The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
HELD on HAWAII
AND MAUI.
First District Convention at Hilo and
ahoehoe-Second at Kailua-And
Thir at Wailuku-Delegate elected.

| Thir at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elected.
! HILO, September S.-The District
! Convention of the First Representative
District was held i'm Fireman's Hall
September G There was a good deal
of misunderstanding and dissatisfac-
! ton betrayed at the convention. The
delegates supposed from the call that
a part of the business of the convention
was to nominate candidates for the
! Legislature. Some of them came 100
miles believing this. At the conven-
! ton however it was announced that
this was a mistake; another conven-
| ton would have to be held for that
purpose. This created considerable
suspicion and III feeling especially
among the Hawaiian delegates, and
! it is feared the party will lose many
votes among the Hawaiians if matters
are not conducted with fewer mistakes
and misunderstanding in the future.
A Central Committee for the District
was chosen by ballot, consisting of
Messrs James Glib, j. T. NOR, F. b.
McStocker w. G. Walker, f. w.
! Esteps
The following delegates were present
in person or by proxy:
! First Precinct c. G. Campbell, H. j.
| Lyman, Kamau.
Second Precinct, T. f. Ridgway, E.
e. Richards, N. c. Wilfong. G. S. Smith,
f. S. Lyman, j. Glib. A. c. Steele. w
II. Smith, w. A. Purdy, Milton Rice,
! W. Vannatta, p. Peck, r. T. Guard j.
Vieira, Q. Omsted, r. II. Forrest, j.
Fitzgerald, j. H. McDonough, E. D.
Baldwin.
Third Precinct j. T. NOR, w. A. Ray,
Cook.
Fifth Precinct, w. G. Walker, Joseph
Nation, Charles Swain.
! Sixth Precinct, A. Horner, A. LYd-
! gate, G. r. Blacow.
Seventh Precinct, NJ. V. Holmes, e.
w. Estep ]. Moanauli.
Eighth Precinct, ]. G. Jones, Charles
| Williams, S. l.. Kauelu.
The following were chosen as dele
! gates to the Territorial Convention: c.
! r. Blacow, James Glib, w. G.. Walker,
| Judge Kamau, Nj. V. Holmes, William
Horner, w. H. Smith, A. b. Loeben-
stein, John G.. Jones, ]. U. Smith Carl
Smith. Charles Williams of Honokaa,
a Parker delegate was elected in the
convention to go to the Territorial
Convention but when the list was pre-
sented his name was scratched. He
may make a contest in the Territorial
Convention.
AT KAILUA.
KAILUA, September 6.-The District
Convention of the Second Representa-
tive District comprising Kau, Kona
here today. But owing to the non-ar-
rival of some of the delegates it was
postponed until tomorrow.
Kau will not be represented in the
convention. The Republicans of that
District failed to have any primaries
or elect delegates.
ON MAUI.
PAIA, Maui, September THE pri-
maries of the Republican party electing
delegates to the District Committee
have been very spirited, and in every
precinct great interest has been taken
in them. The Hawaiians of Maui have
| turned out a good majority to the Re
| publicans, and as Rev. S. E. Kekipi put
| it, have decided to place themselves at
| the head instead of trailing along at
the tail of the OK. Every precinct of
the Third District have now elected
their delegates to the district committee.
The result as far as known is as fol-
| lows:
LIST, Kalaupapa, Cnames unknown
elected; proxies to D. H. Kahaulelio.
End, Pukoo, D. H. Kahaulelio, j. H.
Mahoe, Joe Kahinu.
3rd Lahaina, d. Kahaulelio, Captain
Ahlborn, Matt Mccain.
4th, Honokahau, r. c. Searle, D. Ka-
| paku.
Hons, S. f. Kaleikau.
9Th Kahului, w. ]. Lowrie, T. M.
| Church, Whitford
| 18th, Honuaulo S. f. Keliinoi, S. w.
! X Aqua, C. K. Kunukau.
Sth Makawao, Charles Copp, ST., A.
! F. Tavares S. E. Kalama.
9th Hamakuapoko, John Kalino, ii.
P. Baldwin, S. f. Kekipi, c. H. Dickey,
John Kaluna, w. E. K. Maikai. d. c.
Lindsay, ]. P. Kapihe, w. o. Aiken.
10th, Kipahulu ]. K. Hanuna, ]. K.
Nakila, w. p. Haia.
11th Hama NJ. H Reuter-, j. E. Joseph
j. H. S. Kaleo,
| 18th, Keanae, E. M. Hanuna, Henry
Reuter-, D. w. Napihaa.
| The District Committee. composed of
| the above delegates, will meet in wal
luku on Monday afternoon next, to
elect the delegates to the Territorial
Convention, it being impossible to get
them together by today.
KOHALA REPUBLICANS.
KOHALA, September IA meeting
of the Republican club of this District
was held at the court house last Fri
day evening. Between twenty and
thirty members were present. DR..
Bond, the temporary president was in
the chair. Three judges of election We're
nominated and elected, E. c. Bond, S.
X Kaunamano and Ioela Kaniania.
Permanent officers were nominated
they being the same in all cases as the
temporary officers.
Ten nominees from which nine should
be elected for the district convention to
be held in Kailua September 6, were
named. They were G. K. Stillman, $.
w. Kekuewa, E. A. Fraser, d. S. Ka-
hookano, H. P. King, w, C.Puuahoa,
H. l.. Holstein, G. P. Tulloch, Sam
Hook and David Hukai AS a result
of the election on Saturday, Hukai was
i the unsuccessful candidate. Other
elections were the same as the nomina-
lions. Three delegates f. A. Fraser,
II. p. King and G. p. Tulloch being
unable to go to Kailua on account of