The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-21
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Amor Tract Roads-C. d. Lufkin'
was before the board of supervisors
at their last meeting asking for roads
in the Amori tract. No action was
taken by the board.
Principals Club Meeting - The
Maui Principals Club will meet to-
morrow morning at Waikiki School.
superintendent of Public Instruction
Vaughan MacCaughey will be present
Claudine to Leave Early-On to-
morrow's trip from Kahului to Homo
lulu the Inter-Island steamer will de
part at 4 in the afternoon instead of
10 at night in order to reach Homo
lulu early and to undergo boiler in
spection there.
Annual Bazaar.-The Makawao
Ladies Aid Society will hold its an
nual bazaar at Paia Community
House, October 30, n week from to-
morrow. There will be an entertain
ment program and dancing as well as
the sale.
New Pipe Line-About $50 feet of
the lao Valley new pipe line had
been laid and calked up TO the meet
ing of the board of supervisors last
week. The county engineer hopes to
report completion Of the work at the
next meeting of the board.
Co to Church-Sunday evening ser
vices at Waikiki Union Church is
announced as the first of a series of
"GO-to-Church Sundays arranged by
Mr.. Augustine f. Jones, the pastor.
His first topic relates to the last
words of leading persons in the
worlds history.
Guard Dance Tomorrow-In Lahai-
ma armory tomorrow night there will
be another Of the semi-monthly
dances given by the National Guard
Co. The renovated armory is an at
traCtive place, the music is good and
popular at the outset, the Guard
dances are steadily increasing that
popularity.
Next Meeting PubIic-After omit
ting meetings for a month the Society
Research is resuming it's meetings.
DR.. Le-Apsley will be over on Tues.
day, November > and will deliver a
lecture which will be open to the pub
lie. His subject sounds rather differ.
ent from the ordinary concepts of
psychology, THE Bible and its Mes.
sage"
Clean-Ups ordered-Food Inspector
BARS of the health department of
the Territory was working in Lahai.
ma Wednesday and yesterday order.
ing cleaning up of places where food
is sold that he found in unsanitary
condition. His orders were generally
obeyed but one recalcitrant was
brought into the District Court fol-
refusal to comply. He left court will
ing to carry out the demands made
| upon him.
Miscellaneous Sale and Dance-In
the Kahului Community House tomor
row night there will be held a mis-
cellaneous sale, entertainment anC
dance by the Paia Junior Christian
Endeavor Society. Included in the
articles on sale will be some very
pretty lauhala articles and Other
things equally appropriate for Christ
mas gifts two months hence. A pleas
ant time and jolly dance is promised
by the management.
lao Valley Road-About $4,000 o.
work had been done on lao Valley
road up TO the first of October and {
first payment of $4,000 was made by
the county. The central piers ant
large abutments of the bridge anC
the so feet span truss have beer
completed insuring against interior
ence with work in case of high watel
or freshets. The county engineer
does not say when the work will b,
completed.
Accident Board Meets-When tht
Industrial Accident board met yester
day the secretary told the members
present that Judge Mckay had sen
his resignation as chairman and mem
Der of the board to the governor. Al
the board elects its own Chairman
and had nothing from Judge McKa,
officially before it no action on re
organization could be taken until
resignation as chairman was sent t
the board. George Freeland wa.
elected temporary chairman for tn,
meeting and routine busienss wa
transacted. J. II. Gray presented hi
oath of office as member of the board
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