The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-23
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Committed as lnsane-Mrs. Mitsu
Tanaka was committed to the insane
asylum in Honolulu by Magistrate
of Makawao on Wednesday.
Alexander House Settlement--No-
tees have issued for the annual meet
ing of Alexander House Settlement
Association at which trustees will
be elected on June 80.
Tenders are Soueht-Bids for the
construction of a sisters cottage at
Malulani Hospital are sought by the
county. Tenders will be opened at
2 o'clock Friday July IA.
Accident Board Meets-The Maui
Industrial Accident Board held a
postponed meeting yesterday morning
and made awards in two cases in
addition TO the transaction of routine
business.
Bail is Observation-Disclosures of Ulu-
malu charged with having in his pos
session a still and about five gallons
of mash forfeited 500 bail by failure
to appear in Magistrate Pacheco's
Makawao Court.
L. D. S. Luau-A Luau for The bene-
fit of the Latter Day Saints will be
1900 90 thC iNdlluiul COMMUNITY
House on Saturday, July , MANY
little features are being planned and
a good time is assured to all who at
tend.
commencement Exercises Today
Waikiki Public School is holding it's
graduation exercises this morning.
The program was to start at 10 o.
clock and has been carefully prepared
n rehearsed. There is a large at
tendance at the exercises.
Pheasants are Released - Two
crates of half grown pheasants ar
rived for Maui from Honolulu on the
Mauna Kea Wednesday and were
brought over from Lahaina and taken
up the mountain for release. There
are about so half grown young birds.
Puunene Exercises - Graduation
exercises for Puunene school were
held in the Puunene Armory, were
well attended and a well arranged
program was eXcellently rendered.
The copy of the program was not
received this morning until too late
for publication
Sugar From Hana-rhe Annie
Johnson was at Hama this week and
loaoed 250O bags of sugar from XII
Tahulu and Kaeleku. She sailed
Wednesday night. Returning Wailu-
Rams on the Kilauea report that in
the rush of loading a car ca sugar
went into the harbor and was lost.
Assault and Battery-Walter B.
Ckamoto a Japanese of Kahului was
arrested on Monday and charged with
assault and battery on the person of
b. Hamashige. He was released on
$25 bail which was forfeit when he
tailed to appear for trial Tuesday
morning.
Verdict for the Defendant-in the
case OF Borge VS. Haiku Fruit Com,
pany which occupied the attention OF
the circuit court the early part of the
week a verdict for the defendant was
brought in by the Jury Wednesday
afternoon. Eugene Murphy was fol-
the plaintiff and Enos Vincent fol-
the defense.
Alumni Reunion-The second an.
nual reunion of st. Anthony Schoo,
Alumni will be held on the school
grounds, on July 18th, 1922 at Z p. m
Notices will be sent out only to mem
bers of the Alumni Association. But
those who wish to join may write
to Ahu Wong, Recording Secretary
Waikiki for further particulars, moi
later than July LIST, 1922.
Picni up ValIey-Yesterday tn,
first four grades of Waikiki schoo
went picnicking up lao Valley witt
their teachers Misses L. NJ. Bourg
Edith Parson and Ellen Copp n
charge. Transportation was furnish
ed by the Waikiki Sugar Company
there was abundance of eats, in
Guiding ice cream and the children
Birds Attract Attention-In tn,
Maui Drug Company's store parrots
love birds and other gay feathereC
birds, ready for delivery have beer
attracting notice for the past few
days. They are some of the bird!
mentioned as having been brough.
over from Honolulu by Holt anC
Locey about a week ago.
School Picnic Enjoyed-Pupils Q
the third grade of Waikiki Public
school, with their teachers, Mrs. Holt