The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-10
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Supervisors Meet Tomorow-Maui
county board of supervisors will hold
the first session of its regular Janu-
AIRY meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Patents Ready-The following land
patents are now ready for delivery:
Land patent No. 1877 to Manuel ].
Cova, Jr.; land patent No. 1878 to
Antoine Tavares.
Manoa in Friday-The Kahului Rail
road is notified that the Manoa will
be in Friday morning and load cargo
until Saturday night when she is to
depart at 10 o'clock.
Chambers Annual Meeting-The
annual meeting and election of direct
ors of the Maui Chamber of Com
merce will be held Thursday after
noon at the chamber rooms.
Thanks for Candy-To Mr.. F. p.
Rosecrans the Paia Hawaiian Sunday
School is extending thanks for the
generous gift of candies he sent to
the school Christmas tree.
Rain is Local-Sunday nights rain
was confined chiefly to upper Wal
luku. Though there was a steady
rain there from midnight on at the
rain gauge at St. Anthony's school no
appreciate rainfall was registered.
Mala Wharf Work-Contractor Ed.
Lord said Saturday that he expected
the last of the concrete pouring on
Mala wharf would be done this week
and he expects the job to be ready
for turning over to the Territory next
month.
Gifts Appreciated-The Paia Fill
Pine Mission Sunday school expresses
its thanks to Mrs. II. p. Baldwin and
Mrs. II. A. Baldwin for the gifts of
candies and other things for the Sun
day School Christmas tree and en-
tertainment.
Pleased With Proeress-Col. W. ID.
Potter expressed himself as highly
pleased with the progress made by
the National Guard company at La
hama under Captain Bowker. He
says it is a fine body of men and a
credit to the organization.
Library is A~ssisted-In the appro-
priation bill passed by the board of
supervisors is a provision of $3.50 for
the county free library for the quart
er. Future appropriations from the
territory are largely dependent upon
continued support of the institution
by the county.
Sailor Discharged--S. SakamotO
who was given a hearing before Mag
istrate Mossman last Friday morning
on charges Of killinG /. Araki, cook Of
the Fort Laramie, was discharged
from custody. His plea was, self de
Tense and there were no witnesses TO
the killing.
Pilotage ProposaIs-The Kahului
Railroad company of Maui has made
an offer to the board of harbor com
missioners to do all the pilot service
for the territory's pilot stationed at
that port for $1,000 a year. This in
cludes the service of a pilot boat and
engineer. The board has made a
counter proposition which may be ac-
cepted. The Territory's %appropria-
ton for the Kahului service is only
$500.
Sick Boy Made H~appy-William
Helm, Jr., who has been in the hos
pital II months was made happy
Christmas by the gift of a guitar.
Miss Emma Helm, his sister, has writ
ten to Maui News thanking the
friends who made the contributions
that helped her to buy the gift and
wishes they could have seen the pleas
ure which their gifts brought to the
sick boy.
New Bond FiIed-In an application
for a restraining order from interior
ence with the marketing of a pine
apple crop there was considerable eX-
citement in the circuit court on FIJI
day afternoon. 1t was shown that n
surety under the bond had not ap-
peared before the notary and the 9th
er surety was not qualified as ms
property was an automobile he used
in for rent service. He said he was
advised that did not make any dill
ference by an attorney in the case.
The matter was finally adjusted by
the filing of a new bond but some
ugly charges were passed back and
forth.
KahuIui Wharf Site-E. ID. Tenney,
president of the Matson Steamship
Company at a recent meeting of the
hoard of harbor commissioners read
a letter from Capt. f. M. Edwards,
port superintendent at San francisco
that he did not understand from a
previous discussion that the inner To-
cation was to be used except under
conditions of dredging shoals be
tween the proposal new wharf n
Claudine wharf. Mr.. Tenney said he
hoped ways and means would be pro-
vided for big vessels to go along side
but that under conditions as he under
stands them he does not see how his
company could use the wharf as
planned.