The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-24

ance with the announcement made
Tuesday.
Brings Lumber-The Matson steam
er Makena sailed from the Sound on
November Is, for Kaanapali and He
nolulu. She will unload 10000 feet
at Kaanapaii and then proceed to Ho-
nolulu to discharge the rest of her
cargo, 1,127,00 feet of lumber.
Thanksgiving Eve.-A free dance
and sale OF useful and timely articles
will be held by the Catholic Ladies
Aid Society at the Maui Hotel en-
Thanksgiving Eve, next Wednesday
night. Music will be furnished by
Mary Hoffman's jazz orchestra.
Dance Tomorrow Night-An enjoy
able evening is promised at the Ter
ritorial Building tomorrow night on
the occasion of the dance for the Ka-
hului Community House fund. The
Mary Hoffman orchestra will furnish
the music.
Ting's Birds Lead.-At the end of
the third week of the egg laying con-
test in progress at the University of
Hawaii, Young Ting's pen leads with
81 eggs laid. In the week from No
Ntllibtl II W 81 iut hNt Mlllt Luz
horns produced % eggs,
Sunday Services-In the Makawao
and Wailuku Union Church there are
TO be held special services Sunday.
The churches are to be decorated with
autumn fruits and flowers significant
of the annual thanksgiving season and
the subject of Mr.. Jones' address will
be THE Spirit of Thanks"
Moura To Move.-M. j. Moura will
move from his place of business on
Main street, mauka of Market, to the
building formerly occupied by the
Maui Garage and Transportation Co.
and later by the Newton Auto Co.
on Main street between Church and
High streets about the first of the
month.
Water For Homesteads-The first
irrigation water taken from a spring
that fed a pool in which one of the
Kamehamehas used to swim. was
turned on lower Kalamaula lands
Monday. l.. T. Lyman said in marked
the Inauguration of a great project.
The lands being watered are a seven
acres expert mental tract which had
been freshly disced and narrowed.
COWSCl F1CduS TldtltGTS - .. vi.
Dowsett was elected president OF the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
at it's meeting in Honolulu this week.
A. w. 7. Bottomley is vice-presidcnt;
J.. L. Waldron, auditor and E. d. Ten
ney, E. II. Wodehouse, John Water
house, E. F. Bishop, j. Hind and w.
o. Smith are trustees. j. X. Hutler
Is again named secretary-treasurcr.
Rummage Sale ..Tomorrow.-Bar-
gains will be offered in the Alexander
House kindergarten rooms tomorrow
at the rummage and delicatessen
sale held by the Maui Woman's Club.
The sale of last year was one of the
most successful affairs of the kind
ever held on Maui and efforts have
been made to surpass last years re-
suits this year.
Autos at Auction.-Several automo-
biles are to be sod to the highest
bidders at an auction sale which is
TO be held in the former Maui Garage
building tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock. In addition to the cars that
will go under the hammer there will
be auctioned Off a fireproof safe, add
ing machine. typewriters and other
office furniture and equipment.
Thanksgiving Services-The united
Thanksgiving services, which for a
number of years has been held an
nually as the season of Thanksgiving
comes around, will be held, as usual,
on Thanksgiving day, at the Church
of the Good Shepherd, in the morn
ing, at 1890 o'clock. There will be
special music. The Rev. Augustine
Jones, Rev. E. E. Pleasant, and the
rector will conduct the service, to
which service the people of the COM
munity are cordially invited.
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