmber-
Carriage department S64sS5
Read department. S3415.o2.
Koeisupoko road district. s172.s6.
The committee appointed to look into
xTeEed detective services for which
vuu<hers were presented, asked for
mrre time which request was granted.
THE CHAUFFEUR EXAMINER.
the following report from Examiner
a f,hauffeurs wilder was read and re-
serrrd to the police committee for i'm
mediate action:
Honolulu. September 10, 1906.
To the Board of Supervisors. county
Of Oahu. Honolulu.
Gentlemen: Having failed to make
report at the end of July, / beg leave
TO report for the two months ending
August 81, as follows:
There have been issued fifteen certif-
raies for gasoline only, three for steam
,anly and one for steam and gasoline,
making a total of nineteen for the TWO
months.
would call your attention to the
facf that there are number OF per-
ssns now driving automobiles In the
spunty without certificates and with ap-
parent disregard of the ordinance.
Yours most respectfully,
II. A. WILDER,
Examiner OF Chauffeurs.
GRAND RAPIDS WRITES.
The following communication was
1nad:
Grand Rapids, Mich. Aug. 20, 1906.
CITY Clerk, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Dear Sir: This library, by action OF
the City Council, Is the medium OF eN-
change for municipal documents with
ether cities We are very anxious to
neceire files Of the annual reports, city
Smarter, compiled ordinances and all
aAher documents of a similar nature
published by your city and we would
szk you to send us these regularly as
issued. We now have on hand ready
10 send you bound volumes of the
annual reports of this city for 19O3-19o4. !
The volume for 1904-1905 is in the hands
Il the printer and Will be ready
shortly. We shall be glad to send you
that volume as soon as published, pro-
wiling you are willing to enter into an
arrangement to exchange with us. We
Also have on hand bound volumes or
the revised City Charter, which has at
caacted such favorable notice through
cut the country, and also several other
municipal documents, all of which we
shall be glad to send you as soon as
we hear from you to that effect, pro-
rided we hear from You before the
copies we have on hand are sent out.
Trusting that we shall be favored
With an early reply, 1 am, very truly
yours, SAMUEL II. RANCk.
aAs there is no municipal form of
must regret our inability to send the
desired reports"
send EN- the County Act" suggested
Lucas.
Good idea" exclaimed Smith.
THANKS.
The next communication was as fol-
lows:
wahiawa Hawaii, Sept. Z, 1906.
Beard of Supervisors, County of Oahu,
Honolulu.
Gentlemen: We beg to thank you
for your action in offering to install.
connect and number a fire alarm box at
sur factory in Iwilei If we will secure the
bsx itself. and we beg to state that
xe viii Immediately proceed to get
hax, and as soon as we can obtain 1t
ne will advise you, so that there may
be as little delay as possible in getting
The box connected.
Thanking you for your interest in this
matter, we remain, yours truly,
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE CO, LTD.
BY JAMES d. DOLE. 4
PARK KEEPERS GRIEVANCE.
The keeper of Aala Park asked to
have hoodluns A7c Others kept out OF
the bandstand. He said that boys spat
all over the place and otherwise mis-
used II. When he came down on sun
day mornings the stand was always
full of people watching the ball games
Moore said that Keeper kailimai
rented out seats in the stand on sun
day afternoons and asked II the audi
ence in the p. N. did not also spit in
IKE stand.
Kailimai said that he was present In
the afternoons and saw that everything
VAS right
Lucas moved that notices be posted
In the park that only those with per-
mission from the keeper be allowed to
occupy the bandstand.
Lucas motion was passed.
At S:45 p. m. the meeting adjourned
Entn the 9th inst.
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CALLING IN SUGAR BONDS.
The 5h per cent bonds of the Hawai-