The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29
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Woman's Club Meetine.-Maui Wo-
mans Club will hold its regular meet
ing in the Territorial Building at Ka-
hului Monday.
Engagement Announced Daniel
Balch of HOnolua Ranch and Mrs. Ger
trude Gesner announce their marriage
engagement. The wedding will ecu
early in the coming year.
Hearing Not Set.-No date for the
hearing in the case of Eugene Murphy
for a writ of c%ertiorari relative to the
eligibility Of District Magistrate Nc
Kay has been Sc rs yet.
win Attend Session.-Chairman Ka-
lama OF the board of supervisors, is
planning TO leave for Honolulu Wed
ncsday, November 10, anticipating
that the special session OF the legis-
lature will be convened that week.
Soldiers Give Dance.-The visiting
soldiers were hosts and Maui young
folk were guests at a dance in the
Territorial Building Monday evening.
The bands jazz orchestra furnished
the music and the affair vas highly
enjoyable.
Will Enter Business-After Il years
in the transportation business, recent
ly with the Maui Garage and Trans
portation Company, Manuel MCdeiros
has resigned his position with that
company and win soon start in the
business of hauling on his W ac-
count.
Special Legislative Session-It is eX-
pCcted the special session at the legis-
lature will be called to convene Nov
ember 10. 1t will not be possible to
call the session until after election but
the Governor is reported to have said
q week from next Wednesday is the
date selected.
Rain Opportune-Coming directly at
the close of the Fair the rains of last
Sunday and Monday were the most
bOuntiful Waikiki and Kahului have
had in many weeks. 1t is the third
time the Fair has ended just before a
rain set in, but this year the down
pour came closer on the heels of
the fair than in the past.
Halloween Dance.-Haiku's base
ball team hds made arrangements for
a Halloween dance to be held tomor-
row evening at the Haiku Fruit Com
pany's dOrmitOry. AS the hall will
hold a limited number only the man
agement of the ball club and the dance
have had to make the dance an invi-
rational affair and limit the invitations
issued.
News For Grape Growers-Reports
reaching the Islands from the main
land say permission has been granted
there for grape growers to make 200
gallons of wine for lheir own use
without AK and a greater amount at
ak of So cents a gallon. No advices
on the subject have ct reached the
prohibition law enforcement officers
Of the Islands but they look for SINH
lar orders within two or three weeks.
Fourth Estate Dines.-As guests Of
the publicity committee of the Fair
Association local editors and three Wis
iting newspaper men from Honolulu
d.ned in the private dining room of
the Waikiki Hotel last Friday night.
Covers We're laid for eight and Fl. X.
Duncan, chairman Of the committee,
presided. The visiting press men said
it was n Of the nest enjoyable par
ties they had ever attended and
praised the menu and cuisine.
Maui Given PubIicity.-Through the
Pacilc Commercial Advertiser Maui
and its fair received a considerable
amount of desirable publicity during
the past week. Last Friday that paper
issued a special section with numer-
Gus Illustrations covering the opening
of the fair. On subsequent dates other
articles and pictures, taken by
the staff artist were published. OF the
Friday issue 500 copies were distribut-
ed free in the Fair grounds Saturday.
Inch Of Rainfall.-The rains of last
Sunday and Monday morning totaled
1.03 inches of moisture.