The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
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Auto Prices Drop-Extensive reduc-
lions in various makes of cars are
announced from Honolulu and deal
ers here have been advised of them.
Progress of Grind-Puunene had
ground 81 percent of its crop up to
June l and Waikiki and Pioneer are
not far behind in proportion of crop
ground.
School Year Ending-One more
week of school. Final examinations
are in progress and the closing ex-
ercises will be held generally next
Friday.
Ladies Aid M~eeting-The Kahului
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Fan
tom, Tuesday, June 21st at 2:30 pm.
The hostesses are Mrs. Fantom and
Mrs. E. j. Walsh.
High School Dance-The annual
High School dance is TO be held Tues
day evening and class night will pe
Wednesday, both being invitational
affairs.
Franchises Favored The house
committee On territories has report
ed favorably on the Maui Gas and
Electric Company franchise and on
the Hama Ice and Electric company
franchise.
For Wharf Tolls-In the house of
representatives at Washington the
committee on territories has reported
in favor of amending the Hawaii Or
ganic Act SO as TO permit tolls to be
charged on territorial wharves.
Girls Scouts Dance-Roselani troop
of the girl scouts will hold a dance
at the Community House in Kahului
tomorrow night. Good music, sur
prises, good punch and lots of fun
are promised.
lahaina Road Supervisor-Charley
Bailey, road supervisor at Hama has
been named road supervisor of the
Lahaina District and went over to
West Maui with Chairman Kalama
yesterday afternoon.
Wacs to Meet-There will be a
meeting of the Waikiki Athletic
Club this evening at seven o'clock
sharp at the Waikiki Court House. A
full attendance is expected as notices
were sent out to some fifty members.
B~accalaureate Sermon-Rev. Angus
tine Jones will preach the b%accalaure-
ate sermon for the high school gradu-
ates at Makawao Church Sunday
morning. A general invitation is ex-
tended.
Wilhelmina in Port-The Matson
liner, bringing passengers and mail
arrived at Kahului this morning and
will depart for Honolulu tomorrow ev-
ening. 1t is advisable for intending
passengers to be on Claudine wharf
not later than 9:45.
Given Absence Leave-William De-
coto was allowed a years leave of
absence without pay as Dad super
visor of the Lahaina District at the
meeting of the supervisors Friday. He
and Mrs. Decoto are leaving for the
mainland for the benefit of Mr.. De-
coto's health.
Officers EIected-The reports at
the annual meeting of the Woman's
Aid Society of the Waikiki Union
Church show a very prosperous year
with a balance on hand of $578. The
officers elected for the coming year
are: President Mrs. Burns, Vice-Pres-
ident Mrs. Pleasant, Secretary Mrs.
Vincent, Treasurer Mrs. DR.. Osmers,
Chairman of Executive Committee
Mrs. Case, Fannie G.. Pleasant secre-
tary.
Criminal Cases E~nd-There are no
more criminal cases for trial at this
session of the Circuit Court, civil
jury cases now coming in for atten-
ton. Bernabe Longat was acquitted
of charges of burglary in the first
degree, the case of Thomas Ramiel,
arising from the same circumstances
was nollle pressed and Gunichi Haya
was found guilty of needless driving
and will be sentenced tomorrow.
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