The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-11
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Board Meets Tomorrow-Maui coun
ty supervisors will hold their first
session of the April meeting tomor-
row afternoon.
Chamber of Commerce-Members
of the Chamber of Commerce are be-
ing notified that the April meeting
will be held Thursday afternoon.
Box Seats on Saie-Box seats for
the three performances of the Wild
West show were put on sale at the
Baldwin Bank in Kahului this morn
ing.
Special Lodge Me- ~'@c Maui
No. 472 F. and A. " viii hold a
special meeting tomorrow evening at
1880. There will be work in the third
degree. .
Heavy Shower Falls - Saturday
evening in Waikiki there was a
heavy downpour of rain with a preci
pitation of two and a third inches
registered in a short time.
Reservations Are Made-Demand
for reservations for the performances
of the Sheik on Maui is reported as
strong by Manager Harris. The film
was lOG Il week W TOWuS
houses in Honolulu recently.
Uses MaIa harf-The steamer Kaiu-
lani locked at Mala wharf yesterday
morning and unloaded 5000 cases of
cans for Baldwin Packers. She ex-
perienced no trouble in making her
landing or in departing, it is report
ed.
Clee Club Coming-Maui is to nave
a visit from the University of I1a,
wal. glee club. 1t is reported from
Honolulu that the college singers will
go to Hawaii toward the end Of this
month and are due to arrive here
about the first of May.
For Sisters Home-The bridge
party for the benefit of the Sisters
home fund held by the Catholic Ladies
Club was held in the Grand Hotel
Saturday afternoon. There were 16
tables and the party was as enjoy
able as its two predecessors.
Passmore Trio Comine-Word was
received here this morning that the
Passmore trio of talented musicians
will render a concert On Maui at the
Territorial Building on the even
ing of Tuesday, April 25. 1t will be
held under the auspices of the Wom-
ans Guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd.
Holy Week services-The special
services in the Church of the Good
Shepherd this week, Holy Week, will
be as follows: Evening services on
Wednesday and Thursday, at 1880.
On Good Friday, in the morning, at
1890, and in the afternoon, from 2
till 3 o'clock. A cordial invitation to
these services is given to all.
Manoa Departs-The Matson liner
Manoa which came into Kahului, Sun
day morning departed last night. She
took as Honolulu passengers Victor
E. S~choenberg, r. M. Morton, H. B.
Giffard, Miss E. Norgaard and A. E.
Larsen and for the coast Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carreira, Mrs. c. Notes.-The,
Miss Carolyn Dryer, Vincent Timada,
William G. Hawkins and w. w. Haw-
kins.
Not Prosecuted-Tawara Malta, a
Japanese of Kahului was arrested on
Friday and charged with vagrancy in
the District Court at Waikiki. Malta
appeared this morning but owing to
the failure of the prosecution to in
troduce evidence the cast was not
prosecuted. 1t is the opinion of the
court however, that Matta's Arrest was
sufficient urging for he has already
secured work. In one other case
bail to the amount of $40 was for
feited.
A. G. B. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Waikiki and Kahului can secure their
A. & B. calendars by calling for them
at the Baldwin Bank establishment
in their community. The calendars
are being mailed out to residents ex
cept of those two towns as formerly
but will not be mailed to persons who
are n convenient distance I'd the
banks. There will be a considerable
saving in hostages in the course of a
year and the calendars are worth get
ting ii they are worth having.
Children's Agricultural Fair -
School children and home gardeners
in the Star-Bulletin garden contest
are watching their gardens carefully,
it is reported, and trying to bring pro,
duce to its best in four weeks for the
agricultural exhibit that is to be
shown in the Fair Grounds at the
time of the Track and Field meet,
May 6. All exhibitors will be given
added credit in the final awards in
the garden contests and the same
judges will ~oficiate.
Will Stage vaudeviIIe-Maui teach
ers are now busily rehearsing their
parts in the entertainment which is
TO be staged by the Maui Teachers
Association in the Territorial Build
ing a week from next Saturday night.
vaudeville, novelties, dancing and a
chorus are promised as special
features of an eXcellently selected
program. The proceeds go to paying
the expenses of a delegate to the Ma
tlonai educational Convention on the
mainland in the interests of he
schools of the Islands.