The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
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School Without Water-On Wednes
day there was no water, even for
drinking purposes at Halehaku school.
Supervisors Meet-The board of SUI
pervisors met Wednesday afternoon
and resumed sessions this morning.
The session will continue on through
the afternoon.
House is Burned-A small house
near Honolua, belonging to the ranch
and occupied by an employe, was
destroyed by fire last Sunday morn
ing. No insurance was carried on the
building.
Quilt Party-The annual meeting of
the Woman's Aid of Waikiki Union
Church will be held, and there will
be quilt party, at the home of Mrs.
f. L. Pleasant next Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Dance for Oficers-There was a
private dance given at the Lahaina
Armory Thursday evening by some
of the Lahaina people for the officers
attached to the naval flotillas now
stationed at Lahaina.
Drought at Hana-Because of the
shortage of water as well as of labor
the Hama mill, Kaeleku, has ceased
grinding. In town the greatest econo-
my has to be exercised in using wa
ter for domestic purposes.
Fatal Accident-While hunting last
Sunday morning Kim Yong BONG Of
Camp l accidentally discharged his
shotgun, the charge terribly lasce,at-
ing his arm and shoulder. Though
taken to Paia Hospital he quickly
d'cd of loss of blood.
Naval Mareuvere-U. S. Naval flo
tillas comprising U. S. S. Rainbow"
five submarines of the S group, U. S.
S. Chicago" with four miIe layers
and one destroyer are lying off La
hama and will remain here for two
weeks for maneuvers.
Mary Hoffman Orchestra-At The
Lahaina Armory a week from tomog-
% night, Saturday, June IS, the
Mary Hoffman Orchestra will hold a
dance the proceeds of which will go
TO the fund for the purchase of a
saXOphone and other jazz instruments
Members Elected-At a meeting of
the directors of the Maui County Fair
and Racing Association held yester-
day afternoon applications were re-
ceived from % membership and favor
able action was taken upon all OF
them. The membership is now APP
preaching $50.
Good Fishing-S. E. Kalama, Al
fred Furtado, Antoine Borba, Jr., and
]. II. Gray fished on the way to and
from Hama Saturday and brought
home a good catch of eleven which
included four ulua and four dolphin.
All the ulua were caught while Sam
Kalama was at the wheel.
Maunaolu AIumnae Dance-Larse
attendance marked the Poverty
Dance" of the Alumnae of Maunaoiu
Seminary in the Territorial Building
last Saturday evening, the rules As to
no dressing up being strictly enforced.
The affair was highly enjoyable and
wa sin every way a success .
Must Blast Ledge-Powder was
taken to Hama last Saturday for tie
blasting out of a ledge in front of the
new wharf. When the Annie John
son started to load at the wharf she
found there was not enough depth to
loaG to capacity and put out 10 com
plete the loading by lighter.
Cars in Collision-Dangers of the
corner of Main and High streets yer
again shown Sunday morning when
the Hupmobile of Z. b. Wicke and a
Chevrolet driven by Tomatsu Fuiimo-
to collided at that spot. The Chevro-
let was badly smashed and the Hup-
mobile sustained injuries as well.
Benefit Ball Games-There will be
q 1pnhln hno1o, in hncnho11 or a
haina park on Sunday, June IL. First
game called at 1870 between U. S. S
Rainbow" and Paia Athletic Club;
and Lahaina Athletic Association
The proceeds derived from the games
will be turned cver TO the benefit OF
the childron's home.
Patriotic Services-Kahului Union
Church will hold a patriotic COmmuE-
ity service on Sunday, July 3 i'll the
Community House. There are to be
motion pictures, patriotic songs and
address. w. H. Pop" Hutton Boy
scout Commissioner has promised to
be one of the speakers, otners To be
announced soon. The Young Mems
Club will furnish music.
Small Vote Cast-At the election
held Tuesday little interest was
shown since there was no contest. In
Waikiki there were 237 votes cast
and returns generally show about
half the vote that was cast at the
primaries only those voting who de-
sired to avoid the trouble of re-regis-
tration for the netX territorial prim-
aries.
Services Appreciated-Ed. Walsh,
who was superintendent of construc-
ton of the new Foresters' Building
was guest of honor at a small dinenr
party in the private dining room OF
the Waikiki Hotel given in apprecia-
ton of his services. The others at
tending were the trustees of the Fores
ters' Building, j. Garcia, NJ. G. Pas
choal, John NJ. Medeiros, Steven Lake
and c. Akana.