The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-01-07
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Commerce Chamber Meetine.-The
January meeting of Maui Chamber of
Commerce will be held Thursday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Women's Aid Society of Wal
luku Union Church will meet with
Mrs. Pia Cockett, Waikapu, Tuesday
afternoon, January IL, at 3 o'clock.
Police Officer Marries-Joe Kahoo-
hanohano of the Waikiki enters upon
married life with the new year. He
took as bride Miss Vergina Correia at
the end of old 1920.
Flu at kula-Dr. Durney reports a
number of cases of influenza at the
sanitarium. Usually they take a com
p%aritively mild form and do not as
sumo an especially serious aspect.
Jury Meets Monday-Trial jurors
have been called to meet on Monday.
1t is expected a murder trial will be
the first case taken up and that it will
extend over the balance of the week.
Japanese Lose Rolls.-Two Japa-
nese are reported to have lost their
bank rolls while attending a wrestling
match at Kahului Sunday. One re-
ports 1882 as missing and the other
$137.
Supervisors to Meet-The board of
supervisors will start the January
session on Wednesday. Completion
and adoption of the budget and he
opening of bids for several proposals
are included in the program.
Mala Wharf Contract.-Bids for the
construction of Mala wharf were open
ed last Monday and it was found E.
J.. Lord made the lowest offer, $204,-
$1,000. Hawaiian Dredging Company
was next with an offer of S209, 800.
New Term Started-Teachers and
pupils r~eassembled in the schools last
Monday and work is now in full swing
again. A few of the teachers were
delayed in returning by congestion of
traffic on Inter-Island boats and the
fact that the Wilhelmina was late in
making her Maui trip.
Annual Church Meetine.-The Ma
kawao Union Church will hold it an
nual business meeting next Friday,
January IA. The meeting will be pre-
coded by a supper to be served at 6
p. NJ. sharp. All members of the
church and community are cordially
invited to be present.
Boys Seal Truck-Half a dozen
boys during the New Years celebra
ton took a truck belonging to Sun
Kwong On from Kahului. They were
incapable of running it properly and
partially wrecked it. When brought to
court arrangements were made for the
boys to pay the damages and no
prosecution has resulted.
Sale Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was made by the land commissioner
last week in Honolulu and is publish
ed in this edition of Maui News that
the sale of Wahikuli beach and house
lots which had been advertised to be
held at Lahaina Monday next had been
postponed and will be held two weeks
later, on Monday, January "a.
Masonic Services HeId-Maui Ma
sons took charge of the funeral ar
rangements and conducted the serv-
ices over the body of Alexander Will
son who died at Kula S%anitarium at
the end of last week. Mr.. Wilson was
Of Scotch nativity, had formerly work
ed at Olaa and was brought to the
Sanitarium from Queens Hospital, Ho
nolulu, with tuberculosis too far ad-
vanced for him to be benefited.
falr association
meeting and election of directors Of
the Maui County Fair and Racing AS
ISOLATION will be held next Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms. To suit
the convenience of those who are
members of both organizations the
meeting of the Fair and Racing Asso-
citation has been set to Immediately
precede the meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce.
Medeiros Badly Injured. Manuel
Medeiros, an employee of Waikiki
Times, suffered an unfortunate injury
Monday morning when he caught his
hand in a printing press. AS a result
it was necessary to amputate three
fingers. With the injured member
dripping blood, Medeiros ran from the
office of the Times to the Office of DR..
Osmers where he fell in a faint on
the lanai. He was resuscitated, the
lacerated hand bound to staunch the
blood, after which he was taken to
the hospital.