The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-22
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grass on the terraces ana lawn III front
Of the court house.
Wilhelmina Out Tomorrow - The
Matson liner Wilhelmina arrived this
morning and will depart for Homo
lulu tomorrow night.
Mexican Loads sugar-The steam
or Mexican which did transport ser
vice during the war was in port at
Kahului the first part of the week
loading sugar.
Bank Awaits Charter-Word comes
.ly4H LANA that the proposed new
hauE is waiting for its charter. 1t is
said tchrc are 90 names on the list Of
prospective stock ohlders.
Pension Bill signed-Thc bill pen.
siUninE c. b. CoCkett, district magis-
trate at Lahaina. has passed both
houses and has been signed by the
Governor. It carries $40 monthly.
New Building Goes Upon Puunene
Avenue Hahului a new structure is
advancing toward completion. Ii will
oe an auto supply house in front and
@ garage at the uack and is being built
for Tsumitsu.
Fixing Up Grounds-At Malulani
Hospital. County Engineer Low has a
force OF prisoners and county workers
busy fixing up the grounds. They are
grading, filling bitches and making a
start on Identification.
New Cleaning Establishment -
George Il. Kennedy, formerly chauf-
.eur for Louis Disteli is to open a
cleaning. pressing and dyeing estab-
lishlneni next to the Orpheum within
ne next few days.
Native of Hama Dies-Mrs. Uku Ka-
lamakii, Vile Of j. Kalamakii of Ho-
loiu.u, born in Hama 76 years ago,
died al the home of her husband in
kaIihi ON April Is ana was buried at
Hdiepoaaku cemetery.
Filipino Committed-Fermine Pat.
,aJ, accused OF having forged the
name Of w. +. Pogue to Il check, has
waived examination and was commit
ed by the district magistrate at Ma
kaWaJ TO await teh action of the
grand jury.
Reception to be Tendered-For Rev.
George il. DeKay, Mrs. Dekay and
,hCH family d reception viii be held a
week from tonight at the Kahului Com
-4uIlly House. y cordial, general in
l.-a.lJu is extended TO meet the new
minister md his family.
r.liP,nos Fight-Two Filipinos OF
Camp 3, iUuIene engaged in u com
bat with hoes as weapons, Tuesday,
GLOWING a heated wOrdy dispute. One
1l the disputdnts received d severe
scalp wound and was taken to the
hospital for repairs.
Eyesore Removed-The old, dead
trunk OF a palm tree that long had
been an unartistic feature OF Hig,
street scenery has been taken III and
TIA" hole in the sidewalk, where it once
stood, at the head OF the steps leading
down from the street, has been filled
n with concrete.
Home Coming Day--At Maunaolu
Seminary Home Coming Day" will
De April 80. Graduates and former
Students are invited to bring their
lunches and opened the day. There
Will be a program of music and talks
beginning at 1880. Miss Akana will
welcome the 1921 graduates into the
Alumnae Association.
Miss Rodrigues Wins Praise-Miss
Eva ItOdIigues, pupil of Nine. Eleanor
Peacock, has once more won warm
praise from the Honolulu press for
her charming singing and is again
laiIed as a young singer with a great
future. latest commentator followed
her participation in a concert in Miss
ion Memorial Hall.
Mr.. Macdonald Explains-In refer
ence To work in the field by students
of L~ahainaluna School on Sundays, de
sires to explain that not all of the
students but only a limited number
work in the fields on any one Sunday.
He says it is found necessary to irri-
gate the fields seven days in the
week which necessitates some Sun
day field work,
Hibicus Grows WelI-Green leaves
are %sprOuting out from the cuttings
Of hibiscus whic hthe Woman's Club
has had planted along the arilroad
fence oil the road between Waikiki
and Kahului and there are the early
indications Of a thick, luxurious hedge.
The bushes are set out back of but
close to the fence and as they grow
mp viii Tend to extend out and hide 1t
with their foliage.
High School Dance - With the
double purpose of celebrating victory
at the recent field meet and to raise
funds for the High School Athletic
Club Fund, the student body of the
school viii hold a dance at the Terri
torial Building, Kahului Fair Grounds
tomorrow evening. The students de
serve encouragement in their efforts
for independence and their dance
promises 10 be well attended and an
enjoyable affair.
Autos in Collaboration much in.
terest in an airplane and not enough
attention to the handling Of steering
wheels of the cars resulted in an au-
tomobile collision on the beach road
between Waikiki and Kahului on Sun
day morning. II. Ige was driving a
Buick and G. Kamaguchi a Ford and
the cars came together read on. Both
machines We're badly damaged but the
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