The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-19
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Outdoor Circle Meeting-Lahaina
outdoor Circle will hold its closing
meeting for the season at the hcme
of Mrs. D. T. Fleming on June 5.
Lose Fine Dog-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bohr have lost their fine airdaile
puppy, Maui. 1t has not been de
termined whether it was poisoned or
died of a fit but poisoning is suspect
ed.
Not Permanently Crippled 49, The
airdaile dog belonging to L. c. Lewis
reported as having been hamstrung,
was not so seriously hurt as first re
ported and will not be crippled, it
is now reported.
Wilhelmina in-The Matson liner
Wilhelmina bringing passengers, mail
and freight, arrived in Kahuiui this
morning and will depart tomorrow
night at 10. Prospective passengers
should be on Claudine wharf not
later than 9:15.
Rehearsals Co On-EveTy afternoon
the sOu.Ia Of sweet vJirea of children
singing rings out from the TCwn Hall.
Rthearsuls 81 the c. ."en's choruses
for inc Night in Hawaii which is
to be staged by the Hawaiian Won
ans Club.
Burglars Still Busy-In the absence
of the family Wednesday evening,
sneak thieves visited the home of
Hugh McNicoll in Kahului Wednos-
day evening between the hours Of
1880 and Il. Two rings and some
change were taken.
Crop Estimate Increased Sugar
Factors Co. has increased its esti-
mate for the coming crop approx
mately 1000 tons. Its November
figures were 521,1OO and the May es-
innate is 532,144. Total shipment to
May is were about 100000 tons.
Special Meeting Called-A meeting
of the trustees of the Maui County
Fair and Racing Association has been
called for Tuesday afternoon e con
side with members of the Athletic
Committee subjects in connection
with A. A. L. jurisdiction over sports
Of the island.
Star Bulletin Corrects-ln a recent
issue of the Star Bulletin it made a
correction of an error in its report
of the Kute Riddles Carnival in which
the. name of Eloise Campbell was con-
fused with that of Miss Taylor. Edi-
tor Allen also wrote Mrs. j. c. Paris
on the subject.
Special Meeting calIed-To take up
the subject of proposed change OF
control Of certain of the utilities from
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion TO the Territorial utilities board,
a special meeting of the Chamber of
commerce has been called for next
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Tenders are Sought-Bids are in
vited by the county for a IL
ton Kelly-Springfield steam road
roller, a 70 ton Austin steam
road roller, a IL ton Fowler steam
road roller and a Ford engine ambu-
lance. Tenders will be opened at the
June meeting of the board of super
visors.
Hawaiian Commercial Production
H. c. & S. Co. has produced about
two thirds of its crop, it is reported,
has taken off $4,000 tons and has APP
proXimately 10000 tons of outturn to
be produced. Sucrose content has
been low or the production would
have been ten percent larger, it is
said.
School Raises Chicks-The pupils
of the Halehaku School are deri wing
much pleasure from the baby chicks
which were Matched from the eggs
Mr.. James Lindsay sent. The mama
ger-in-chief of the brood, with the as
sistance of his room mates, has built
a colony house and run and is raising
the chicks on the school grounds &C
cording to the Ting Method"
Wailuku Observation-Disclosures SUI
gar Company will finish its grind in
July, Manager Penhallow said yester-
day. 1t has ground more than 10000
tons of an estimated outturn of more
than l 1900. While the sucrose con-
tent has been below what was expect
ed the cane yield per acres was high
er than estimated so that the yield
will be up to his preliminary figures.
DR.. Porteus Not Coming-C. S.
Childs received a wireless yesterday
from DR.. Porteus whose intended visit
to Maui was reported last Tuesday
that he was unable to leave on the
date suggested. A letter followed
saying he is unable TO come at this
time and SO plans made for the visit,
the various meetings he was 10 ad-
dress and the welfare workers second
conference will have to be changed.
Pick Pocket Caught-Suspected of
pocket picking a Filipino is in GUS
tody of the sheriff. His arrest was
made on suspicion of connection with
a theft in the Olowalu theater and
it is believed also that the man is
responsible for losses reported by
theater goers in other localities. The
man comes from Honolulu and even
if it be impossible to convict him of
the offense of which he is suspected
here, he will be "hoated" back to
Oahu as an undesirable visitor TO
Maui.
Claim Dismissed-The claim of
David Kaiwi for incapacity resulting
from IN alleged injury while he was
working for the Island Electric Com
pany in 1920 has been dismissed by
the Industrial Accident Board. Kaiwi
made no claim for about two years
after he alleges that a valve fell on
his foot. He was investigated for
possible tuberculosis of the bone at
Kula Sanitarium at the expense of
the company but left against advice
and his wages were continued three
months after he stopped work and
until after he had left Kula. Physi-