The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-04
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Manulani coSing-The Freighter
Manulani is expected at Kahului
Thursday and will load 5000 tons OF
sugar.
Cars For Hana-Alfred Martinson
of the Won Hamm Young Company
went TO Hama this morning on the
Kilauea taking two cars for delivery
to owners there.
Good Friday HoIiday-Good Friday
will fall on April IA, a week from next
Friday, and there will be no school
held that day, Supervising Principal
Wells, announces.
Women's Aid Meeting-The Wo-
mems aid society of the Waikiki
Union Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Osmers, Tuesday Afternoon,
April II at 8 o'clock.
!. .Foresters Meet.-The regular meet
ing of Court Valley Island No. 9239,
Hall, Kahului. Thursday evening,
April 6. at 1880 o'clock.
Manoa to Be Late-Advices to Ka-
hului Railroad Company say that the
Manoa will not come to Kahului un
til next Sunday morning and will de
part at her usual sailing hour Monday
night.
Brings Dredger Supplies-The In.
ter-Island freight carrier OnOmea ar
rived at Kahului this morning bring
ing supplies for the dredger which is
to deepen the harbor in connection
with wharf work.
Lenten Services'-Lenten services
will be held this week, in the Church
of the Good Shepherd, on Wednesday
,.l TN,,1Ar~ A,-A,,sn~r - E.0n nnI
Palm Sunday services, with special
music, on Sunday next.
Masonic Lodge Meetinq-A special
meeting of Lodge Maui No. 472, F. &
A. NJ, will be held at the Masonic
Temple, Kahului, this evening, April
4, 1922 at 1880 o'clock. There will be
work in the First Degree.
Children on Vacation-Children of
the government schools are enjoying
their spring vacation these week. 1t
is a mis-nomer to call it an Easter
vacation this year for they will be
back at their studies before Easter
Sunday.
Store Burglarised-Two suspects
are under investigation for possible
completely in the burglarizing of the
Kehei store last week. Burglars en-
ltIeu lut 6SldDllSuultul last tul6S-
day night and handkerchiefs, shirts,
other clothing and groceries estimat-
ed in value between 5000 and $500
were taken.
Guardian is ~Surcharged - Judge
Burr has handed down a decision
surcharging D. c. Lindsay as guard
ian of Taro Sega and others, minors,
with $373.90 on the report of Enos
Ti,aax ,,a1t~- nj -.,@ I'LL.
cised delay in filing annual reports,
failure to pay interest on collections
and in regard to not collecting of rent
from a Kula property. An appeal
will be taken.
Must Prepare 8udget-The board
of supervisors will hold their first
session of the April meeting on We'd
nesday. On Friday bids are to be
opened for a Jailor's co~ttage-deten-
ton home and for the Kuiaha- Kekipi
Gulch road. The budget under which
the county has been working was for
three months only so another budget
will have to be prepared this month.
Will Hold SaIe-Announcement is
made that the Ladies Aid of Waikiki
Union Church will hold a delicates-
sen and rummage sale in Alexander
House kindergarten rooms a week
from next Saturday, April Is, at 1890
Those having articles which they
have discarded but which are salable
are asked to send them to Mrs. T. A.
Brown and they will be put to use at
the sale.
Puunene School BuiIding-Slight
changes in the front elevation of the
new Puunene School building plans
have been made by William DIES
mond who is working with the county
engineer as architect in the prepare
ton of plans and specifications. The
changes are merely in the eliminat
ing of certain holdings. Blue prints