The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-04
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Mauna kea Departs-The Inter-Is-
land steamer Mauna Kea left Homo
lulu for the Coast Sunday for a tho
rough overhauling,
Woman's Guild Meetina-The meet
ing of the Woman's Guild of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will be
held with Mrs. Lufkin this afternoon.
Lindsay Case Set-Hearing in the
quo warranto suit brought by Eugene
Murphy attacking the citizenship OF
School Commissioner d. c. Lindsay
has been set in the Circuit Court for
Monday, October II.
Space in Demand-Those in charge
of the Maui Fair Program report ad-
vertising space selling fast in spite
of the action of the committee on ad
vertising and subscriptions of the
Honolulu chamber of M
Seat Sale On-Members of the Fair
and Racing Association can get their
boxes and. reserved seats at Baldwin
Bank up to Wednesday afternoon. On
Thursday morning the sale to the
general public will open.
Beneficial Rain-Rain fell quite
steadily Sunday. Up country ii was
reported as fairly heavy but in Wal
luku it was a slow. soaking rain, not
large in quantity but very beneficial
to gardens and to the young cane.
Hip is lmproved-Manager Harris
of the Hippodrome has set an eX-
ample for others on Maui in the way
of cleaning up. His theater has been
cleaned and painted within, some new
chairs installed and the improvement
is distinctly noticeable.
Woman's Club Meets-Maui Won
ans club held it's first meeting Of
the year at the Territorial Building
Yesterday. The meeting was well at
tended and interesting and an &C
count of it will appear in the Wom-
ans Club column on Friday.
Annual Bazaar-Announcement OF
the date for its annual entertainment,
sale and dance is made by the Maka-
wac Ladies Aid. 1t will be held in
Paia Community House, October 20.
An admission fee of so cents will be
charged.
Hioh School Dance-Maui High
Schools class of 90 first dance Satur-
day night was well attended, a huge
success and highly creditable to the
efforts of the soon to be graduates.
Those who attended report a delight
full evening.
Year Book Out-Much favorable
commendation is being bestowed up
on the committee that prepared the
Maui Woman's Club year book which
was distributed at the meeting yes
terday. 1t is a very attractive booklet
and is fresh from Maui Publishing
Company's press.
Dire painn | ~id-EnnntV I'm pjnppI
Low reports that good progress is
being made in laying the larger pipe
leading into the reservoir up lao Val
ley. With the new pipe laying, the
bridge work and the road building,
the valley is pretty badly torn up at
present.
Cups On Display-One of the win
dows of Waikiki Hardware Store is
attracting especial interest this week
because of the large number of sill
yer trophy cups on display Some
are for tennis prizes, some for the
now closing baseball series and still
others are to be awarded to winners
in the poultry and rabbits depart
ments at the Fair.
Commission to Return Word
comes from Washington by way of
Honolulu that the emergency labor
| commission is to return home and go
to Washington again at the first of
the new year. Owing to the pressure
of other business it is considered i'm
practicable to take up Hawaii's legis-
lation for action until the January
session, the commission reports.
Meeting Set Ahead-Cards ire out
announcing the monthly meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce to be held
Thursday afternoon of this week in
stead of next week. The date is set
ahead SO that the meeting may not
fall on a day of the fair. Some i'm
portant matters are expected to come
up for action including protest
against the reported plan to make
Hawaii a possession instead of a