The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-10
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Ladies Aid Meeting-The Waikiki
Union Church Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Brown on Tuesday
next.
Funds Owe rdrawn-County Auditor
Wilcox told the board of supervisors
at their meeting yesterday that there
are overdrafts of / 9,437.29 in the
general fund and $23,549.S2 in the
hospital fund.
Rummaqe Sale Postponed - An
nouncement was made yesterday that
the rummage sale which was to have
been given by the Makawao Ladies
Aid in the Paia band house has been
postponed until June.
Registration Board Named-Notif-
cation has been sent the board OF
supervisors by Secretary of the Ter
ritory Raymond c. Brown of the nam
ing Of Manuel G. Ross John Fereira
and William E. Bal as the registra-
ton board.
New Seats Please-In the gallery
of the Hippodrome new, comfortable,
upholstered chairs have been install
ed in the center section and patrons
of the theater are commencing the i'm
provement introduced by Manager
Harris.
Intake Gets Clogged-Heavy rains
up the valley brought down gravel
and rocks to the intake of the water
system so that the water was cut off
from the users of the Wailuku- kahu-
lui system for several hours early
Wednesday morning until the intake
could be cleared again.
Bean License cancelled-Notifica-
ton has come to the county from the
land department that the bean license
on the property that was taken for
Kihei park has been cancelled and
the former licensees permitted to
take off the improvements they had
on the land.
Manoa Out Sunday-The Kahalui
Railroad Company announced yester-
day that the Manoa will go out Sun
day night instead of tonight as previ-
ously reported. She will load more
than 5000 tons of sugar and some 49,
600 cases of canned pines besides mis-
c~ellaneous freight. She arrived later
than ordinarily this morning.
Land For Cut Off-The county can
secure the land for the cutoff of the
Kuiaha road through the Ferguson
property iol 5000 Tnc claim TO that
amount was approved by the board,
payable when the deed to the county
is executed and delivered. A fill is
necessitated but the road will be
shortened by a little more than three
fifths of a mile.
Miss Babcock Returning - Prof.
May Babcock who rendered delight
ell .,,l;ar, 49, No.; l,t. Loaf 1904
is to return to Maui and will render
another reading. She is coming back
to make the Haleakala trip which she
did not do On her former visit and
while here has consented to give her
reading Caesar and Cleopatra" at
the Territorial Building in Kahului
on the evening of March "a.
Budget Next Month-At the begin
ming of the year the board of super
visors prepared a budget for the pres
ent quarter only and the appropria,
ton bill was for that period. 1t will
be necessary to adopt a new budget
and pass a new appropriation bill
next month. AS yet the board has
little more information as to probable
assessed valuation than it hai three
months ago, except that there is 3d.
600, 900 in the valuation of H. c. & S.
Co.
Territorial Aid Asked-At yester,
days session of the board of super
visors text of a proposed resolution
asking territorial advances of tax
money for Maui was received from
the territorial treasurer. The resolu-
ton provides hat not more than $780,.
600 monthly for February, March and
April may be advanced. Normally the
county would not receive its tax
money until in May. The resolution
was Immediately passed. Such ad-
vances will save the county a con
siderable sum in interest on regis
tered warrants.
Dill. n.--.l.-