The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-26
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Confirmation at Kula-Bishop Ii
bert will hold confirmation at the Cat
ohlic Church in Kula Sunday.
Library Closed Tuesday - Next
Tuesday being a legal holiday, Mem
orial Day, the Maui County Free Lii
brary will be closed.
Hawaiian Woman's Club - This
afternoon at 2:30 the Hawaiian Wo-
mems Club will meet in the Waikiki
Town Hall. An interesting report
from the committee on entertainment
is expected.
Wild West Stock-The horses and
steers belonging to the Jack Bur
roughs Wild West Show which have
been pastured on Maui since the per
Torrance here, were shipped to Ho-
nolulu Wednesday night.
Maui Teachers Dance-From the
early demand for tickets it is expect
ed that there will be a large atten-
dance at the dance of the Maui Teach
ers Association tomorrownight at the
Territorial Building at Kahului.
Last Meeting Monday-The final
meeting of the year for the Maui Wo-
mans Club will be held in the Terri
torial Building a week from Monday.
The annual luncheon will be held in
that building the preceding Saturday
June 8.
Officials On MoIokai-In order to
familiarize them with conditions or
Molokai and the needs of the Hawai-
ian homes project. George p.
Cooke, executive of the commission
has taken to Molokai this week more
than a dozen Legislators and county
officials.
Correction Made-In the last is
sue of Maui News an advertisement
appeared announcing the public was
invited to a banquet to be given by
the Maunaolu Alumnae Association.
The invitation is to members of the
Alumnae only and the News makes
that correction in this issue.
No Court HeId-There was no SEES
sion of the circuit court yesterday
though several matters had been set
for hearing. Judge Burr wished to
take no chances of his successor hav-
ing qualified before any action might
be taken by him yesterday morning
and wished not to raise any questions
of validity of acts of the court on that
day.
M. A. Companys Grind-Consider-
ably over 100 percent further along
towards the completion of the yearly
grind than at the same date of last
year, the Maui Agricultural Companys
mill at Paia shows a total of 1929
tons of sugar manufactured from an
estimated crop of 25,S75 tons on May
Is.
Sale Tomorrow M~orning-The deli
catessen and rumage sale under the
auspices of the Waikiki Ladies Aid
Society will be held tomorrow morn
ing at the Alexander House Kinder
garten rooms. Delicious home cook
ed food will be there in abundance
and it furnishes a welcome opportuni-
ty for the house wife to prepare in
advance for the Sunday dinner or
supper.
Asks Citizenship-William Rudolf
Bartels, civil engineer in the employ
of the Waikiki Sugar Company, has
filed a petition for naturalization in
the office of William L. Rosa, chief
clerk of the United States district
court in Honolulu. Bartels, who is
unmarried, is SO years of age and a
native of Germany. He has resided
in the Islands since January II, 1916.
Pioneer Leads AlI--Reports of the
Fioneol Mill Company of thu opera
lions of that plant to May 18th, show
that the West Maui mill is leading all
other mills throughout the territory
in the percentage of estimated crop
manufactured. The total crop es-
timated for the year is $4,000 tons,
of which 1886 or a trifie better than
rs percent has been manufactured in
to the raw product and a 80 percent
gain over the corresponding date of
1921.