The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
CAMP PA|GN
QUARTERS
Republicans Have Open-
ed Their Rally
Center.

The Republican County Committee
has opened headquarters at the Terri
torial Committees rooms in Fort street.
A. H. Jackson has been appointed as
sistant secretary and will be in charge
of the place. The rooms will be kept
open from to II o'clock in the morn
ing, II to o'clock in the afternoon,
There will always be some one in at
tendance at the rooms.
HOME RULE MEETING.
A meeting of the Home Rulers was
held yesterday evening in Kakaako, at
which addresses were made by nearly
all of the county candidates. The
meeting was held opposite the Kuma-
lac block and was we'll attended
John H. Wise, in his speech, said the
Republicans appointed native Hawai-
ians to jobs connected with the garbage
and excavator services. reserving cler-
ical offices for the foreigners. This he
said would be changed when the Home
Rulers gained power, as none but ma
tives would be appointed to clerkships.
REPUBLICANS AT WAIALUA.
Republican candidates and many
campaign helpers went to Waialua yes
terday evening to hold meeting
amidst Iaukea's home surroundings.
KALAUOKALANI FILLS OFFICE.
Nawahine has withdrawn as Home
Rule candidate for county assessor in
West Hawaii. The reason he gave was
that he did not believe himself COM
petent to hold the position. Senator
Kalauokalani, as president of the
Home Rule party, flied the ticket by
the appointment of w. P. McDougan
as candidate in place of Nawahine.
Charles Motley has withdrawn from
the Home Rule ticket as a candidate
for supervisor at large and the nomina-
tion has been given to Frank Harvey
by Kalauokalani. The change in the
ticket was announced at meeting of
the Home Rule committee yesterday
noon. Harvey was nOIllildteu ny IHS
Democrats for supervisor in the Fifth
district and he will either have to get
new nomination from the faithful
or else trade off with another Home
Rule candidate in the Fifth. 1t is re-
ported that he has already accepted
the nomination from the Home Rule
committee.
Motley is reported to have thrown up
the sponge on the first intimation from
the Home Rulers that a Democratic
candidate was preferred. He did not
wapt the nomination when rendered by
the convention, and told his fellow
patriots that he was jeopardiZing his
chances to a half million dollar for
tune by accepting it.
MORE NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations We're filed
with Registrar Buckland yesterday:
Oahu-Geo. F. Renton, supervisor at
large, and A. Hooking for Fourth dis
trict.
Maui-A. n. Hayselden. w. H King
and Theo. T. Meyer. supervisors.
West Hawaii-Sam K. Pua, clerk.
NAKUINA'S POSITION.
Moses K Nakuina informs the Ad-
vertiser that he is a candidate for
county clerk of Oahu, not under the
auspices or in the name of any party.
He says his canvass will be that a
man experienced in public office ought
to be elected to that position for the
first term of county government.
POLLING PLACES.
Notice is published in this issue of
the Advertiser, by direction of the
Governor, of the polling places and
inspectors of election for the election of
county officers on the third of No
vember. All of the changes in places
and persons since the Territorial gem
eral election may be looked up in each
instance by all interested.