The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-25
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Food Sale-The Maunaolu Alumnae
will hold a sale of cooked food on
Saturday August 5, at a place to be
announced.
Concert and Danee-Kalanikahua
Hou Church, Haiku, will hold a con
cert and dance next Saturday even
ing, July 20, at 1880.
New Trial Granted-In the assump-
sit case of Yugio Nakama VS. Eshiu
Aseto, tried before a jury late last
month, the court has granted a new
trial.
Visit-Last Week Wednesday Rev,
and Mrs E. E. Pleasant and Rev. and
Mrs. r. c. Williams of Kohala Hawaii
made the trip to the top of Haleakala
returning Thursday.
Manoa Late Coming-The Manoa
will reach Kahului Sunday and leave
for Honolulu Monday night, accord
ing to advices received by the Ka-
hului Railroad Company.
Sells Tainted Mcat-In the Wailuku
magistrates court yesterday morning
Magistrate Mossman levied a fine of
$50 and costs of SO against Lum Man
having exposed for sale in kahului
tainted meat.
Killed BY Blast-As a result of
falling rocks following a blast at
Kokomo Gulch, one Japanese was in
stantly killed last Friday and anoth-
err died as the result of injuries oc-
casioned in the same way.
Brings Large Freight-The Maluia-
nj is in Kahului Harbor and will de
part Thursday night. She brought an
exceptionally large cargo. including
lumber, approximately 400G tons and
is taking on $1,000 cases of canned
pines, $500 tons of sugar and 80 tons
of general freight.
Booze Selling Chareed-Leon Foon,
charged with having in his posses
sion for sale okolehao was in Magis-
trat Mossman's court in Wailuku yes.
terday morning and his case went
over until today. This is the second
case against the defendant. the first
being still pending.
Will Discuss Fair-Trustees of the
Maui County Fair and Racing Asso-
citation will meet at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon to discuss matters connected
with the coming fair. Director
Harold Rice may name the heads of
the various committees to work with
him at such meeting.
Cases Go OVERCOMING to the ill
ness of Tom Clark, one of the i'm
portant witnesses for the prosecution
as having been in charge of the al
legged evidence, several prohibition
law enforcement cases which were
to have been heard by Magistrate
Mossman in the Waikiki District
Court were continued.
To Submit Briefs-In the test case
against G. Yeshita who has refused
to pay a license tax for his pool hall
alleging hat the tax provided is up
on billiard tables" not pool tables,
last Friday time was given for At
torney Murphey to file a brief. Upon
his filing the brief time will be set
for the county attorney to file his.
Consistory Meeting-Thirty first
and thirty second degrees of the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Free Masonry will be communicated
at 1880 tonight to a number of the
local brethen by Walter CoUmbs who
arriver from Honolulu this morning
Coombs is a thirty third degree Ma
son and is regarded as one of the most
competent men in Hawaii to deliver
the communication.
Oefers Mainland Trip-Rev. j. C.
Villiers will not start for the Main
land on the Manoa next week as he
had expected. He defers his start
for a month to the Manoa following
Mr.. Villiers had planned a trip East
but has abandoned that proposal be-
cause of reports of strikes and uncer-
tainties of railroad transportation and
will go direct to the Episcopal Con
vention, the main purpose of his trip,
Fellowship Lunch-The Christian
Endeavor Society will hold a fellow
ship lunch on the lawn of the home
of Rev. E. f. Pleasant at $3.50 O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon, followed by
the usual Christian endeavor services.
Expert Photographer Coming-Word
has been received from Honolulu that
the Eastman factory is to send an
expert to the Islands who will talk
to amateur photographers and that
he will visit Maui. AS Mr.. ]. F.
Dorsey, named in the letter does not
reach Honolulu until July %, it will
probably be toward the middle of
August before he is heard here.
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