The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-30
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Library to Close-Monday being a
legal holiday the Free County Library
will be closed all day.
On Regular Run - No holiday
changes are being made by the XII
lauea this week. She leaves Homo
lulu tonight and will reach Kahului
Saturday morning as usual.
Post Office Holiday--Monday being
the day set for the observance of the
New Years holiday the Maui post Of
fees will be closed all day except for
the dispatching of mail.
Waikiki Starts Grind-Announce-
of the start of the grinding of the
1922 crop of Waikiki plantation was
made by the blowing of the big mill
whistle yesterday morning.
Furniture Arrives-The first OF the
furniture for the County Free Library
has been received and placed in the
library building at High and Wells
streets.
Woman's Guild ~Meetine-The Wo-
mans Guild of the Church of the
Shepherd will hold the regular month
ly meeting at Mrs. Eugene Murphy's,
Waikiki, on Tuesday, January 3rd at
$3.50 p. m.
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Press advices received yesterday said
that the Buckeye State sailed from
San Francisco for Honolulu. Wednes-
day taking the run of the Matsonia
which is being o%verhauled.
New Crop Sugar-Aboard the S. S.
Manukai the first of Maui's new crOp
sugar left Kahului at g o'clock yes
terday morning. The Manukai came
into Jyohr1ttf h1rhpr ON Wn1nnCh1N
loaded sugar and departed for San
Francisco via Hilo.
Japanese Still Observation-Disclosures
of Japanese during October were 542
and new arrivals numbered 2S9 of
whom Ill We're re-imigrants, the Jap
anese consulate reports. There were
314 men and 25S women among the
departures and the excess of emigra-
ton over arrivals was 289.
Examinations Taken-Civil service
examinations were taken by four in
Waikiki this week to determine eligi-
bility for post office clerkship ap-
pointments. The papers will be sent
to San Francisco for rating before
any appointments are made, Post
master Costa says.
Mala Wharf Observation-Disclosures
new wharf was shown by a picture
in the Wednesday issue of the Homo
lulu Advertiser. The picture "a
taken on the occasion of the visit of
l.. A. Thurston to Maui this month
and is the latest photograph TO be re-
produced.
Fair Association Meeting--The an
nual meeting and election of officers
of the Maui County Fair and Racing
Association will be held next Thurs
day at 8 o'clock in the Territorial
Building at Kahului. The matter of
a proposed bond issue and other af-
fairs of Importance will be disposed
of and annual reports received.
Military Ball-There will be a New
Years Eve military ball in the arm
DRY at Lahaina tomorrow night under
the auspices of the National Guard
company. There are many on West
Maui who will not make the long
drive to Kahului for the fancy dress
ball and the Military Ball will be the
West Maui social event of the year
end.
Receives Sad News-Rev. George
Fl. DeKay of Kahului this week re-
ceived the sad news of the death of
his mother Mrs. E. H. Freelyn at
Cupertino, California on Sunday. Mrs.
Freelyn was nearly 81 years of age
and had recently suffered IN attack
of influenza but a letter from her a few
days previous to her death said she
had recovered.
Wilhelmina Saturday-Delayed by
bad weather the Matson liner Will
helmina did not reach Honolulu I'M
til Wednesday morning and will not
sail for Kahului until tonight. This
will bring her to the Maui port to-
morrow morning bringing passengers,
mail and freight which includes 10
automobiles. She will load sugar and
canned pines and sail for Honolulu
on Saturday night at 10 o'clock.