The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-03-11
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NEW T1edu OF ElkS.-G. -. LeltledQ
has been elected Exalted Ruler Homo
lulu Lodge No. GIG b. p. o. e.
High School For Hana-For the pur-
pose of securing a junior high school
for Hama, House Bill 229 has been in
trOduced by Representative Joseph.
Bail Forfeited-A Japanese who was
caught while trying to kill fish with
giant powder forfeited $50 bail Mon.
lay morning.
Motorists Fined.-SiXteen motorists
were rounded up for breaking the traf-
iC laws and called into the magis.
trate's court at Waikiki last Monday
morning.
Appeal Dismissed.-m the case of
NJ. Nahue VS. kahue Palauolelo and
Joe Garlic as guardian of Luka Ca
iillO the Supreme Court has denied
the appeal.
Will Hold Sale.-For the benefit of
Wailuku Union Church the ladies of
that church will hold a sale of cooked
foods at the Maui Hotel on Saturday
April 2, beginning at 1890 a. III.
viii Register Voters-County Clerk
VIM. +. Kaae will leave for Hama
Tuesday for the purpose of register
Ing voters in that district who did not
cast ballots in the election last fail.
Pension For Mckay.-Inlroduced by
Representative Kalua, House Bill No.
EOS provides a pension for w. a. Nc
Kay in view of his services OF more
Than 20 years as district magistrate.
Police Department Chanses.-James
Moilleha has been appointed jailor al
Wailuku and Thomas Il. Clark has
been promoted to station clerk, vas
The report of the sheriff TO the board
Of supervisors.
School Board Firm.-At the meeting
Of the school commissioners attended
ny d. 9. Lindsay the commissioners
declined TO make further concessions
Is to examinations for language school
teachers being held in English.
April Fool Dance.-Under the aus
piccs OF the Catholic Ladies Aid So
Ciety an April Fool Dance" will be
acid in the Territorial Building at Ka-
hului on the evening of Saturday,
April q.
For New Court misunderstanding
ii sites and construction of necessary
buildings for court houses at Paia and
Naluanui are provided by House Bill
No. 1914, introduced by Representative
kalua.
Would Relocate Road.-Representa-
dive Paschoal has introduced a bill for
The relocation of road and bridge at
Alelele, Makawao, and directing the
setting aside by the assessor of $15,- |
600 for that purpose in 1922.
Ground For Park.-From Molokai
mas come a communication to the
board OF supervisors asking for the
setting aside of land at Ualapue for a
children's playground which will be a
Roosevelt memorial park.
kaunakakai Wharf.-Under the pro- |
visions of House Bill No. 1913 intro
Iuced by Representative Kalua, the
American Sugar Company wharf at
A~aunakakai, Molokai, will be acquired
oy the Harbor Board for public wharf
purposes.
Missing Mar Sought.-Relatives are
seeking information as to the where
about of Anthem Martin Michaelson of
Christiania, Norway, who was last
heard of by them in August, 1884, |
when he was working at Spreckels- |
vile.
Supervisors Salaries.-Representa-
Paschoal has introduced a bill to
Increase the salaries of Maui County |
supervisors TO $500 yearly and permit
payment Of necessary mileage for 60
ing to and returning from meetings
at the rate of % cents a mile. The
measure is known as House Bill No.
1S6.
For MaIa Neutrality-suspicious.
mas been made by the harbor board
10 the legislature that there be includ-
ed in the loan bill $4,000 for a 100
extension to Mala wharf as pre-
viously planned. This would make the
wharf $50 feet long with a 700 foot
approach. The Chamber of Commerce
recently recommended asking for $780,
900 for the purpose.
Lanai Company Meeting-The Lanai
Co, Limited, elected the following Off
GERS and directors last week. Direc-
tors, f.. f. Baldwin, II. A. Baldwin, j.
WaterhOuse, John Guild, c. r. Hemen-
way. Following is the list of officers;
President, +. f. Baldwin; vice-presi-
dent, H. \. Baldwin; vice-president, J.
Waterhouse; secretary, John Guild;
treasurer, c. X. Hemenway.
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The East Maui Irrigation Co. elected
officers and directors last week. Di-
recIcrs chosen included II. a. Bald
win, +. +. Baldwin, A. l.. Castle, c. Il.
and John Warehouse. The
officers are: President, II. y. Bald
win; vice president, \. l.. Castle; vice
president, j.. Waterhouse; treasurer,
c.. r. Hemenway; secretary, John
Guild.
Still Disfieure Beach.-Reports from
the committee of the Woman's Club
that has the subject in hand say that
certain business houses are still using
the beach just OIL the road TO Kahului
as a dumping ground or have not re-
moved the refuse previously dumped
there, though the county plot is now
made accessible to all, as appeared in
an advertisement in Maui News last
week and again appears this week.
No heed is paid to the signs which
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