The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-10-31
TO Molokai
viii be Made
Sunday.
Morning Meeting at IA.
|aupapa and Later
One at LShaina.


ers OF Kalaupapa on Sunday morning
Plans for this trip were made yester-
day after the arrival of Chairman
POgue of the Maui committee looking
to the arrangement of a final meeting
on sunday evening at Lahaina. Il is
regarded as certain that the announce
ment Of such an intention will be the
signal for gathering of friends of the
Prince from Wailuku, and that there
VIII be great meeting to formally
close the personal work of the candi-
dates Of the valley isle.
According to the plans the committee
from this city, which will comprise sew
eral of the leaders in addition to the
chief candidate, will leave for Molokai
IN a special steamer at the close of the
great Palama meeting of Saturday
evening. The run down will be made
ir such time as to permit of the first
meeting as soon as the people are about
on Sunday morning 1t is expected that
the Maui candidates will meet the par
ty Of the Prince there. The entire
forenoon will be spent in talking to the
lepers and explaining to them the con-
ditlops which will result from the pas
sage of the Wilcox bill
Maui and will run down to Lahana
50 as to reach that port in time for sup
PER and after that there will be a great
meeting held at that place. There will
be special arrangements made for the
bringing into the city of the voters
from the plantations and every effort
will be made to secure the largest pos
sible representation for the last rally
of the campaign. Prince Kuhio is at
hic best when he feels that there are
men before him who may be convinced.
and he works hardest under such cir
CumGtances.
Chairman Pogue said that the out
look on Maui is fine. The candidates
on the ticket are working hard and
they are meeting with much success.
The converted Home Rulers are now
the staunchest party workers and once
having cspoused the cause of the ALI
they are working for him and all that
he represents. The outlook is that
there will be cast some $3.50 votes out
of the registration of 2,122. and of this
vote the Republicans expect that they
will secure on the present prospects
1000. Mr.. Pogue was in the most
hopeful state of mind, and left pleased
that the Prince would appear once
more on the island.
MANY MEETINGS PLANNED.
This will be Il busy day in politics.
The Republicans will keep up their
speaking tour and half dozen meet
iags will be held at various points
through the city. The noon meetings
VIII be At Brewers wharf and at the
Iron Works, the latter meeting being
addressed by the candidates for the
Legislature. Prince Kuhio will speak
al the wharf meeting and possibly at
other meetings along the water front.
In the evening there will be three meet
ings in the fourth district alone. These
VIII be neld at the Portuguese Social
Hall, Punchbowl street, at Manuel
Rosa's residence, Manoa, and at Ka-
moilili. There will be also a meeting
at the Kalihi Detention Camp in the
evening for the candidates of that dis
trict.
Thursday will be given over by Prince
Cupid to working along the north
end of the island. He will go to
Waialua, where there will be held a
great meeting in the evening, which
Will draw people from Eva and every
, way station along the road. This will
enable everyone of the voters of that
end of the island 20 have an opportu-
nifty to see and hear the Republican
candidate and from the outlook there
will be a great meeting of the voters
on the occasion.
WAIALUA ALL RIGHT
Col. Curtis +. Iaukea, of Waialua
was in the city yesterday to assist in
| making arrangements for the visit 70
that district of Prince Kuhio on tomor-
row. Col. Iaukea said that there was
no doubt but the Republicans would
succeed in rolling up majority of the
votes in that district. There had been
much strength shown. he said, as a
result of the rapid move of the Repub-
llcan committee in framing bill which
will see immediate city and county gov
eminent. and he was more than hope
full of the result. He said Naukana was
hard at work quietly seeking votes
along the end of the island and would
make "A good showing.