The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-11
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Kula Water Situation-Rains up the
mountain are reported to have con
siderably relieved the water shortage
at kula and there has been a fair flow
in the pipe lines.
Clark Will Run-W. A. Clark has
filled with signatures his papers for
nomination for member of the house
of representatives and will send 1t in
within the next few days.
Appointment Confirmed-The board
of supervisors confirmed the appoint
ment by Sheriff Crowell of George
Paaoao to the police force at Maka-
wac at their Wednesday afternoon
meeting.
New Court House site-A letter
from the land department says an
exchange has been arranged with the
NJ A Co. for a tract of about two
acres for the proposed new Makawao
court house site.
Rains In Hana-GOod rains are re-
ported to have fallen in the Hama dis
trict on Wednesday and il is said that
gulches from Hama to Kailua were
running full. The water shortage in
Hama was relieved and it is hoped that
the drought has been broken.
S%anitarium costs-Reports on the
costs of the Kula Sanitarium opera
lions to the board of supervisors show
that the cost per patient per day in
May was $2.13, June $2.26 and July
1927. At the end of June there were
l43 patients in the institution.
Money Available-Letters read at
the meeting of the board of supervi-
800. NN~al.Aa1au 80 a,s1 Tho cox nm ftsArnn
the loan fund appropriation for Maka-
wac water supply improvement is
available. \ report on the subject
from the county engineer may be read
at the next session.
Liqht Showers-Light showers of
this morning are not reported in the
weekly weather statistics but will be
recorded in the next issue under date
of August II. There was not sufi-
cient precipitation yesterday after
noon to be registered by the govern
ment weather gauge kept by Brother
Robert.
Sisters Cottage Operina--Because
of the conflict Of date with the Harvest
Home Festival the formal opening
and reception at the new sisters cot
tage on the st. Anthony Church
grounds has been postponed from to-
morrow until Monday afternoon from
. to 5. The public is cordially invited
to inspect the cottage.
Board Meeting Postpcned-The SEES
sion of the board Of supervisors which
was to have been held today vas
postponed until tomorrow owing to
the inability of the Chairman and SUI
pervisors Fleming to finish their testi-
mony in the Beyins case yesterday,
They are expected back tomorrow
morning and on their return the SEES
sion will be held.
WiIhelmina Departure-The Mat
son liner Wilhelmina which is in Ka-
hului Harbor this morning will re-
main until tomorrow night at mid
night, her departure being delayed
two hours for the benefit of the visi-
tors who have come for the Harvest
Home festivities. She will TAKE 200O
tons of sugar, 10000 cases of canned
pines and five tons of general freight
Work For Keep--Several would be
pupils at the Maui High School whose
parents live at a distance from the
school have written to the principal
saying that they would like to secure
places where they could work for
their room and board outside OF
school hours. Attention of Hamakua.
poke residents who may be able to
utilize such services is called to the
subject by request.
Beach Sand Taken-Action regard.
ing the taking and selling of sane from
the beach between the government
road to Kahului and the harbOr may
be taken at the text session of the
board. Wednesday a letter on the sub
ject from the county attorney was
read and action deferred. The County
attorney says no one can take sand
from that stretch of beach without
first obtaining permission from the
department of public lands.
Lectures Dates Changed-Advance
in the dates for the lectures on BuC
dhism to be delivered by Rev. NJ. T
Kirby of the Honolulu Hongwanj
mission is announced by those in
charge of the arrangements. Mr.
Kirby will speak at the Wailuku
Hongwanji Temple on Saturday Au
gust IL, instead of Tuesday August II
His other dates on Maui are Sunday
August 10, Puunene Hongwanj
Temple, Monday August IA, Paia
temple and Tuesday August IS
Pauwela temple.
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