The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-15
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Wilhelmina ln-The Matson liner
Wilhelmina arrived at Kahului from
Honolulu this morning and will leave
on her return voyage tomorrow (Sat-
urdayl evening at 10 O'Clock.
Salary lnereased-1ncrease in sal
airy by SIS a month was voted by the
board of supervisors to Deputy
County Attorney Frank Crockett at
the last meeting of the board.
Waikiki Water system-Work of
preparing the trenches for the new
pipe line of the Waikiki water works
was authorized TO start by The board
of supervisors at its last meeting.
Car Hits Horse-A Filipino driving
a Chevrolet car collided with a horse
near the Haiku cannery last Friday.
The horse was thrown into the car
and injured the Filipino severely.
Concert and Dance - Under the
auspices of Wailuku branch l.. D. S.
Church a concert and dance Will be
held a week from tomorrow evening
at 1880 in the Territorial Building.
ST. Anthony Alumni-The annual
banquet and installation OF officers of
the st. Anthony School Alumni As
sociation will be held at Tow zee
Kwock KEGS reception hall tomorrow
evening at Z o'clock.
Dance Tomorrow Night-A dance
for the benefit of the boat house fund
will be given by the swimming COM
mittee of the Maui County Fair and
Racing Association at Paia Pavilion
tomorrow evening. A new jazz or
chestra will furnish the music.
Farewell Party-For Miss Edith
Klein, Mrs. Glib, Mrs. Howell, Mrs.
Nahaolelua and Miss Wilson gave a
little beach party Saturday evening
prior to the departure of Miss Klein
for the mainland.
Wins Special Prize-Mrs. Louise V.
Boyum of Iiamakuapoko has been
awarded d special prize in the Home
Insurance Company slogan contest.
Mrs. Boyum's suggestion was: Not
Merely Insurance-Home Insurance.
Halawa Bridee-The county will
build the prospective Halawa bridge
since no bids were presented when
tenders were to have been opened by
the board of supervisors last Friday.
The county engineer estimates that
the costs will be between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Out After Goats-On a hunting trip
in the crater DR.. Ting, Young Ting,
E. r. Bevins, William Engle, Frank
Palmatier, T. A. Brown and Floyd
Brown started up the mountain yester-
day morning. They will spend three
or four days exploring the crater and
huting goats.
Will Import Game-The board of
supervisors has decided, at the re-
quest of the gun club committee, to
purchase blue grouse and quail and
has appropriated from the shooting
license fund $1,000 for the purpose and
asked the fish and game commission
to make the purchase.
Athletic Committee Meeting -
There will be a meeting of the Athle
tic Committee of the Maui County
Fair and Racing Association at the
Chamber of Commerce Rooms at 1880
o'clock Monday evening. 1t will be
the last meeting of the committee be-
fore the departure of Chairman j.
Garcia for the mainland.
Land For Camps-Three acres of
plantation land of Lahaina has been
purchased by the Pioneer Mill Co,
lIOll -. l.. DdllNy'
public lands for use as a camp site.
The price was $3.50, upset price
s1665. Four acres of nearby property
was leased to the Pioneer Mill Co.,
at an annual rental of S45.
American Legion Meeting-A spe-
cial meeting of the American Legion
will be held Monday evening at the
Bank of Maui to take action on the
-. II A.. ,A4Art on, Vic nttrih-
uted to Samuel Gompers before the
congressional immigration committee
in reference to labor conditions in
the Territory of Hawaii.
Japanese a Suicide-Ogawa, a de-
mented Japanese, hanged himself last
Friday in the yard of the nome o.
Charles Lake. Ogawa had been jail
ed a sinsane, released when he ap-
peared better and given employment
about lbs place by Lake who found
the man hanging to the limb OF a
tree when he came out of the house
Friday morning.
Air Compressor Ordered-Follow
ing the opening of bids last Friday
the county has ordered a portable air
compressor and drills 10 cost S3bIO
and to be delivered in Il days from
Honolulu Iron WORKS. me
or and drills will be a great time II
labor saver in the breaking down OF
rock needed for road work, especial
ly along the Pail.
offers Motor Trucks-Antone do
Rego offered to sell his motor trucks
which he used in stage service a few
months ago to the county at the SUI
pervisors meeting last Friday. His
proposal was that the county pur-
chase the trucks to transport to
schools children living at remote dis
tances. He was informed the funds
would not be available until next
January.
Lurline's New Run-The Matson
liner Lurline will leave San Francis
co, July % for her new run, which
will be to Honolulu via Seattle, the
first passenger service between here
and northern norris Sinna pra-Uar daVc