The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06
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Chamber Of Commerce Meeting
The December meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held Thurs
day afternoon.
Paia's Grind-The Paia Mill of the
NJ. A.. Co.. will start grinding on De-
cember 18th, according to a statement
of Superintendent J.. P. Foster.
Ting Gets Airedale-Dr. Ting has
received a handsome little airedale
puppy of registered stock which he
will train for hunting purposes.
Booked on Kilauea-Among those
booked to sail on the Kilauea for Ho-
nolulu, Dec. 7, are: r. J. McKeague,
j. f. Ness, A. Williams, l.. A. Thurs
ton and L. l.. Hutchinson of the Ad-
vertiser Publishing Co.
Buys Fine Puppy--C. E. Morris re-
ceived from Honolulu on Saturday a
fine Boston terrier puppy. The little
chap is by Hula Master out of Gray's
Derby Girl and a grandson of Arizona
Queen belonging to Mrs. j. H. Gray.
Booked on Manoa-Among those to
sail on the Manoa, Dec. Il. for the
Coast are: Mrs. Agnes Mcconnell,
! Miss Ethel r. Mcconnell, and Miss
Adelaide Mcconnell, former school
teachers at Paia; and Miss Helen Tam
Yau, a nurse at Paia.
Home Cooked Dinner-The Ladies
Aid of Waikiki Union Church will
serve a home cooked dinner at the
Maui Hotel, Saturday evening of this
week at $50. A most appetising
menu is announced. There will be
a for $50 guests and a bountiful
supply of good things to eat.
Start on Orpheum-Work on the
Orphaum to put it in shape for a
higher class motion picture house and
to accommodate theatrical companies
hat may from time to time come to
Maui was started yesterday. The in.
terror is to be completely redecorated
and comfortable upholstered chairs
are to be installed.
Tenor From Handwriting from
New York to Honolulu friends Mrs.
Pearl Sutherland Ideler said that
Mackenzie, Hawaiian tenor from Ha.
ma who is making Columbia records
was a visitor at their studio a few
evenings previous and pays high
tribute to his voice and his artistry
Board Meets TomorroW-Maui SUI
pervisors will hold their first session
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and on Thursday morning will have
hearings on the proposed traffic and
pedestrian ordinances. 1t is expected
hey will complete their business Fri
day and meet again to prepare the
1922 budget on December Is.
County Library Report-From the
= monthly report of the County Librari
an it appears that during the month
of November, S5 more persons signed
borrowers cards and SAG books were
loaned. OF these 473 were children's
books. IA books have been catalog
ed, 725 Maui Library Association
books, 81 books acquired by purchase
, and II gifts.
:, Shows Electric Plant-Those WHIT
r did not have the opportunity to SEE
the kohler Automatic electric powel
=, and lighting machine at the Mau
, County Fair OF who saw it in opera
, ton then and desire to see it agaiI
or to investigate it further now hav,
the opportunity. j. B. Hobbs, repre-
f senting Hurd-Pohlman & Co., of He
5 nolulu, Islands agents for the ma
chimes, is now in Waikiki, %stoppin.
at the Waikiki Hotel and will TAX
the machine to the place of business
6 Of interested persons. He had /
mounted on a truck yesterday TO
transportation. A telephone call t.
, Mr.. Hobbs will bring an appointment
v for him to show it..