The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-01
MANY NAMES
not LISTED
Registration Now
| Nearing Its
Close.
FOURTH DISTRICT
| MEN AT WORK
Prince Kuhio's Forces Well in
Line-List of Candidates
Already on List.

The Fourth district Republican COM
mittee at meeting held last evening
heard reports showing that there re-
main many voters of that district who
have not yet registered. The commit
tee has made a thorough canvass of the
residents of the district, and the lists
show that there are several hundred
voters who have not put their names
lon the list.
The canvassers will see all of these
voters again and will urge that they
register at once. Special dodgers will
be distributed through the district call
ing attention to the duty of every one
to register and to the fact that Octo-
Der 9th, is the last day for this city.
The reports made show that the white
voters are those who are derelict in
their duty in the matter of registration
There are yet several hundred of these,
and they will be given special atten-
ton. If the reports are indicative, the
total registration for the island of Ca
HUI will reach a figure close to $780, The
last man whose name was put down
last evening was given the number 5,254
There will be rush during the remain
der of the period, and the number for
each day will certainly exceed 100 vot-
ers. 1t is hoped that the efforts of the
committee will lead to the listing of
every citizen entitled to vote
Prince David Kawananakoa yester-
day said that not having been notified
of his nomination by the Democratic
party, he could not say whether or not
he would accept the place on the ticket.
| He declined to forecast his action in
advance, and said that he would con-
slider the question only when it was
| officially presented to him.
Information as to the progress being
made by Prince Kuhio in his campaign
on the island of Hawaii indicates that
he is meeting with the greatest sue
cess. He ha@ completed the round of
that island and is now on Maui where
he will spend some seven days. The
telegram from Chairman Holstein dated
Monday reads as follows:
! Cupid at Hookena today Every
thing satisfactory. Good meetings all
the way from Puma to Kau Cupid ar
rived at Kawaihae Friday and takes
the Claudine to Maui. Stephen Desha
accompanies him"
The following is the list of candidates
whose names have been received by the
government UP to last evening:
MAUI
End Senatorial District-For Senator:
c. H. Dickey (Rep).
3rd Representative District-For Rep
resentative: Louis Won Tempsky, Joel
Nakaleka, w. P Haia, Samuel Kalama,
Philip Pail. Samuel Keliinoi.
KAUAI
4th Senatorial District-For Senator:
S. w. Wilcox
9Th Representative District-For Rep
| resentative: ]. Apukai Akina, j. K
GandaIl, H. a. Jaeger, E. A. Knudsen
S. w. Kali, G. W. Mahikoa.
i HAWAII.
1 1st Senatorial District-For Senator:
o. K. Apiki, Stephen L. Desha, John
d. Paris, Palmer P. Woods, Samuel K
Pua.
1st and End Representative Districts
For Representative: Chas. H. Pulaa
Frank r. Greenwich, Basil Apikf, VIM
]. Wright, Jos. W. Keliikoa, JuliaI
Monsarrat, j. w. Keouli, Robert Ma,
kahalupa, w. NJ. Kalaiwaa, John K
Kekaula, S. Lazaro, David Ewaliko, ]
NJ. Kauwila, James D. Lewis, VIM. B
Nailima, Geo. w. Patty, Joseph Pritch