The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-14
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Maui's business places closed today
in observance of Good Friday and
there were no sessions of the schools.
Kahului Ladies Aida meeting of
the Kahului Ladies Aid Society will
be held at the Kahului Community
House Tuesday afternoon, April ~,
at $3.50.
Brief Meeting Held-The Maui
Chamber of Commerce held a brief
meeting yesterday afternoon, trans
acting little business as a number of
the members desired to attend the
funeral of the late William F. Man
gels.
Easter Goods Sale-Easter Eggs,
Dummies and other novelties will be
sold by the Catholic Ladies Aid at
Maui Dry Goods and Grocery Co., Wal
luku store tomorrow. the proceeds of
the sale going to the sisters cottage
fund.
Caught at Puunene-Fifteen persons
were arrested at Puunene on Wednes-
day and charged with gambling with
cards. The cas- was set for yesterday
morning in the district court but the
defendants failing to appear forfeited
bail in the amount of SIS.
Dies Of lnjuries-S. Imamura who
was struck by an automobile in which
were Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Clark a
week ago today has died of the in
juries sustained. The accident oc-
Cured just below the Paia school,
the police say and an investigation
has not been completed, awaiting the
result of the injuries.
Alae Homestead Road-Contractor
Freitas will meet with the board of
supervisors this afternoon in regard
to the Alae Homestead Road. The
board for the land department let the
contract to Freitas and Commissioner
Bailey afterwards wrote and asked the
board to reject all bids and enter into
a contract with his department for
the county to do the work.
Date Set Forward-The date for
which the posters drawn by students
of the Maui High School in the con-
test inaugurated by the Maui Wo
men Club must be handed in to the
Maui Book Store in Waikiki has been
extended from April 18th to 2Sth.
Posters must be in that date if they
are to be considered in the awarding
of prizes.
Property is Secured-Land needed
for Malulani Hospital grounds has
been secured from the Catholic Mis-
sion and the deed has been signed by
Bishop Libert. The consideration for
the transfer is $2966.64. The land is
now under lease to Waikiki Sugar
Company but it is expected the COM
pany will agree to surrender it's lease
hold rights. The property is adjacent
IN tho old bocnital grounds
New Power Plant-At Haiku the
Haiku Fruit and Packing Co., is put
ting up a new power plant and has
asked the county for authority to run
steam pipes at a proper elevation
across the road to the cannery. The
board of supervisors referred the sub
ject to the county engineer and the
county attorney with, power but rec,
commended that they ascertain
whether the pipes might not be run
under the road instead of over it.
Nursery for MoIokai--A. L. C. At
kinson, president of the board of agri.
culture and forestry is quoted as pro-
posing a fruit tree nursery for Molo-
kai in connection with the Hawaiian
Homes project. No provision has been
made as yet for tree planting on the
lands, Atkinson is reported as saying
and a nursery run by the forestry
board would be valuable. Approval OF
the legislature may be sought at the
next session.
Services for Masons-Scottish Rites
masons will hold Easter services SatuI
day evening and Sunday morning. The
ceremonies of eX%tinguishing the lights
will be held Saturday evening at 1880
and the relighting of the lights Sun.
day morning at 8 o'clock. Following
the Saturday evening services there
will be a banquet. B. Howell Bond
and Rev. Henry B. Schwartz will be
over for the occasion, the former tc
conduct the ceremonies and the latter
to make the chief addresses. These
ceremonies are for Scottish Rites Ma
sons exclusively.
Working on Budget-This morning
the board of supervisors are consider
ing the budget for county eXpendi
lures. In January the appropriation
bill was for three months only in the
expectation of having more full in
formation by this time as to whar
revenue the county may expect. No
a great deal of information is now
available and it may be that the boart
will at this session appropriate only
for a three months period instead Of
for the balance of the year. Thi.
afternoon bids will be opened anC
routine business of the board trans
acted.
Sale Postponed-The sale which
was to have been held at Alexander
House Kindergarten tomorrow by the
Ladies Aid of Waikiki Union Church
has been postponed to a date which
will be announced later. The occas
ion for the postponement is the deaf.
OF o. j. Whitehead. Mrs. Whitehead
has been instrumental in securing
goods for the rummage and DELEGATES
sen sale and in sympathy with her in
her bereavement the postponement is
announced.
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