The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-14
CAMPAIGN
IN MAUI
Plenty Doing in
the Garden
Isle.
Especial to the Advertiser.)

Especial to the Advertiser)
MAUI, oct. 1i.-Prnce Kuhio will ar
rive on Maui Tuesday, the 18th. He
and his party will leave the steamer at
Lahaina and make complete circuit
of Maui.
Delegate n. w. Wilcox and party are
expected from Hawaii on Friday night,
the 18th, and they will also tour the
island. The Home Rulers will land at
Aakena.
Representative F.. w. Beckley left the
steamer Claudine at Maalaea Bay
Tuesday night. the 9TH. and registered
as a voter at Waikiki on the Sth. The
Wilcox party was aboard the Claudine
bound for Hawaii.
At Lahaina fishmarket Saturday
night, the 4th, an audience of about 800
people listened to the Republican
speakers-Hon. c. II. Dickey, Messrs
S. Il. Kalama, j. Nakaleta, w. p. Haia,
e. NJ Hanuna, j. Kalino, Peter Noa
and others. Monday evening, the 9th,
at Olowalu, the same speakers ad-
dressed the residents there.
The evening of the 9th another party
of Republicans held a meeting at XII
hei Hon. j. w. Kalua, Messrs. S. Ke-
liinoi, d. *. Kahaulelio, Philip Pail. j.
II. S. Kaleo and others made addresses.
Tuesday evening, the eth, the Repub-
leans held rally at Waihee church
and on Thursday evening, the 9Th, in
the Wailuku skating rink. The same e.
vening, the 9th, at Waihee there was
Democratic gathering, Messrs. John
Richardson, Tom Clark, Paia Maxi and
others addressing the assembly.
The Maui Board of Registration held
It's last meeting. the evening of the 9Th,
at the Maui Hotel. But three citizens
registered during the session. The to-
tai registration for Maui, Molokai and
Lanai was 2127-exceeding that of 1900
by 60.
A VISITING PRINCESS.
Monday, the 9th, Princess Kalaniana-
ole, accompanied by Mrs. Cockett and
Miss Jones, drove to Waikiki from La
haina and during the early part of the
week were the guests of Judge j. w.
Kalua. Wednesday afternoon, the Sth,
Hon. and Mrs. A. N. Kepoikai rendered
the Princess a luau and reception at
THE Fisheries" at Kahului A large
number of well-known people of Cen
trail Maui were present.
MISS GREEN'S FUNERAL.
The burial of Miss Mary Green Of
Honolulu took place at Makawao GEM
etery Wednesday morning, the Sth.
Rev. DR.. E. G. Beckwith of Paia Off
ciating. The grave was profusely a
dorned with flowers, the gifts of many
friends, who attended the final rites.
The body of Miss Green, in charge of
har
conveyed to Paia from Honolulu by
steamer to Kahului and from Kahului
to Paia by train, thence to Makawao
cemetery, seven miles distant. 1t was
escorted by large number of carriages
containing the Maui friends of the de-
ceased.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The afternoon of the Sth at Wells
Park, Waluku, Company is baseball
team defeated one selected from the
Waikiki Athletic Association by the
score of 10 to II.
Attorney Geo. Hons, accompanied by
his mother is expected in Honolulu by
the steamer of the 22nd.
Monday evening. the 9th, at a meet
ing of the Athletic Association in Wal
luku court house. the championship
cup WIS lOTHidily DieSthttu W tic
Morning Stars
Wednesday evening, the Sth, S. Ke-
iiinoi gave fine luau to his Republi
can associates at his Waikapu resi-
aence.
G.. NJ Cooke of Honolulu is the new
president of the First National Bank of
Waikiki, vice w. j. Lowrie, resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Perkins are at the
Maui Hotel. Wailuku. Mr.. Perkins
represents the Union Oil Co. of Homo
lHiu.
The lao Stables of Wailuku are max
ing extensive additions. The building
will. when completed, compare favor
ably with the Bismarck Stables, the
best on the Island.
Miss Asbury is the new matron at
Maunaolu Seminary.
Miss Cameron addressed the mission
AIRY society of the Paia Foreign church
at Maunaolu Seminary. Tuesday after
noon, the 9TH.
Miss Gay OF Chicago took charge of
the Waikiki kindergarten school this
week. She arrived on Maui on We'd
nesday, the 8th.
Mrs. Weaver has been the guest of
her niece, Mrs. ]. j. Hair, OF Hamauka-
poke, during the week.
Friday afternoon. the 10th. a large
number of Makawao ladies attended
the Reading Club at Mrs. d. C. Lind
says. Paia.
Weather, quite warm.