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METHOD or VoTING FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
Constitution Article 49,

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elected from the Representative District in which he is
entitled to vote He may cast them all for one Repre-
sentative or may apporton them among the several
REPRESENTATIVES, in such he fit provided
however that any fractional division of vote other
than One-half shall be void.
The required number of Candidates receiving the high
est number Of in the respective Representative
Districts shall be the Representatives for such Districts
QUALIFICATIONS VOTERS FOR SENATOR'S.
Constitution Article 76)
SECTION "a In order to be eligible to vote for Sena-
tors person shall possess all the qualifications and be
subject to all the conditions herein required of voters
for Representatives, and addition thereto, he shall
and be possessed in his right of real property
in the Republic of the value OF not less than fifteen
hundred dollars and above all encumbrances; and
upon which legal taxes shall have been paid that
valuation for the year next preceding the IN which
such person register personal property III
the Republic of the value Of not less than three thou
sand dollars and above all encumbrances; or shall
have actually received money income of not less than
six hundred dollars during the year next preceding the
first day of April next preceding the date of each regis
tration for the proof of which he may be required to
produce original accounts of the receipt of such income
Vor1Ne SENATORS.
Constitution Article 75,)
SECTION 25 Each voter for Senators may cast
vote only each Senator to be elected from the Sena
l
The required number Of Candidates receiving the
highest number of votes in the respective Senatorial
Districts shall be the Senators for such District.
REGISTRATION VOTERS.
Constitution Article ~
SECTION 26 No person shall vote for the election Of
Representatives Senators unless he is qualified as
herein required; and unless his name is entered by
Board of Registration upon the Register of Voters
herein provided.
PRONUNCIATION LOCATED CHANGED.
SECTION 81. Whenever the convenience of electors
may so require the Minister OF Interior shall set apart
two or more Precincts each District and each Precinct
so established shall have It's separate polling place. pro-
vded that no change shall hereafter be made to the
boundaries of any Precinct within sixty days of
election.
PLACE REGISTERING Vor1NG.
SECTION IS. Every person qualified to register may
do so in the Precinct in which he resides and person
shall register vote in any other Precinct than that
in which he resides
If any person resides in than one Precinct he
may elect which Precinct he will register in; but he
shall register in Precinct only.
Provided however, that at any special election any
person who has previously registered and since register
ing has moved his residence to another precinct with
having had opportunity to register therein may
vote in the precinct in which he was last registered
REGISTRATION BoApDs-How CONSTITUTED, APPOINTED
REMOVED
Constitution Article - Section p
SECTION % For the purpose of examining applicants
registration voters and determining their ehgb
ty there shall be five Boards of Registration for that
portion Of the Island of Hawaii known Puma Hlo and
Hamakua one for that portion of the Island OF Hawaii
known as Kau kona and Kohaa; for the Islands
of Maui, Moloka Lanai and Kahoolawe for the
Island of Oahu: and one for the Islands of Kauai and
Niihau Such Boards shall consist of three members
each who shall be appointed by the President with the
approval of the Senate The President subject to such
approval may fill all vacancies in any OF such Boards.
Provided however that for the first election held
hereunder the President with the approval of the
Cabinet shall have the power TO appoint and re-
move the members of such Boards and with like APP