Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
FLORAL PARADE
APPROPRIATION
MADE BY MAUI

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WAILUKU, Maui, JAN "a large
ly attended quarterly meeting of the
Maui Chamber of Commerce was
held yesterday afternoon.
President Frank F. Baldwin was in
the chair, and Secretary D. H. Case
read the minutes of the previous
meeting.
The treasurer's report was called
for, and c. ID. Lufkin reported that
the, sum of S1I5 was on hand. q.
The president appointed. r. E. Bev-
ms. n. B. Penhaliow, R! A. wads-
worth. J. J. Walsh, Vim. Seafby, and
H w. Rice on the permanent commit
tee in charge of the civic convention
to be held on Maui this year. The
president of the chamber is ex ONT
clio member of the committee
w, o. Aiken moved that a nomin-
ating committee be appointed by the
chair to nominate trustees and Off
GERS for the ensuing year. The COM
mittee appointed was w. O. Aiken,
Hugh Howell, Wm,1 Hdnning, who
nominated the same officers as last
year, which are: President, Frank
F. Baldwin, yice-president, r. A.
Wadsworth; secretary, Daniel H
Case; treasurer, G.. d. Lufkin. With
few changes the trustees for the com
ing year are the same, consisting of
Is In number. 80. = ~.
Mr. Wadsworth reported converse,
ton with the Promotion Committee
OF Honolulu in which he was asked TO
suggest that the Maui Chamber of
Commerce take some definite action
in regard to the county of Maui as
sisting in promotion work for the ter
ritory. A vote was taken that it was
the sense of the Maui Chamber Of
Commerce that the board of supervis.
ors be asked to take under advise
5ment the appropriation of the sum
of $50 a month TO help in promotion
work. - r.
i The matter was then brought up
that IL was most unfortunate that r1l-
nlors should be circulated in Honolu-
In or anywhere else in the territory
that the Maui board of supervisors
had not been doing its full duty by
the citizens Of the county. :. It was
voted that a committee, of three
should be appointed to talk the mat,
ter over, with the board OF; snpervis-
ors, and if deemed best, review its
work and report back to the cham
Der OF commerce. VIM. Henning of
the board of supervisors said the
board welcomes such committee
and would do all in its power to put
the members Of it in full possession
of the boards doings for the year
President Baldwin appointed r. A.
Wadsworth, D. C. Lindsay and W. o.
Aiken.
It was voted to entrust the sum of
5000 to a committee of three, consist
ing of Louis Won Tempsky, chairman,
H. Robinson and w. III. Field. This
sum was to be used for q princess
in the Floral Parade and for a float
Representing Maui. - ~ ..
The necessity of a new breakwater
at Kahului was brought up. and a
lengthy resolution was adopted.
which was referred to the Honolulu
chamber of commerce with a request
that the latter body take similar ac-
tion in referring to Washington
facts concerning the needs oil. Kahului
harbor. The chamber voted to refer
the resolution as read direct to the
pIOpSI pdTIfco III HdS1ilSu0u. 1902
The Kihei landing was discussed
and it was voted to report to the
board of harbor commissioners in Ho-
nolulti the need of a suitable APP
proach to the new Kihei wharf, and
point out, the fact that if this APP
proach could be built. or at least the
present wooden approach made safe
for passengers, that the new wharf
would be available and passengers
to Maui could land there instead of
at McGregor's as at present.
Maui's ever present question of
good roads was the last topic dis
cussed, A special committee of A.
w. Collins, Hugh Howell and H. w.
Rice was appointed by the chair to
confer with the board of supervisors
in the matter or better roads where
the public needed them.