The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-10
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Joseph Thanks Board 49, Deputy
Sheriff Levi Joseph of Molokai has
written and thanks the board of super
visors for the Ford car furnished him
by the county.
Lodge Meeting Saturday - There
will be a special meeting of Lodge
Maui, No. 472, F. & A. NJ, on Satur-
day evening, February Il, 1922 at
1880. The Second Degree will be con
ferred.
More Park Lots-Governor Earring
ton has written to the board of super
visors notifying them of the setting
aside of further and other lots for
park purposes, for Roosevelt Park,
Molokai.
Ladies Aid Meeting-The Ladies
Aid Society of the Waikiki Union
Church will meet with Mrs. f. Vim
cent next Tuesday afternoon, Febru-
airy IA, at 8 o'clock.
Supervisors in Session-Maui Coun-
ty supervisors received communica-
lions and reports at the opening of
their monthly meeting Wednesday
and are in session again today.
Administrators Appointed - Mrs.
johanna Poohina was yesterday named
administrators of the estate of the
late Mrs. Eunice Scholtz and bonds
fixed by the court at $2500. Mrs. Poo
hina is a daughter of Mrs. Scholtz.
Annual Dinner Held-Members Of
the organization of the various stores
and branches of Maui Dry Goods and
Grocery Company met and held their
annual dinner in the private dining
room Of the Grand Hotel last night.
High School Dance-The benefit
dance of the student body of Maui
High School will be held tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. The Mary
Hoffman orchestra will furnish the
music and preparations are complete
for a highly enjoyable affair.
Old Cases on-In the circuit court
yesterday the case of Medeiros VS. the
County of Maui came on for hearing.
The proceeding is brought to recover
a refund from liquor license paid for
and in operation when war prohibi-
ton went into effect in the Islands,
Medeiros seeking such refund for the
~uneXpired period for which he had
paid license. Attorney Eugene Muir
ply is counsel and p. l.. Weaver as
sociate counsel for the plaintiff and
County Attorney Bevins is conduct
ing the defense. The case is still in
progress.
Sale Saturday-Kahului Ladies Aid
Society will hold it's annual rummage
and food sale in the Kahului Commu-
nifty House tomorrow. There is an
opportunity for some excellent cloth
ing bargains and the home cooked
food is always in demand.
Manoa Out Sunday-The Matson
Liner Manoa berthed in Kahului this
morning bringing passengers, mail
freight. AS she has a considerable
cargo to load here she will not de
part for Honolulu on Saturday as was
previously announced but will sail
Sunday night.
Belt Road Work-County Engineer
Low is laying out a prison camp be
yond Wailua TO house %convicts who
will work on the extension of the
road from Kailua toward Hama. Such
work costs the county very little
since the territory pays for the keel
of the prisoners, the county's expense
going toward the man in charge.
Resignation Accepted-Owing tC
her absence from Maui, being in Ho
nolulu this winter, Mrs. S. A. Baldwin
has resigned from membership on the
board of managers of the Maui Coun
ty Free Library. Her resignation
was accepted by the board of super
: visors Wednesday and the vacancy
will be filled at the present meeting
of the supervisors.
5 Works on observation-disclosures
t ment is made elsewhere in this paper
, that S. F. Hiu is on Maui and re
2 builds, adjusts and repairs typewrit
ers of all makes. For nine years he
? was with the Waterhouse Company
and is thoroughly experienced. He is
: now in business for himself. He
t makes his headquarters at WailukI
Hardware & Grocery Co., and handle!
machines of all makes.
- A Correction-In the account of The
honors won by Miss Helen Howell i
was said she was graduated from Der
t kelley High School. 1t was Universit!
+ High School from which she enters
the higher institution. Miss Howell
+ attended Maui High for a year anC
had two years in the University High
School, thus completing her prepare
- tory college work in three instead o
the usual four years.
: More Money Available Word ha
been received from Governor Earring
ton hat there is $4,000 available TO
the Kula pipe line from Territorial
funds and $4,000 more for the Kuia
ha-Kekipi Gulch road for which tn
county had been notified preViousl
that $4,000 was available. The roa
named is one of the most impOrtan
Maui projects especially for the pine
apple industry.
Rains in Hana-Heavy rains in tn
Hama district are reported by r. 4
Drummond. He says that in one 2
hours period there fell 17h inche
and the ext day 21a inches. Road
have been washed out badly an
there have been landslides. Tel,
phone lines and poles were damage
and for a time Hama was PRACTICAL
cut off from outside communicate
until repairs could be made.
Deficits Reported-COunty Audito
Charles Wilcox has notified the boar