The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-13

Fleming tract. William Desmond has
drawn the plans.
k~amehameha Day Observed - In
Kaahumanu Church Sunday, Kameha-
meha Day was observed. Judge Kalua
gave a sketch of the life of the great
monarch and the Hawaiian Woman's
Club furnished the music.
Hold Street Dance-Last evening
there was held a street dance on Mar
ket Street in front of Maui Drug store
Mary Hoffman orchestra furnished
the music and the dancers agreed it
was a fitting closing for the holiday.
Baccalaureate Sermon-This years
baccalaureate sermon for the High
School will be preached by Rev. j. c.
Villiers in the Church of the Good
Shepherd next Sunday, A cordial in
vitation to the public is also issued.
Plans Are Approved-Plans prepar-
ed for the new sisters cottage at Ma
lulani hospital and for a court house
on Molokai were approved by the
board of supervisors and the county
engineer authorized to advertise for
bids.
Pal, Road Plans-Work on the Pail
road Improvement is 20 be started
this week the county engineer has
reported 20 the board of supervisors.
A part of the WailukU roal gang vii
b. put TO work on it. Maalasa bridge
was poured on June 8.
Graduation Exercises-The gradua-
ton exercises of the eighth grade,
Plunene School are to be held ut the
Puunene armory, Wednesday evening,
June 81 at 1880 o'clock. Friends of
the pupils and those interested in the
school are cordially invited.
Moickai Too Wet-The Hawaiian
Homes Commission has decided on a
drive to stop illicit booze selling on
Molokai. Executive George p. Cooke
told the commission he would take
the subject up with the board of SUI
pervisors OF Maui County.
Oiling Work Starts-In accordance
with the authorization given at the
May meeting of the board of supervis-
ors the county engineer has ordered
The Kuiaha-Kakipi Cullen road closed
while oiling operations are IN pro
gTeSs. The work started last week.
St. Anthony Girls School - The
Commencement exercise of the ST.
AnthOny's Girls School will be held at
the st. Anthony's School Friday June
16, 1922 at 10 o'clock A. M. All
members of the children of Mary
and of st. Anthony's Alumnae are
cordially invited.
Appropriation Bill--A three months
county appropriation bill for the
months of July, August and Septem-
Der, was passed by the supervisors
Friday. There are no changes in the
figures from that under which the
county is operating during the pres
ent quarter.
WiIheImina Out Monday-The Mat
son Liner Wilhelmina will come to
Kahului Sunday morning, no change
being made because of the later ar
rival of the Manulani. The Wilhel-
nina will be in port two days and
will depart for Honolulu Monday
night of next week.
Jury Disagrees-In the case of the
Territory VS.. Makau Naiona, the jury
disagreed. He was charged with
malicious injury in killing a Won
Tempsky bull. 1t is said that some
of the jurors took the ground that
a person has a right to kill any ami
ma on his premises.
kehakuIoa Road-A small gong
of men is to be put to work on the
Kahakualoa road under a motion that
passed the board of supervisors. 1t
is probable an estimate of the cost of
the widening asked by Worth o..
Aiken, manager of the Puawela Pine
apple Co, will be made before any eX
tensive work is undertaken.
Care of Trail-Need of attention for
NRil.llehaele was called to the attcn-
ton of the board of supervisors at its
last meeting by w. F. Pogue. He
said he was not seeking for the sob
of caring for it but that if there was
no one else to do it the ditch company
would do so for $50 a month, The
board ~thereupon so authorized.
Night School commencement-On
Wednesday evening West Maui Night
schools will hold commencement
exercise in the Nippon Theater at
Lahaina. Boy Scouts and Kameha-
meha III scholars will assist in the
program and there will be speeches
by Manager A. w. Collins of Pioneer
Mill Co, and DR.. Dean of the UEiver-
SHY of Hawaii.
Car is Damaged-Enos Vincent,
driving his car neal Puunene Sunday
was in collision with a car driven by
a Japanese and his W machine was
badly damaged. Fortunately both cars
were moving slowly and no one vas
injured. The Japanese drove down a
road through the cane fields and Vim
cent says might possibly have avoid
ed the accident had he acted more
quickly. He says that he swerved
his own car in an effort to avoid the
cvollision.