The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-02
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Third Degree Work-At the meet
ing of lodge Maui, 472, f. and A. NJ.
Saturday evening there will be work
in the third degree.
Steamers Name Changed - An.
nouncement from the mainland says
that the name of the Golden State
is to be changed to President Cleve-
land.
Maunaolu Commencement-Invita-
lions are soon to issue for the annual
commencement at Maunaolu Semin-
airy to be held on the morning of
Friday, June 9.
Supervisors Will Meet-Wednesday
and Friday of next week the board of
supervisors will hold their regular
monthly sessions. Routine business
will, as usual occupy the first after
noon
Commencement Exercises - Maui
High School commencement exercises
for the senior class are to be held
this year on Wednesday evening
June 81, in the Paia Community
House at s o'clock.
Manoa in Port-The Matson liner
Manoa arrived in Kahului this morn
ing bringing passengers, freight and
mail and will depart at 10 o'clock to-
morrow night, passengers to be at
Claudine Wharf at 9:45.
Woman's Guild Meeting-The Wo-
mans Guild of the Church of the
Good Shepherd will hold the regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
r. A. Wadsworth. Waikiki next
Tuesday afternoon June 6 at $3.50
o'clock.
Pine Crop Ripening-Pines are two
TO three weeks behind last year in
ripening this season but last year
was abnormally early and the peak
of the pack was reached in June. In
dications now are that the peak this
year will be reached in the first half
of July.
High School Play--"Stop Thief" is
the name of the play which students
of Maui High School are to produce
this year The play will be offered
at Kahului Theater and rehearsals
are going on regularly. Saturday
night, June II, has been selected for
its presentation.
Mrs. Niehaus Dies-News of the
death of Mrs. Emma Niehaus on May
8, reached Maui this week. Mrs.
Niehaus was the mother of Mrs. A
Robarts and visited her daughter for
several months while the latter was
a resident of Waikiki. Mrs. Robarts
is now on the mainland.
Make Quick Trip-The Hawaiian
Pineapple Co., baseball team and
party made one of the quickest trips
on record up and down Haleakala
last Monday. They left the Grand
Hotel about Z in the morning and
were back before 5 in the afternoon.
1t was strenuous for those who had
never ridden before but they turned
the trick.
Chinese Dinner-For the visiting
Hawaiian Pineapple Company ball
players a Chinese dinner was given
Monday evening. About so attended
and the Oriental feast was greatly
party expressed satisfaction at the
entertainment afforded them during
their stay and said the trip vas a
splendid success.
Dies of Injuries-The 6 year old
japanese child hat was struck by an
automobile driven by Joseph Meinec-
Ike near the church at Paia died on
Wednesday. The sheriff says hat
Meinecke was driving on the right
side of the road when the child ran
out in front of his car. He swerved
it to avoid the child which then turn
ed and ran toward the machine
again. 1t was struck by the fender.
Meinecke took the little one to the
hospital to be cared for and it was
thought its injuries were not serious.
Wednesday a turn for the worse
came.