The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-05
Pertinent Paragraphs

Lurline In Tomorrow-The Matson
liner Lurline is expected in tomorrow
night.
Directors Will Meet-A meeting of
the directors of the Maui Electric
Company will be held tomorrow morn
ing.
ST. Anthony's Reopen-Both St.
A%nthony's Boys and Girls schools re
opened this morning with a good at
tendance.
Board Meets Tomorrow-Maui
County supervisors will hold the first
session of their September meeting
tomorrow.
Schools open Monday-The Maui
public schools will open next Monday
September II as do the other govern
ment schools of the Territory.
Takes Sugar-The Matson freigh-
ter Manukai came into Kahului har-
Dor Saturday and after loading $500
tons of sugar departed Sunday night.
Held For Grand Jury-The Porto
Rican charged with an unnatural
crime against his three daughters
has been led to await the action Of
the grand jury.
Music At Ball Game-The Naples
orchestra played at the ball games in
Kahului on Sunday and again the
music was much enjoyed and the
musicians heartily %applauded.
Japanese Found Dead-Naokichi
Tsuboi was found dead last week in
the kiawes near Kihei. Investigation
resulted in the conclusion that the
man had died from natural causes.
Wilhelmina In Friday-Advices 10
the Kahului Railroad Company say
the Wilhelmina will come to Kahului
Friday morning and make a short
stay, departing on her return trip to
Honolulu that, Friday, night.
Maui Chamber of Commerce-Seve-
raj amendments to the constitution,
the most important relating to a
graded system of dues, will be acted
Upon by the Maui Chamber of Com
merce at it's meeting Thursday after
noon.
Tennis At kula-A number of Wal
luku tennis players went up to Kula
yesterday and staged an exhibition
on the courts at the Sanitarium which
was much enjoyed by the spectators.
The players were DR.. Ting, Harold
Chang. Eddie Tam, Sterling Hebert,
Ray Rietow and the zee brothers.
Hawaiian Falls Overheard - A
young Hawaiian, member of the XII.
lauea's crew, fell overheard on the
Friday night trip of that steamer
from Honolulu to Maui. The captain
was notified and the steamer put
about and picked the youth up. For.
tunately he was able to keep afloat
for some time, while the rescue was
being effected.
Advertising Starts - Advertise
ments announcing the dates of the
Fifth Maui County Fair, October IL.
IA and calling attention to prospec.
tive exhibitors to the necessity OF
securing space early in the CONNER
cial Building are now appearing in
the Honolulu newspapers. Announce.
ments for race horse owners are tC
be published in Honolulu next week
Cantata Pleases-A good attend
ance welcomed the singers from La
haina to Waikiki Friday night when
they produced the Cantata "Carniva'
of Flowers" and a minstrel in The
Waikiki Hipp for the benefit of the
Children's Home fund and Honaka
hua Church. The performance was
much enjoyed.
Calendar Called-In the Circui'
court this morning there was a cal
of the calendar of a criminal anC
civil cases in which jury trials haC
been waived and the call proceeded
until cases had been set to occup!
the time of the court until October
16. Some OF the cases have beer
pending for long periods and the cal
of yesterday was an effort to cleai
the decks before the coming of the
jury cases.
Schools Reopen Monday-Govern
ment schools on Maui and through
: out the Territory will reopen for til,
1928 school yea next Monday
O.. Every steamer from the mainland il
coming in with large numbers of new
or returning teachers and the Inter
Island steamers to Maui have beer
carrying large passenger lists man,
OF whom are teachers returning il
advance of the school opening. o.
this Island this year there is a small
er than usual proportion of new
, teachers.
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