The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-02

the preceding 0nethlrQ. LII FOGlIg IOG NODleS III
each of said divisions the names of the candidates for
each of said divisions shall be placed upon common
ballot and voted for at each polling place in the divs
ion irrespective of election districts for Representatives
QUALIFICATIONS OF MOBILES.
SECTION H. Any male subject of the Kingdom who
shall have attained the age of twenty-five years who
shall have resided in the Kingdom for not less than
three years who shall be the owner of taxable property
in the Kingdom Of not less than three thousand dollars
in value over and above all membranes who shall
be in receipt of an income derived from some lawful
employment or property of not less than six hundred
dollars per annum, shall be eligible for election a
noble.
OF REPRESENTATIVES
SECTION - There shall be twenty-four Representa-
tives for the Kingdom who shall be elected from the
following districts one member being returned from
each The Kingdom shall be and is hereby divided
into twenyour election districts which shall be set
forth in the following Sections:
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
SECTION 13 In the Island of Oahu there shall be
eight districts as follows:
First District: All that portion of the judicial and
taxation district of Honolulu Kona lying southeast
of line drawn from the summit or peak of the Kona-
huanui range of mountains along the crest of the ridge
separating Manoa and Makik valleys from Nuuanu and
Pauoa valleys and the crater bowl of the hill
called Puuowaena to the fagpole at the old battery,
thence direct to the junction Of Kinau and Aapai
Streets along the center of Alapa to King Street.
ter of King Street to South Street. center of South
Street to the sea-
Second District: All that portion of said Honolulu
Kona north of the first district and inside of line
drawn from the fag-pole at the old battery Puuo-
waena to the junction of School and Emma Streets,
along the center of School Street Fort Street along
the center of Fort Street Beretana Street center of
Bereania Street to the Nuuanu stream at Smiths bridge
thence up the center of said stream to School Street.
center of School Street to Lha Street. center of Lha
Street to Judd Street. along the center of Judd Street
to the crest of the ridge the norhwestery side of
Nuuanu valley and thence along the crest of said ridge
to the peak called anhul in the Konahuanu range of
mountains
Third District; All that portion of said Honolulu
Kona lying adjacent to the first and second districts
and inside of line drawn from the of Fort and
Bereana Streets along the center of Beretana Street
to Richard street. along the center of Richard Street to
the sea- and bounded makai by the
Fourth District: All that portion of said Honolulu or
Kona lying west of districts two and three and inside
of line drawn from the corner of School and Liliha
Streets through the center of Liha Street to King
Street along the center of King Street to the bridge
crossing the Nuuanu stream, and bounded makai by
the sea.
Fifth District All the remaining portion Of Honolulu
or Kona lying north and west of districts two and four
Sinh District: The judicial and taxation district of
Kooaupoko, to be called the Kooau district.
Seuen District The judicial and taxation districts
of Koolauloa and Waalua be calld the Waalua dis
trict.
Eighth District The judicial and taxation districts
of Eva and Waianae, to be called the Eva district
SECTION a. In the Islands of Maui MoIokai and
Lanai there shall be six districts as follows:
First The Island of Moloka to be called the MoIo-
kai District.
Second The districts of Kaanapali and Lahaina on
Maui and the Island of Lanai to be called the Lahaina
District.
Third: That portion of the district of Wauku lying
north of the road running from the lao Valley ION the