The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-07
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Chamber Of commerce-The month
ly meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held Thursday after
noon.
Lenten SerVices-Rev. j. C. Villiers
that lenten services will
be continued in the Church of the
Good Shepherd on Wednesday and
Friday evenings at 1880.
Registration Closes Tonight-This
is the last day for registration for the
special election. Registration books
will be open at the County Clerks of
fee until midnight tonight.
Magistrates Reappointed-Edward
McCorriston and John D.. McVeigh
have been |reappointed magistrate
and second magistrate of Molokai, re
GpeCtlveiy by Chief Justice Coke.
Msnca in Friday-Advices received
by the Kahului Railroad Company
say that The Manoa will be in Kahl-
lui barber Friday morning and Will
sail Friday night.
Wells Named Deleeate-Supervis-
ing Principal Wells was named dele
gate to the National Education Con
vention at the teachers association
lGoN "a NlOlVSoNV ct q SC 10
still to be named.
Mikahala Late-Word was received
at the Waikiki post office this morn
ing that the Mikahala will be a day
late from Honolulu this week, arriv-
ing at Lahaina on Thursday instead
of tomorrow morning.
Board Meets Tomorrow-The board
o. supervisors will meet tomorrow
afternoon. Chairman Kalama will re-
turn from Hawaii on the Kilauea and
the meeting will be held as soon after
his arrival at Kahului as he can
reach Waikiki.
Advertising Gets ResuIts-George
Soon of Kahului writes Maui News
that the advertising he did last Fri
day brought many customers into his
store on Saturday. In today's issue
he is offering still other bargains.
especially in shoes.
Sale Opens Thursday - Boston
Stores cut price sale opens in Wal
luku Orpheum building Thursday. For
several days past large packing cases
have been going into the building and
the prices announced should draw a
large attendance at the opening. The
Boston Store always does a good
business on Maui.
browns in Ditch-Isugio Manta, a
little Japanese boy a year and ten
months old was found drowned in a
ditch in his fathers vegetable garden
about three o'clock Saturday after
noon. According to the mothers
statement the child must have been
in the ditch only about 10 or Is min
utCs before she was missed.
Mrs. AtcherIy Arrives-Mrs. Mary
H. Atcherly, accompanied by Theo-
dore Awana her campaign manager,
arrived from Hawaii last night to
campaign on Maui. She motored
over from Lahaina and is stopping at
the Waikiki Hotel. Arrangements
have been made for several women
to take her about Maui.
Goods Sell Fast-In less than an
hour the food offered at the sale at
the Waikiki School building with the
exception of a few vegetables had
been sold. Late corners were disap-
pointed and had there been a larger
supply it would have been quickly
snapped up. The rummage sale fol
lowed and was a success.
Hit by Auto-A son of August Fret
tas of Puunene was struck and knock
&c down by an automobile driven by
a Japanese named Shiromizu OF Pun
meme Saturday night. First reports
said the car passed over the boys
chest and he was injured internally
but yesterday the report was that he
IS not seriously injured and would
leave the hospital today.
Sues Probation Officer - Antoine
Borge has brought suit through
Eugene Murphy against Mrs. Renee
V. Whitehead, probation officer, claim
ing 5000 damages. The complainant
says be is the father of Mary Borge
a girl of about 16 years and that the
defendant took her from the Borge
home without legal authority and de
tanned her for 48 hours.
Mauna Loa Change - Permission
has been. granted by The post Office
department for the Mauna Loa to
leave Honoapu landing on March IL,
instead of March II, arriving at La
hama, Sunday evening instead of Mon
day evening. This will not upset the
Maui mail schedule for the Mauna
Kea will carry the mail to Honolulu
on Monday evening.
New Welding Shop-To meet the
needs on Maui for welding work the
Island Welding Co., has opened an
establishment under the charge of H.
j. Mckee, an expert welder, and an
nounces all sorts of electric and acety
lene welding supplies as well as
prompt attention to work offered. It's
establishment is at Harry Bohr's
place on Waikiki for the time being,
at least.
Let Sailors Vote-Application has
been received by the post office de-
partment for permission to change
the schedule of the Kilauea so she
would leave Honolulu Thursday,
March %, instead of Friday, March
"a, and leave Kahului, Friday night in
stead of Saturday, March %. The
object of the change requested is to
permit the officers and crew of the