The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-12

want Ed0uS OpG1eu-I tllllOiS nave
been sent to the governor asking for
completion Of construction of h road
to Waiau Iii. The house lots are
wanted generally for suburban resi-
dCnces to Hilo.
Or. Young Resians-Dr. e. N. Young
of Lihue. Kauai, has handed in his
resignation as plantation physician to
the board of health, to take effect on
DecemlRr 81. He will leave TO join
his family at their old home in South
ern California.
Big Island Autos.-The total regis
gistration OF motor cars for the Island
of Hawaii is reported at 2,404, with
every prospect of the number being
increased every day until the end of
the year The registration officers are
kept busy issuing licenses, number
plates and permits.
Favors County Work. - Chairman
Samuel Kauhana, of the board of sup
ervisors, is greatly in favor of build
ing roads with county employees, and
under the supervision of the county
road overseers. He says that in every
instance where the county has con
structed either asphalt-macadam or
concrete roads, the jobs have been
have been most satisfactorily carried
out and at less expense than by any
other method of doing the work.
Club For Laupahoehoe.-A new club
house is being built in Laupahoehoe,
Hawaii, which is to cost $15 1000. II is
going up at ~Laupahoehoe proper, on
Al I-a.l. L.. III, ,,.g .nl xtVtth m A,,t
look to the ocean, much like that of
the Hilo Yach Club. The club is the
result of a corporation, however, and
not of a membership organization. 1t
is intended to answer the needs of the
community, with private rooms for
residents and a few for tourists. 1t
is not built for speculation, nor will
it be conducted for profit, but as a
community asset.
Army Work on Oahu.-The Hawaii
an department of the army is assemb-
ling large quantities of building ma
terial at Luke Field and is planning
10 proceed Immediately with extensive
improvements. The plans include also
construction work at Forts Ruger and
Kamehameha. The total expenditure
will be $4,000 900.
Water A PIenty.-W. A. Wall, sup
erintendent of water works of Homo
lulu, estimates the present flow of
water from the recently found Palolo
Valley supply at 1900, 900 and believes
ii can be increased to 100000. 1t is
said the flow will be sufficient to sup
ply all of Kaimuki.
Japanese and Homesteads.-To de-
termine whether Japanese parents of
American born children are entitled to
take up homestead lands for such mi
nor children, Attorney General Harry
Irwin will bring an action in the
courts. In some respects the problem
is not dissimilar to the California alien
land holding problem.
Water Shortage Relieved.-Sunday's
rain has relieved danger of water
shortage for the year in Honolulu is
the report of Honolulu papers. 1t is
expected by another year the water
supply will have beef sufficiently in
creased so that a repetition of this
years menace can be avoided even If
there again be a deficiency in rainfall.
More Waiakea Lots.-,Reports of the
appraisers on value of SO lots in n
adjacent to Waiakea has been sent
from Hilo to Honolulu. The lots range
from 20 acres in the Villa Franco tract
to 40 in the Young tract and in upper
Waiakea they contain 70 acres OF
which Is are said to be good cane
land and the balance forest.
Market Plan Disqualification on
the proposed municipal market for Hi
10 has gone over to December 10. Sen
timent seems to be for the building
of a market unit by unit. The delay
is to promot the project to come un-
der next years budget.
Clinic For ChiIdren.-Hawaii's sup
ervisors have given the chairman OF
the board power to take up the mat
ter of establishing a medical and den
tai clinic for Big Island school chill
dren.
Oahu Employees Discharsed.-H. G.
Danford, head bookkeeper, David *.
Wilson, store keeper and a Il nam
ed Craft have been discharged by
2nd VIM. and Mary Alexander School,
3rd Waikapu.
Intermediate Equipment-1st Kuia-
ha, End Kamalo, 9rd Kahakuloa.