The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-10


cottage, elected +, G. CoTrea, George
Forsyth, H. B. Bailey and F. W.
Hardy a. their quota Of the districts
executive committee, and also chose
W. +. Pogue and \. Hooking As their
quota Of the Maui Central Committee.
During Wednesday evening, the 4th
instant, there were three political
assem- bIagsS in WailukU. At the
Court House the Waikiki Union Club
met. Mr.. c. B. Wells read letter
from c. L Carter. NJ Honolulu, and
the association elected their district
executive committee, As follows: {.
r. Wells. L. NJ. WaItOn, =. E kalei-
kan. :. y. WaiwaiOle, VIM. Goodness,
". II. Campbell, \. J. ROdrigues, J.
l. King and Henry Ro0erts. They
also chose a delegates 10 the Maui
Central Committee MeSSTs. Dumas,
Il. Armstrong sud haleikau, and in
structed them 10 favor MesSrS- II. ?.
Baldwin, W. y. Horner, II. ;. Towns
end and JOsepa, OF Hama, a. candi-
dates 10 the approaching CCnstitu-
riOnal Convention.
The boiling members American
Union Club also had meeting, but
transacted little business. Great forts
have been made during the past week
70 reconcile the split in the Wailuhu
annexation ranks, but 70 no purpose
up TO the present moment
\ prominent Wailu6u TOyallSt re-
ports that his party held large meet
ing AT the skating rink during the
same evening for the purpose Of ad-
vising against taking the oath 20 the
Provisional Government and against
mouarchial forms. He said il was
most orderly asSemblage.
During Tuesday evening, the Sd in
slant, 4 meeting took place in L4-
haina, and W. y. Homer and Rev. 4.
Pail were elected as members of the
Island Central Committee. Messrs.
81. p. Baldwin and w. y. Horner are
favored by the Lahainaites as candi-
dates TO the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
The Lahaina people formed q
8. Union Party Club, while il is ru-
mored that the anneXatiOnists Of Hama
have formed an American Union
Club.
It Is reported that the Hama Club
numbers 100 members, mostly Hawai-
ians, and that at Lahains very few
natives have refused to join the club.
Both have large clubs, IS well as
Makawao, which has three flourish
ing branches of the district assOcis-
ton.
AT Spreckelsville, the Hui Aloha
Alma " held royalist meeting on
Thursday night, the 5th instant.
During Friday evening, the 9Th in
slant, the Paia, Haleakala and hula
chapters OF MakAwaO held meetings,
and will complete the organization of
= district club tonight at the old for
eign church. Al the present time they
are standing on the Union Party
platform.
Maui seems inclined lat least the
maIority OF the auneXationists) to
favor the Union Party. 1t is stated
that the Maui Central Committee will
meet in Waikiki on Monday evening,
the 9Th instant, and will decide, from
she reports OF votings forwarded from
the different clubs, what four men will
be named as candidates in the ap-
preaching elections. Messrs. Baldwin,
Townsend, Homer, Pogue, Joseph and
kslua have been mentioned, though
the latter has declined TO run for good
and sufficient reasons.
Aukai, Of Ulupalakua, has an
noUneed his intention Of running as
an independent candidate.
STRAY sCRIBBLISGs.
One hundred and twenty Japanese
laborers Of Paia plantation are being
tried today at NakawaO Court House
g, yTsz-vrSr,v, - Ia 10 n nrr1fr-
between a luna and two japanese
workingmen was the first cause Of the
trouble. Judge COpp is hearing the
case, and John kalama is acting as
attorney for the plantation.
During Friday evening, March 3Qth,
euchre was played st Mrs.
81. G. Alexander's residence in Ma
kawaO. There were five tables and
great rivalry. The winner Of the
ffrst u ize gained eight OF the nine
games. After salad and chocolate, q
most enjoyable dance was INDUCED
in. and was fitting finale for great
sud good time.
During Saturday afternoon, March /
5lst. the kaluanui Tennis Club played I.
a number Of interesting games
Great interest Is manifested in I
by small farmers all /
over Maui.
Miss Cunningham of Waikiki,
leaves today for short vacation out
ing in the capital
The Baldwin family have been Ell
Toying their Olinds home during the .
past week.
The April evening Of the Makawao 4
Literary Society will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Ms Gilhus in /
next Friday evening, |
the 18th inst
Grippe and bad colds are prevalent
IN MakawaO.
DR.. sud Mrs. P J. Aiken, OF Cali
.ornia. arrived in Makawao during the 4
past week. The doctor expects TO
practice in the district.
During Friday evening, the 9Th
INST, q reception was rendered Mr..
sud Mr.. J. G. Anderson and DR.. and
Mrs. P. J. Aiken at Haleakala Hall
~ Mrs. II. g. Alexander.
At $50 dancing commenced, and
vas kept up in 4 lively manner till
very, very late The ball was most