The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-28
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Traffic Ordinance-A public hear
ing on the proposed traffic ordinance
will be held by the board of supervis-
ors on Thursday, November 10.
Woman's Guild Meetinq-The We
mans Guild of the Church of Good
Shepherd will meet with Mrs. Will
lam Engle next Tuesday.
Rumors of Deals-Reports are cur
rent that there are deals pending for
the purchase of the Ford agency on
Maui from Harry NJ. Gesner. 1t Is
said that at least two concerns are
seeking to buy the business.
Bills Not in-All of the bills for
the expenses of the swimming meet
held last week are not yet in and the
committee has not been able to cast
up accounts and see just how the af-
fair came out financially.
Roselani Oance-In the Territori-
al building tomorrow evening the
Roselani Social Club will hold a
dance in which a number of novelties
are promised. The Mary Hoffman
orchestra will furnish the music.
Falls to Death-Yaroko HASH, a
japanese laborer fell. from the roof of
Waikiki mill, sustained a crushed
skull and died of his injuries. A
coroner's jury will sit on the case
this afternoon.
Fancy Work Sale-Charming and
dainty fancy work will be sold at the
Waikiki Gym a week from tomorrow
afternoon by the Children of Mary
which will be followed by a dance in
the evening.
Ri. L. -t,4H t,pf fhA most
week there have been plentiful rains
in the Paia and Haiku districts and
at times chains have been necessary
on the cars traversing the roads of
those sections. 1t has continued dry
in the kula section.
Banana Exhibit Fine-At the Fair
the exhibit of bananas was the larg-
est and best ever brought together on
the Island. w F. Pogue was re-
sponsible for its completeness and
class and numerous compliments On
the energy he displayed have been
heard since the Fair.
Library Alterations-Work on the
necessary alterations to the house at
the corner of High and Wells streets
to adapt it for library purposes was
started by the county engineer this
morning. The county engineer esti-
mates the work will take from three
weeks to a month.
MakaWao Sale-Tomorrow evening
the Makawao Ladies Aid will hold its
annual sale, entertainment and dance
at Paia Community House. An x
cellent program is reported to have
been arranged. From past years ex-
yo,;ona, - SC noptoin tn ha aron1u
attended and a highly enjoyable af-
fair.
Poi From Lahaina.-Antone do Rego
is starting a poi delivery business in
Waikiki in connection with his mail
carrying stage line. He offers to bring
over Honokohau poi and deliver it to
customers houses, Is pounds for a
dollar, customers to furnish two flour
bags, one for the next consignment
and one to replace the container OF
the first consignment.
Cars in CoIlision-A truck of the
Maui Soda Works was in collision
with a Buick car at the corner of
Church and Main streets yesterday,
the Buick car being somewhat dam
aged and the company agreeing to
pay the necessary repairs. The truck
and driver were the same that were
factors in a collision at the same
corner a few weeks since.
New Toy Store-Maui Book Store
has leased the store next to the post
office, r~edecorated the front and the
interior and will open it as an ex-
elusive toy store next week. The
stock of toys secured for the holiday
trade is too large to be properly dis
played in the present show rooms in
connection with the large line of
books and novelties that is being
carried and larger quarters were
necessitated.