The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-02-14
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MIS-. II. Is. blanchard, Oh GduWeldi
was called to Honolulu last Friday
night by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Ida M. Case, which had occurred
the day before, following an illness
Of several months. The funeral took
place last Sunday morning. The de-
ceased had been a resident Of Homo
lulu for about 8 years.
Aloha Lodge, No. 3, knights of
Pythias, will hold its regular meeting
this evening. There will be work in
the first degree.
The next mail from Honolulu to
The Coast will probably be by the
Matson steamer Sachem, sailing to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Matson liner Lurline, enroute
to the Orient, is due to arrive in Ho-
nolulu today or tomorrow. She sail
cd from san Francisco on the 18th
with mail and passengers for the Is
lands.
\ very pleasant children's' party
was given on Wednesday by Mrs. d
3. Nurdock on Wednesday afternoon
at her home in Hamakuapoko. A
crowd of Riddles enjoyed themselves
hugely in games. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Senator II. A. Baldwin of Paia will
leave tomorrow for Honolulu to at
tend tho coming session of the legis-
laturC. He will be accompanied by
his wife and daughter, Miss Frances
Baldwin.
Some sixty guests enjoyed a very
pleasant social afternoon last Sunday,
at the home of Mrs. Dora Won Temp
sky, in Makawao. The affair was to
meet Miss Alice de Lamar, of New
York, who spent last week touring
Maui. Miss de Lamar and her two
companions returned to Honolulu IN
Monday evening.
The report published last week
from Honolulu to effect that Lieut..
George S. Raymond was soon to be
discharged from the army and would
return soon to assume his duties as
supervising principal of schools on
Maui, is said to be an error. Lieut..
Raymond has not been discharged,
and it is understood is one of those
who are to be retained in the serv-
ice for an indefinite period longer.
The 10th territorial legislature will
begin its first session in Honolulu
next Wednesday.
The county board of supervisors
began its monthly meeting on We'd
nesday at which time a number of
reports and communications were
received and passed for further con-
sideratiOn. No session was held yes
terday, but the board is again at
work today and may finish the bust
ness before it without a session to-
morrow.
According to a by Authority" no.
tice published in another column, of
ficers Of the sheriff's department and
the tax Office will visit various
places on Maui beginning next Mon
day to register and re-register aut y
mobiles. Machine owners who have
not secured their 1919 license plates
by the last of this month will be
prosecuted.
All subscribers to the Fourth Liber-
ty Loan on Maui may now get their
'CiiA " NtillllS " NllNll CT llC
places where they were subscribed
for. The Bank Of Maui announces
this week that the bonds in all de-
nominations are now on hand and
ready for delivery to their customers
who subscribed for them.
Judge Burr, of the End circuit court
on Monday appointed Antoine r. Sou
"a guardian of his wife, Clara Souza,
an alleged insane person, with power
to sell certain lands in Makawao
owned by him, together with his
wife's dover rights in same, to w. F.
Pogue for $4,000. The guardian was
further instructed to invest the low
er portion Of the returns from the sale
in government bonds or other securi-
ties.
In the matter of the application Of
VIM. T. Robinson, trustee under the
trust deed of the estate of John
FerTeira, deceased, for an approval of
his accounts and a reduction of his
bonds as such, the court yesterday
appointed d. II. Case as master with
authority to employ an accountant to
check and report on the accounts.