The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-01-28
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Bank Of Maui Meeting-Stockhold
ers of the Bank Of Maui will hold their
annual meeting at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
Wilhelmina ArriVes-Matson liner
Wilhelmina arrived from Honolulu
this morning and is expected to leave
from Kahului tomorrow evening.
Clark Funeral Tomorrow - The
funeral of Thomas Clark will be held
from his home at 3 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, interment to be at Wailuku
cemetery.
Korean Found lnsane-Kim Yong
Soon who slashed U. Ogawa and a
clerk of Ogawa in the iewelry store
of the former was committed to the
insane asylum from the district court
this week.
Appeal Taken-in the case of
Smythe vs.. Takahara, known as Peahi
Hui lease case, appeal has been taken
Tor the plaintiffs by E.. II. Bevins, at
toruey. Enos Vincent is attorney for
the defendants.
Slogan is OHered-With its stamp
cancelled with the new Haleakala cam
collation. stamp an dbearing the slog-
ttl IldlOdNtlis LlpTDbOLi IDOOol l
Boost it! Wah-wah-wah." postal cards
were sent to the members of the
Maui Chamber of Commerce last week
Women's Guild to Meet-The Wom-
ans Guild Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will hold its regular month
~ meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Aiken, Waikiki neXt Tuesday at 2:30
p. m
Lepers Help Others-From inmates
of k~alaupapa, raised by various or
ganilation of the Church of the Latter
Day Saints, there has been sent to
Honolulu Tor the Hoover fund for the
relief of the starving children of
Europe $40.
Jury Gases FaiI.-Nearly all of the
cases which came TO the Circuit Court
from the District Court on demand
for jury trial have gone to trial or
will go to trial without jury and only
four cases remained on the criminal
calendar to be heard by juries Xester-
day.
New Maui Folder-Thoroughly re-
vised, a new issue of the Maui folder
has been brought out by the Hawaii
Tourist Bureau. In this issue there
are 10000 copies, the form being map
gnu SulNCs SOplCC Odl Dc GU NY
application to the Tourist Bureau
offices in the Young Hotel building,
Honolulu.
Criminal Court TriaIs-The second
case against Ned Nicholas, a charge
OF failing to render assistance to a
person injured by him in driving an
automobile, is set for trial Monday. 1t
is to be followed by the Territory VS..
K%obiyashi, charged with manslaughter
and hat case, in turn, by the Terri
tory VS.. Techeiro, charged with furious
and needless driving.
Maui Well Wet-Rainfall at the
various stations on Maui reporting to
the weather bureau for the five weeks
ending last Friday was as follows:
Haiku Experiment Station, 1913
inches; K%aanapali, $50; Kailua, 30.4S,
Kipahulu, PISS; Waikiki, 11.19. This
is nearly a third of the rainfall of the
same stations during the whole of the
year 1920.
Company Meeting Held-The annual
meeting Of the Waikiki Hardware &
Grocery Company was held last Friday
evening. William H. Engle is elected
president; Y. Ting, vice-president and
manager; A. X. Ting, secretary
treasurer and D. C. Lindsay, auditor,
other directors being Joseph Y. Ting,
A. X. Jim, X, c. Wong and w. F..
Crockett.
Hamakuapoko School Program
Members of the grammar grade de-
partment of Maui High and Grammar
school will render a program at the
school next Thursday morning at
1890 o'clock to which parents and
friends are invited. The program will
consist Of musical numbers under the
direction of Mrs. j. Charles Villiers
and physical culture numbers under
the direction of Miss Mary Harzel.
Falls From Pole.-Ed Aki, while
working on a pole in Kahului shortly
before noon last Friday for the tele-
phone company, fell from a platform
and sustained a fracture of the jaw
and the skull. He was removed to
Paia hospital where it is said he is on
the road to recovery. The fracture of
the skull is not regarded as serious
but he is not permitted to speak and
takes nourishment through a quill be-
cause of the fracture of the jaw. Cause
of the fall hos not been learned but
he did not, as reported, come in con-
tact with a live wire.