The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
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Will Meet Today-Kahului Ladies
Aid Society will meet this afternoon
in the community house.
Sign Boards Up-New sign boards
at the boundaries of residential dis
tricts and school zones have beer
posted by the sheriff's office in La
haina.
Robin Gray Coming-Bringing a
cargo of tin plate, S. S. Robin Gray
will arrive in Kahului Tomorrow. The
Wilhelmina waits for her to get ont
of the way.
Dividend Observation-Disclosures of
Maui Drug Co., Ltd, met yesterday
and declared a dividend on the CAPT
tai stock of 21a percent, payable
March 81.
Hawaiian Women's club-The Maui
Hawaiian Women's Club will meet in
the Town Hall at Wailu'-u Friday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock. All members
are urgently requested to be present.
Street Dance-One week from to-
night the Catholic Ladies Aid Society
will hold a street dance-carnival on
Market street. Receipts will go for
the sisters cottage fund
Manulani coming-Advices 10 Ka-
hului Railroad say the Manulani will
be due at Kahului on Tuesday of next
week, February %. She is expected
to remain in port for three days and
will then proceed direct to San Fran
cisco.
Library Managers Meet-Members
of the board on managers of the
Maui County Free Library will meet
in the library building THIS afternoon
to take up a number of subjects that
arise with the occupancy of the
library building.
Organ Recital-At the organ recital
to be held at the Church of the Good
Shepherd on March 8, Mrs. Villiers
will be assisted by Mr. Mae Drew
Clark, Mrs. II. A. Baldwin, Henry
Washburn Baldwin, David Rattray
and F. N. Lufkin.
Wilhelmina Observation-Disclosures to
the Kahului Railroad indicate the Will
helmina will not be in Kahului until
Sunday morning. The railroad Off
Gals want her in on Saturday and
have so requested but had not had a
reply this morning that the original
plan would be changed.
Dice Games Popular-Fifteen Jap
anese workers at Puuncne were
gambling with dice out Puunene way
but a police officer happened along
and upset the party. Eeach member
of the party deposited IS bail and
failing to appear when their names
were called the county ~forfeits the
$75.
True Courtesy ShoWn-On the pail
road Saturday night four cars COM
ing to Waikiki met a car headed for
Lahaina. The driver of the latter
car drove well to the side of the road
and doused his lights until the four
; vehicles had passed. Complimentary
remarks were heard in all the cars
: for which he had given way.
Woman's Club Entertainment-Ad-
vances sales for the dance at enter
tainment to be given by the Maui
Woman's Club Saturday night are
said to be large. 1t was thought for
a time the date would be changed to
Friday night but just as arrange
ments to that end were made it was
found to be unnecessary, so the affair
will be held on the date originally set.
Ice on Summit-What appears from
Waikiki to be snow is :" reality ice
on the summit of Haleakala, a party
who visited the rest house Saturday
night reports. Snow proper has dis
appeared but melting and freezing
have left ice patches instead some of
the ice being a foot i" thickness.
More than three weeks has elapsed
since the summit was noticed to be
snow capped.
Will Test Law-Eugene Murphy,
counsel for M. Hirotsu, has brought
action against DR.. George Aiken of
Waikiki to recover the 1920, which
was given in LEU of a check in that
amount signed by DR.. Aiken. DR..
Aiken has retained the services of
Attorney Enos Vincent to defend the
case and charges the check is fraudu-
lent and that it had been raised from
$40 to $120 by a Marion l.. TruaX
the payee and who was recently con-
victed in the Maui court of forgery.
Decision Reversed-In the case of
G. Kisaba and the Baldwin Bank
against Manuel Borge, Ida Lou Harris
Collins and the Pauwela Pineapple
Co., the supreme court has reversed
the decision of Judge Banks and re
manded the action for further pro-
ceedings. The court rules a landlord
cannot evict a tenant or occupier and
afterward claim an abandonment and
a party seeking to enforce a forfeit
ure must comply strictly with the
the terms of the contract.
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