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BY AUTHORITY
BY AUTHORITY.
ORDINANCE NO. 11.
AN ORDINANCE REOULATINQ
M0V1NO TRAVEL AND TRAF
FIC UPON TILE STREETS AND
OTHER PUBLIC PLACES OF
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU, PROVIDING- FOR
THE REGISTRATION. IDEN
TIFICATION. USE AND OPER
ATION OF MOTOR CARS. AND
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR
ANY VIOLATION OF THE OR-
. DIIIANCE.
in: it oui).mni:i) nv tiii: pi:o
im.i: or' tiii: city and
CO! NTY 01' HONOLULU:
Section I. Tho following terms
whenever iifciI heroin except ns
otherwise specifically Indicated, shall
lie defined to li;te, and slinll be liclil
to Include each of tho meanings
liciclnhclow respectively set forth,
nml any Mich terms used In the
iliiKtilnr number shall lie held to in
clinic the plmiil.
Street: Kvery nvenuc, boulewinl,
hlghwuy, loadwuy, Innc, nlley, strip,
path, squaro iiml place used by, or
laid out for, the use of chicle
within the City anil Count) .of Ho
nolulu.
Cuib: Tho lateral boundaries of
that pin Una of n street. designed or
Intended for the use of vehicle,
whether marked by cuibtng con
structed of stone, cement, concrete,
or other material, or not mi marked.
Vehicles: Kvery wagon, hack,
coaeli, carriage, omnibus, puehcait
bicycle, tricycle, niotor-blcjclo, nuto
luolillo, or other conveyance, except
baby carrlagel) nnd children's play
wagons. In whatever manner, or by
whatever fonc or power tho same
may be driven, ildden, or propelled,
which Is or may be used for, or
iidnptcd to pleasure riding, or trans
portation of passengers, bnggnge,
nioich.iiidlso or freight, upon nny
trect; nnd every draft or riding
niiluuil, whether ildden. driven or
led, excepting that an animal, or
. nnlmals, attached to nny vehicle,
i shall with such vehicle, (oustltulc
one vehicle: provided,, however,
that nothing herein contained
shall bo construed to affect In nny
waj the operation of railroads or
sticct railways, upon any street,
whlrh snld rulliouds or utieet tall
wnys arc expressly exempted from
tho piovlslons of this Ordinance.
.Moving Travel and Tratllc: For
the purposes of this Oidlunnco tho
tuiiit ".Moving Travel nnd Trnfflc"
Is Intended to fncludo vehicles In
actual motion nnd iiImi those which
niaj be nt rest upon the streets and
thine which mu at rest nnd Intend
ed or expected to soon again be In
motion.
Motor Car: For the put poses of
this Oidlu.tiiio the words '.Motor
Car" shall apply nnd Include nil
vehicle piopelled by any power
other than muscular power, except
ing such as nin oul) upon rails, and
further excepting Unction engines
mid io.ul Killers.
Section 2. i:ery person riding
driving, propelling or In charge u
cny vehicle upon any of tlio streets
idinll ride, drivo or propel suci. ,o
hlclo upon such sliects Ii: n c.uefii!
inauiier and with duo reg-ird for tin
safety and convenience of pedcbtrlan
nnd nil other vehicles .ipuii m.U".
st reels.
Section 3. nvcry person tiding,
driving, pi opelllng or In elinrgo of
nny vehicle, upon meeting any other
vehicle ut nny place upon nny street,
Khali tin n to tho right, and, on all
occasions when It Is practicable m
to do, shall ttavol on the right sldo
of such stteet. mid near the right
blind curb theieor, excepting when
t thu right baud side of street Is oh
. sliucted by teams, building or other
material, or when street Is closed
for lep.ilrs; In such cases (ho travel
kli.tll bo us fur away fiom tho left
hiinil curb ns possible so us to allow
other vehicles to freely pass.
Section I. Kveiy person tiding.
(lilvlng, piopnlllng, or in chiugo ot
nny vehicle upon any street having
hut two wheel tuicks, or well-beaten
paths for vehicles, Is hereby lequtr
ed, when jir.ict Iculilo. to turn to tho
light and to sunender tho loft truck
upon meeting any vchlclo going In
the opiiostto dlicctlou.
Section C. Kvery poison riding,
dilvlug, pigr.elllng, or in cluirgo ot
nny vehicle .upon any stiect, shall,
In ovcrtnking any other vehicle,
pass to tho left of such vehicle, mid
the person In chaigo of such vehicle
I. chic so ovci taken anil passed shall
give way to tho exticmc rlglit to
allow biich vehicle to ji.iss with
biifoty.
Section (5. Kvery person riding,
driving, propelling, or In charge of
any vehicle moving slowly upon nny
street, shall Keep such vehicle as
close as posslhlo to the curb on tho
light, allowing mine swiftly moving
Vehicles free patsago on tho left.
Section 7. Kvery person riding,
driving, piopclllug, or In charge of
nny vehicle upon any street, shall,
before turning, slopping, or chang
ing tlio course of such vehicle, Hist
sen that then) Is sulllclent'spnco, sn
that such movement can bo made In
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safety nnd shall then give n plainly
, visible or audible sign, to poisons
In charge of such vehicles behind
them, of their Intention to make
such movement, except when follow
ed by inpldly piopelled vehicles in
which even no turn shall be made
until such ehlcle. shall have passed
on the left.
Section S. Every ponton riding,
driving, piopclllug, or In charge ot
any vehicle upon imv street sliall,
In tinning to the right Into another
ti-eei. tuin the corner as near the
light hand ciilli ns possible.
Section !i. Kvery person riding,
driving, piopclllug, or In charge ot
any vehicle upon any stieet, shall,
.In tinning to the left Into another
j street, pass to the right of and be
ond the center of the street Inter
section before turning.
Section 10. Kvery person riding,
dilvlug, propelling, or in charge ot
nnj vehicle crossing fiom one side
of any street to the other side there
of, shall make such crossing by
turning to tho left so as to bend In
the same direction as the traffic on
that side of the street townril which
such crossing Is made.
Section 11. No person riding,
Irlvlng, propelling, or In chnrge of
.my vehicle shall stop the same upon
my sticct with the left side of Btieh
stieet with the left side of such
vehicle towuid, or nlong the curb.
Section 12. No person riding,
driving, propelling, or In chnrge of
nny vehicle, shall stop such vehicle
upon any sticct except ns close to
the curb as practicable; provided,
however, that this section shall pot
apply In cnc of emergency or when
such stop Is made for the purpose of
illowing another vehicle or pedes
trian to cross Its path.
Section 13, No person riding,
driving, propelling, or In chnrge of
any vehicle upon any street, shall
allow such vehicle to remain backed
up to the curb except when such
vehicle is being actually loaded or
unloaded, exiept ns hereinafter pro
vided. Section H. Kvery person riding,
driving, propelling, or in charge of
any vehicle In moving on n street
running In a generally easterly and
westerly direction shall hnvo tho
light of way over vehicles going on
itrects i tinning in n generally north
erly and southerly direction; nnd
'very person riding, driving, pro
pelling, or In charge of nny vehicle
suing on suih northerly nnd south
jrly streets, shall allow such vehl
les so going upon such easterly nnd
westerly stieets such right of way.
Set-linn IS. The officers nnd flro
uen of the I'lro Department, and
liclr apparatus of all kinds, when
oliig to, or on duty at, or return
ing from u (lie, and nil ambulances,
ivhethcr of a public or private
harncter, and all other vehicles
when vniplii)cd in cairylng sick or
njureil persons to hospitals or other
daces for relief or treatment, nnd
ho ofllicis nnd policemen and vehl-
lea of the Police Department, shall
nave the fight of way over all vehl
les or persons on any street and
through any pioccsslon, except over
vehicles carrjlng tho United Stntes
mall; mid when tho Tire Depart
ncnt or Police Department Is re
sponding to nn alarm all vehicles
ilinll come to a standstill along tho
'Ight tuib in direction being travel
ed by stub vehicles until the vehicles
of tho Tiro Department shall hnvo
passed, and no vehicle, shnll stop .on
any cross sticct excepting close to
the curb and far enough away from
the Intcisectlng street to allow the
vehicles of the I'Iro Department to
safely turn.
Section 1G. Kvery person riding,
'hiving, propelling, or In chnrge of
nny vchlclo upon nny street, shnll
keep such vehicle ut least four feet
from the running board or lowest
step of any street enr which Is stop
ping for tho purpose ot taking on
or discharging passengers; and if,
by lenson of tho presence of vehicles
it the place where hucIi car Is stop
p ng, or by reason of tho narrow
ness of Hie street, or for nny other
reason, it Is not possible to preserve
such dlstnnco of four feet from such
I tinning board or lowest step, as
Meieln prescribed, then such person
'hall stop such vchlclo until such
nr shall hnvo tnken on or ills
hinged Its passengers nnd again
started.
Section 17. Kvery person in
chin go of any draft animal attained
to a vchlclo hacked up to tho curb
upon any stieet, shall turn and keep
such animal turned at right angles
to such vehicle nnd In tho direction
which tho trnlllc upon that sldo of
tho Btreet is moving.
Section 18. It shall bo unlawful
for any person to drive or propel
any bicycle, tricycle, velocipede,
motor-bicycle, nuloniobllo or nny
other ildlng machine, or horseless
vehicle, upon the streets without
having attaehcil to suih bicycle,
tricycle, velocipede, motor-bicycle,
or automobile, a gong, bell or horn
In good working order nnd of proper
size and character sulllelcnt to give
warning of the approach of such
vchlclo to pedeslilans. mid to riders
nnd Oliver of other vehicles, mid to
pcisuns cuieiiiiB or leaving tho
sticct enrs. Said gong, bell or horn
shall bo of suih slzo only ns may be
nccessaiy to give such warning nnd
shall not be sounded except when
neiessnry to give such warning.
Section 19. It shall be unlawful
for any person operating vehicles
described within Section 18 ot this
Ordinance to use tbcicon, while
traveling thtough the streets, nny
Instrument for the purpose of giving
n warning which shnll produce a
round of mi unusually loud, annoy
ing or distressing chaincter, or such
Hint will tend to f lighten pedes
trians or animals, It being the In
tention of this Section to prohibit
the use of so-called "sliens" or
similar Instruments for the purpose
of producing unusually loud, or dls-
tiesslng or annoing sounds.
Section 20. It shall be unlawful
for any pctsoti operating vehicles
described In Section 18 rf this Or
dluunco to leave such vehicles stand
lug on grades exceeding ( per cent
with only the brakes not, except
when the front or lear wheels of
such vehicle shall have been thrown
In towards the curb In uch a man
ner n to prevet.t such vchlclo from
running down the grnde If the
brakes should be icle.iscd; provided,
however, that In all Jlstrlcts outsldo
the Ore limits, on streets where the
grade exceeds fi per cent, It shnll be
lawful for any person operating
vehicles described In Section 18 of
this Ordinance, to leave same stand
ing against ruili, nnd at rlglit an
gles to same, with fiont or rear
wheels ngaliiBt curb, provided tho
length of the vehicle does not ob
struct or Interfeie with street car
truffle on such street.
Section 21. It shnll bo unlawful
for any person wilfully to stop, drive,
or propel any vehlclo nlong or cross
any street railway or over railway
tracks In such a manner ns to un
necessarily hinder, delay or obstruct
the movement of nny enr traveling
upon such trnck; provided, however,
thnt vehicles of the Fire and Police
Departments and hospital nmbu
Innces shall hnvo tho right of way
when In tcrvlco or responding to
cnlls.
Section 22 It shnll be unlnwful
for nny person riding nny blcycfe
upon any street to carry while so
riding any child, animal, article,
package or parcel of whatsoever
nntuio oxcccd'ng flvo pounds In
weight.
Section 23. It shnll bo unlawful
for any person operating nny vchl
clo upon tho stitcts to claim rlgl.t
of wny when traveling on street
railway tracks In the same direction
as street ears usually travel upon
said tracks; It being the Intention
of this section to limit tho right of
way on such tracks to street rail
way enrs only.
Section 24. It shall be unlawful
for nny person to, in nny manner,
catch on, hold or otherwise nttnch
himself, or any vehicle or object to
nny moving vehicle, unless given
permission so to do by tho operator
ot snld moving vehicle. It shall bo
unlawful for nny child under the
age of fourteen years to jump on or
off nny street enr or railroad car
while the same Is in motion.
Section 25. It shall be unlawful
for nny person riding on tho streets
upon a bicycle or any Blmllnr vehi
cle, or nny other vehicle, to travel
so closely In the wake of any vehl
clo In such n manner ns to Imperil
life nr limb, or to travel so closely
In the wnko of suld moving vehicle
nB not to glvo the following vehicle
ample loom In which to stop or turn
out In case tho preceding vehicle
comes to a sudden stop.
Section 20. It shall bo unlawful
for any person operating a self
propelled vehicle upon tho streets, to
permit the motors of same to oper
ate in such a manner ns to visibly
emit an unduly gicnt amount of
stenm, smoke, products of combus
tion from exhaust pipes or other
pipes or openings.
Section 27. It Bhnll bo unlawful
for nny person operating a self
propelled vehlclo upon the streets
to permit the pipes, "mufflers" or
other devices, to omit the sounds of
exhaust In n loud and annojlng man
ner; It being the Intention of this
soctlon to compel tho operation of
such self-propelled vehicles In ns
noiseless a manner ns possible.
Section 28. It shall bo unlawful
for any perbon to drive upon the
streets. nny unduly dangerous or par
tially "bioken" animal or to uso the
said streets for tho purposo of
"breaking" animals, It being the In
tention of this section. to deilne tho
words "broken" nnd "breaking" to
tho net of accustoming animals to
Buddie and harness for Iho purposo
of subjection,
Section 29. It shnll ho unlnwful
for any person to ride, drive, propel,
or operate nny vehicle or vehicles
upon tho streets at a rato of speed
grator thnn Is reasonable and pio
per, having due icgard to tho traffic
and use of the highways, or so as to
imperil the life or llmh of nny person
or tho safety of any propeitv. No
person shall operate a motor car on
nny public street In the District ot
Honolulu at n rnto of speed greater
thnn twenty-tlvo miles an hour, nor
on any public street In snld Dlstilrt
within the men hounded on the
mnknl side by Dip sea, on tho .
klkl sldo by Kaplnlanl Street nnd
Wnid Stieet, uud thu extension ot
the line of Wnrd Street to the sea;
on the ninukn side by Vlnoyard
Street nnd tlio extension ot tho line
thereof to Kiiplolnnl Street, nnd 'on
the Ewa side by tho Asylum Koad
and the extension of tho lino thereof
to tho sen, nt a rate of speed greater
thnn tlfteen mites nn hour; nor at
nny street crossing within snld area
at a greater speed than ten miles nn
hour; nor on the Pall Itoad between
the Government Electric Light Bin
Hon nnd the top of said Pall Koad
at n rate of speed greater thnn fir
teen miles an hour, nor anywhere
within the City and County of H
nolulii, cither within or without snld
area, nt n rntc of speed greater than
Is reasonable nnd proper, having re'
gard to the width and grade of tho
highway, the grade of adjoining do
cllvllles and tho trnfTlc nnd occupa
Hon of the street by others; or so
as to endanger the llfo or limb ot
nny person or the safety of property
Section 30. If shall be unlawful
for any person to operate upon tho
htrccts, during the period from one
half hour after sunset to one-halt
hour before Bunrlse, any motor car
unless such motor car Is provided
with nt least two lighted lamps
showing white lights visible within
n reasonable distance In the dlrcc
Hon towards which such vehicle Is
proceeding, each of said lamps haV'
ing on the front thereof tho regis
tercd number ot said motor car In
figures ot at least one and one-half
Inches In height, and one lighted
red light attached to the rear ot
such vehicle, visible within a reason'
sonnblc distance; provided that this
section shall not apply to bicycles,
tricycles, motor-blcjcles or vehicles
drawn by horses.
Section 31. It shall be unlawful
for nny person to operate upon the
streets, during tho period from one-
halt hour after sunset to one-hnlt
hour before sunrise, any bicycle, trl
cycle, or motor-bicycle, or slmllnr
vehicle, unless Bald bicycle, tricycle,
or motor-bicycle, or similar vchlclo,
Is provided with at least ono lighted
lamp showing a white light visible
within a reasonable distance In tho
direction toward which such vehicle
Is proceeding. Tho driver of every
vchlclo used for pleasure, tho carry
ing ot passengers, transporting of
freight or for any other purpose,
which shall be driven upon nny
street of tho City and County shall,
except as herein otherwise provided.
cause a suitable, light or lights to b
kept burning on every such vehicle,
showing a white light visible within
a reasonable distance In the direc
tion toweids which such vehicle Is
proceeding.
Section 32. No motor enr shall bo
operated on nny street, until the
same shall have been registered by
th owner in acenntanc with tho re
quirement ot this Ordinance, nor
unless the snme shall otherwise con
form to the requirements ot this Or
dinance. Provided, however, that no regis
tration shall bo required ot any mo
tor car, while the same Is In stock,
for sale, of uny dealer In motor cars,
and which may bo operated on a
highway by such dealer or an em
ployee of Biich dealer, for the pur
pose ot exhibition of the same to an
intending purchaser, nnd not for
hire, but upon Mich car shall be dis
played the Initials ot such dealer.
The provisions at this section shall
not apply to motor vehicles owned
by non-residents of this Territory
and only temporarily within this
Territory, provided tho owners
thereof have complied with nny law
lequlrlng the registration ot owners
of motor vehicles In force In tho
Stute, Territory or Federal district
of their residence, nnd tho registra
tion number showing the Initial ot
such Btate, Territory or Federal dis
trict Bhall be displayed on such vehl
clo substantially as provided In Sec
tion 36,
Section 33. Kxcept ns otherwise.
provided In this Ordinance, tho own
er of every motor car in tho City
and County ot Honolulu, shall, be
fore such motor car Is operated on
any street, apply to the Sheriff ol
tho City and County, on it blank to
bo piovlded by the Sheriff for thnt
purpose, for registration of Biich car,
retting forth In such application:
The name and local address of the
applicant with a brief description of
the car sought to ho registered, In
cluding tho general name of the
make of tho cur, name of the maker,
fontory number, style of vehicle nnd
motive power, color of car and any
other distinguishing features.
Section 31. Registration. The
Sheriff, upon receipt ot each such
application, Bhnll fllo It In a book to
be kept for that purposo in his office
and assign to It nnd tho motor ear
therein described a distinctive regis
tration number.
Section 35. Certificate of Regis
tration, Tho Sheriff shall, Imme
diately upon registration of a motor
car as lust aforesaid, Issue and de
liver to the owner thereof, a certi
ficate of registration thereof, Blgned
by the Sheriff, setting forth, tho
niuuo and address of tho owner, a
descilptloii ot tho ear leglstercd and
the leglstriitlon number of tho
saiuo.
Section B, Identification of Car.
Tho owner of each motor car so
leglstmed shall, before such enr shall
bo pet milled ito bo operated upon
any stieet, display and keep display
i.Kni &Mmit , itiititfit JniVhAuj
ed upon tho rear part of nald car, In
such position that It can at all times
bo plainly seen, tho registration
number of said car. clvcn to It by
tho Sheriff, under the terms ot this
Ordinance'.
Such numbers shall be four Inches
In height In white on a black back
ground. Section 37. Kxnnilner of Chnut
feurs. Tho Hoard ot Supervisors
shall from time to tlmo appoint a
person who shall bo a competent mo
tor car operator and have a fair
knowledge of steam, electric and
gasoline motor cars, and who Bhnll
bo known ns tho "Kxnmlncr of
Chauffeurs," to examlno Into tho
qualifications and fitness of any per
son who mny desire to secure a
chauffeur's certificate, to operate a
motor car.
Section 38. No motor car shall
bo operated on nny street bv nnv
person, unless such person shall have
nrst received a chauffeur s certificate
certifying that ho or she Is com
petent to onerntn a motor car nro-
pelted by the kind of power used on
such motor car except the type or
class of car siieclflcd In the chauf
feur's certificate held by such person,
and obtained upon tho terms nnd In
accordance with tho requirements of
this Ordinance.
Provided, however, that this sec
tion shall not apply to nny ncrson
who is learning to operate a motor
car, while accompanied In the same
motor car by tho Examiner of Chauf
feurs, or by a person holding a
chauffeur's certificate Issued under
this Ordinnnco who Is acting, as a
teacher of such person so learning
to operate such car. nt a nolnt out
sldo of the speed limit area In this
ordinance described.
Section 39. Every person who
Bhall deslro a Chauffeur's Certificate
shall apply to the . Kxnnilner of
Chauffeurs on a blank to be provided
by the Sheriff for that purpose, for
such a certificate, setting forth In
such application:
The name. nee. sex. nationality.
occupation nnd local address of the
applicant; the experience of the ap
plicant In oncratlnc motor cars.
stating length ot time during which
tho appllcnnt his operated motor
cars; whether as an nmntcur or pro
fessional; plnco or places where ap
plicant has operated a motor car;
kind of machine or machines and
motive power of machines which
applicant has operated; and setting
rortn the style and kind of car which
he wishes to operato and tho kind
of power used in propelling tho
tame.
Such nnnllcatlon shnll be flloH In
a book to be furnished by the Sheriff
for that purpose.
Section 40. Upon recclnt nf ench
such application, tho said Examiner
shall examlno the applicant concern
ing his knowlcdgo of the type or
types of machine which he desires
to operate, whether stenm, electric
or gasoline, or two or more of tho
same, as tno caso may bo.
Section 41. Requirements of Ap
plicants. Each applicant Bhall con
form to the following requirements:
(1) He not less than 17 yean ot
age;
(2) Do familiar with the terms
of this Ordinance;
(3) Demonstrate In the nresence
of the Examiner that he can start,
stop, chnngo speed by tho various
means provided therefor, reverse,
back and turn a motor car. both
slowly and suddenly, and generally
show ability for quick and decisive
handling ot n motor car to avoid col
lisions and other emergencies.
section 42. Scone of Examina
tion. Each applicant for a Chauf
feur's Certificate shall bo examined
generally upon, and pnsa an examin
ation under which ho shnll describe,
all appliances of the typo of car
which he desires to operate, for
starting, turning and Btopplng tho
same nnd the means of operating tho
same; and must Bhow good knowl
edge of and acquaintance with tho
machine to bo onernteii nml lis
method of operation under all con-
uitions.
Each applicant shall also ) T.
amlned more particularly and found
iu lie iiuormeu concerning tho differ
ent types of machines, as follows:
1. Steam Motor Cars. Annllmnis
who desire to operato steam motor
cars must he familiar with tho class
of bollor used and Its construction;
the pressure" to which if h. !,..
tested; the pressure whleh uhni,i
not be exceeded; with what safety
devices and Indicating devices tho
same Is equlppod. They must bo
bIbo familiar with tho handling of
gasoline. Its uses and dunn, nn.i
with the method ot getting up steam
and stnrtlng the motor car, as well
s with ull methods of keeping tho
tamo clean and In good renalr. in
und out of use.
2. Gasoline Motor Cars. Annii.
cants who desire to operate gasoline
motor cars must be familiar .with
the engines and must , u
questions IIS to their runnel., ..
method ot connecting the engine to
mo transmission gear, and how dif
ferent speeds nro nblnlnnH- h
must be also familiar win, nil iu.
ods covering tho reversal of the ma-
wiiues, me connection of lovers, the
handling of gasollno. the nithn.i
operating uud cure of tho sparking
"-.",, ;iU an mctuods of keeping
,.iA
tho innchlne clean and In running
order.
3, Klcclrlc Motor Cars. Appli
cants who desire to opcrnto electric
motor cars must bo familiar with the
use of the controller and the revett
ing switch nnd brakes and their
location on machine; must know tho
different speeds, when tho mnchlno
needs recharging, how to recharge
snme, and how and when tho snmo
should be Inspected.
Section 43. Character ot Certifi
cates. A Chauffeur's Certificate
shall be signed by the Kxnnilner ot
Chauffeurs and shall certify that
the person named therein has been
examined by the Examiner of Chauf
feurs und found competent (1) to
operate a motor car propelled by
steam power, or (2) to operato a
motor car propelled by electricity,
or (3) to operato a motor car pro
pelled by gasoline or other power of
a similar character, or (4) that suoh
chauffeur Is competent to operate
motor cars of types propelled by two
or more of the said enumerated
kinds of power. All persons to whom
suclr certificates shall have been
granted must always carry such cer
tificates when operating any motor
car, and shall present the same for
Inspection to the Kxnmlncr of
Chauffeurs or to any police officer
or official of tho City and County
whenever requested so to do.
Section 44. , Tho fee for register
ing a motor car and Issuing a cer
tificate of- registration thereof shall
bo the sum ot 15.00, for any motor
car other than a motor-cycle, and
tho sum ot $2,00 tor any motor
cycle, which shnll be paid by tho
person applying for such registration
to the Sheriff ot tho City and
County, and by said Sheriff be paid
Into the Treasury of the City and
County within thirty days after tho
receipt ot the same.
Section 45. The fee for examin
ing and registering n chauffeur and
Issuing n certificate to him shall be
tho sum of $3.00, for nny motor car
other than a motor-cyclo, and tho
sum of $1.00 for any motor-cyclo,
which sum shall bo paid by the per
son applying for such chauffeur's
certificate to tho Examiner of Chauf
feurs. Such fees Bhall bo retained
by tho Examiner ot Chnuffcurs ns
full compensation for his scrvlco un
der this Ordinance
Section 46. Any porson who shnll
violate any ot the provisions" of this
Ordlnanco shall be decmod guilty of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall bo punished by fine ol
not less than $5.00 nor more than
$250.00, or by Imprisonment for a
term not exceeding ninety days, or
by both such fine nnd Imprisonment.
The Judgo of the Court having Juris
diction of any charge brought under
this Ordlnanco may In addition to
tho penalty or penalties above set
forth cancel tho certlflcnto ot any
chauffeur found guilty under this
Ordinance, In which caso such per
son Bhall not bo entitled to again
apply for or to receive n Chauffeur's
Certificate w'thln three months from
tho date ot such cancellation.
Section 47. All Ordinances nnd
parts of Ordinances In conflict here
with are hereby repealed.
Section 48. This Ordlnanco Bhall
tako effect fifteen dnys from and
after the date of Its approval.
Introduced by Supervisor
J. C. QUINN.
Date of Introduction July 19th,
A. D. ISO).
Approved this 27th day of August.
A. D. 1909.
JOSEPH J. FERN,
Mayor.
Aug. 28. 30.31;! Sept 1. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
Corporation Notices
K0NA TOBACCO CO., LTD.
Kcalakckua, Hawaii,
August 20, 1909.
In accordance with Article VI of
the lly Laws of this company. I call
a special meeting of tho stockhold
ers of the Konn Tobacco Company,
i.iu., to be hold at the offlco ot Cas
tle & Wlthlngton, Honolulu. T. II..
September 3, 1909, nt 10 o'clock a.
in., for tho following purposes:
Election of live directors for tho
ensuing year.
Roporta of officers, nnd for tho
purposo of authorizing a mortgago
loan. JARED Q. SMITH.
President, Kona Tobacco Co., Ltd.
4400-tf
STOCK BOOKS CLOSED,
Honolulu, Aug. 27, 1909.
Tho stock books of tho Kona To
bacco Company, Ltd., will bo closed
from August 27 to Soptembor 3,
1909. H. P. WOOD.
Treasurer. Kona Tobacco Co.. Ltd!
4400-tf
Business Notices
NOTICE.
St. Louis College wilt bo re-opened
''M. 7th. 4100-Ct
BULLETIN ADS PAY
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PRINCE DENIES THAT
THE QUEEN IS IN
POLITICS
Delegate Says Stories Arc Not True
and That Her Majesty Is Kept
Buiy With Personal Matters.
"Her Majesty Queen l.llliioknlanl Ih
not mixed up. iu politics, as tho Ad
vmtlscr had' It Saturday," Bald
Prince Kalatanolo tho Delegate to
Congress, when Interviewed tills
morning in tho Knplolaiil building.
Evidently dlssntlsflcd with tho way
the nowspnpers arc talking about po
litical matters, especially when tho
Queen.s name Is mentioned, tho Dele
gate this niornliig scored tho morning
paper with having published nil ac
count which had no foundation what
ever, so far as tho Queen's position
Is concerned.
"I know for n fact that tho Queen
has other matters to require her at
tention than politics," continued he.
Sho prefers to live In quiet und In
penco for tho rest of her days. I only
wish that tho newspaiiers 'would lenvo
her nlono, so far ns politics Is con
cerned." Other than Her Majesty's nffnlrs,
tho Delegate, mndo no, comments ns to
the probable candidato for Detcgatu
to Congress. Ho sems to know that
tho newspapers aro writing matters
which come under tho Jurisdiction ot
tho Delegate, in order thnt ho, ns u
Dclcgnte, may say something which
would causo the public to know how
nnd what ho Intends to do at tho
coming campaign. Ho said ho has
nothing to say nbout tlio futuro can-"
dldato for Delegate to Congress.
As to the calling of tho members of
Iho Congressional party on tho Queen
next Thursday, her anniversary birth
lay, ho said that some of thrill hail
ilrcady seen her wlillo In Wnshlnglnn.
"It Is true thnt tho Congressmen
and their wives may call on nnd pay
their respects to tho Queen, hut no
apodal Invitations hnvo been extended
to them," snld tho Delegate. They aro
equally welcomo to call on her as
other citizens, to whom no special In
vitations, hAvo been Irsued."
GOOD WORK DONE
IN KONL EPIDEMIC
IIILO, Aug. 26. E. B.Connnt, T. C.
White, Robert Wallace, Judgo Knulii
kou'and Dr. Ooodhuo wero appointed
trustees of tlio Konn typhoid fever
hospital by Sanitary Inspector How
man before lio left hero last week.
Speaking of his visit Mr. Dowmnn
tiald that the typlmld fever wna of the,
worst kind, a malignant disease, such
as swept through army camps nnd
regiments. Ho easily traced tho
source of contnglou to a dairy, allied
by (lies and ono caso of Individual
contnet. Ho thinks there mny, per
haps, bo a few more snses though thu
last ono occured on August 14. At
first he was working under somo dif
ficulty In procuring whnt was neces
sary for tho patients, having to senr.
to Honolulu oven for beds. In nil
there wero 40 enscs, 9 being under
treatment when ho left, 18 had re
covered, 12 convalescent and 7 had
died.
Mr. Dowmnn speakB In tho highest
possible terms of tho excellent work
nnd assistance that had been rendered
by residents Iu tlio neighborhood or
tho affected placo, and ho pays a par
ticularly high tribute to Dr. Coodhue.
Hawaii Herald.
EXPERIMENT WITH
BOAD IMPROVEMENT.
An old macadamized heetlon of King
iticct between tho Ooveriiment Nnr.
'Pry nnd Punnhoii street will bo ox-
Pt'rtiiipntcd upon by Injlng oil on It.
Tho road committee wishes to mako
an experiment to determine which Is
tlio best covering, tlio oil with sand
or without,
King street from Alnpnl to Punch,
bowl street will ulso bo ticntcd with
ell at onco.
Legal Notices
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit. Territory of Hawaii.
At Chnmbers. In Probate. In tho
Matter of the Estate nr iirmu rinm
Sllva, Deceased. A document niir-
portlng to bo tho Last Will and Tcs
tament of Rosa ciiirn Sllva, deceas
ed, having on tho 13th day of Aug
ust, A. D. 1909, been prosonted to
said Probato Court, and a Petition
lor Probata thereof, iimvim- ( u,
Issuance of Letters Testamentary to
Lulz Rapozo Medorlos having been
Died by Lulz Kunnzn m.i,i,,i.. it
Is ordered that Monday, tho 20th
day of September, A. D. 1909, at 10
o'clock a. m. of bald day, at the court
room of said court at Honolulu, 0,i
hu, Territory of Hawaii, bo nnd tho
samo Is hereby appointed tho time
nnd place for proving said will and'
".uring saici application. Dated nt
Honolulu, August 13, 1909.
HY THE COURT.
M, T. 8IMONTON,
Olerk of the Circuit Court
. of the First Circuit.
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