The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12
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Want Road lmproVed-lmprove-
ment of the Hamoa Road in the Hama
district was asked in a petition pre-
scented to the Board of Supervisors
Saturday largely signed by residents
using the road. The subject was re
fprred to Supervisor Drummond.
Resumes Private Practice-A. L. c..
(Jack) Atkinson, who has been de
putty attorney general for special
work in the collection of delinquent
taxes. has resumed the private prac-
tice of law and opened an office in
the Stangenwald Building, Honolulu.
Young Hotel Change-PatrOns of
the Alexander Young Hotel who re-
side on Maui have received letters
telling them that the big down town
Honolulu hostelry will abandon the
European plan for its conduct and al
ter October l will be conducted on
the American plan.
Advances To Be Asked-Owing TO
the shortage of the general, perman-
ent improvement, hospital and
special school funds the board of SUI
pervisors has passed a resolution
asking the territory for an advance
Of money due to the county from the
taxes for the months of September,
October and November.
Kaunakakai Neutrality-suspicious. re-
lating to the inadequate water supply
for K~aunakakai, Molokai, were be-
fore the board of supervisors Friday.
The subject was discussed at some
length and the county engineer will
make further investigation of the
question of whether spring sources
are dry at certain seasons before de-
finite action is taken.
Court House Plans-Preliminary
drawings for a new Makawao court
house were presented to the board Of
supervisors by the county engineer
Friday and were approved by that
body. The county engineer was then
instructed to draw plans and prepare
specifications and call for tenders TO
be opened at the october meeting Of
the board The county engineer said
he thought such a structure as has
been designed will cost less than
$4,000.
Will Lend Services--At the request
of the Crater Rest House committee
which was presented last Wednesday
by Lorrin K. Smith of the committee,
the board of supervisors on Friday
afternoon requested the county en-
gineer to lend assistance to the com
mittee in the preparation of plans
for the proposed addition and
changes to the rest house and to
kokua the committee so far as lay
in his power.
Miss CrowelI~ Wedded-On Tuesday
of last week Miss Elsie Crowell be-
came the bride of Charles G. N. Kip
pen of Kaanapali. Rev Inaina per-
formed the ceremony in Waikiki.
Married Saturday-Walter w. Wat
son and Miss Rose Carilla were mar
ried Saturday by Rev. Father Justin
The bride was formerly employed by
Maui Publishing Company in its
bindery department.
Gift Shop Movs-Maui Gift and Art
Shop has moved from the corner of
Main and High streets to a store on
Market street which has been de-
corated within and without for the
new occupants. The location is an
excellent one, across from and about
midway between the Wailuku Hipp
and Maui Drug Company's store and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rietow have fixed up a
particularly pretty and attractive
place of business.
Schools Reopen - Maui's govern
ment schools reopened on Monday
with practically all the teachers on
hand and a larger attendance than
last year in nearly all of the larger
schools. Increased attendance was
especially noticeable at Puunene.
Concert A STANDARDIZATION of
of Honesakala for the benefit of the
Church of L. d. S. at Lahaina armory
Saturday night was given an enthu-
siastic reception by a good audience
and its excellent rendition won
general praise.
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