The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-05

The officers elected at the June 25tt
meeting were the following:
First Vice. President--J. Is. Ioscpa
Second Vice-President--M. ii. Reuter-
Secretary-H. Y. Kaipo.
treasurer. Il. Kaumeheiwa.
Judges of Election-F. w. wittrock
and j. X Iosepa.
Executive Commlttee--w. p Haia
! John Kaleo, NJ. II. Reuter- G. o. Coop
er and Jos. Kalama.
At a large meeting held In the Ha-
makuapoko native church doth pre-
cincD the following were elected:
Presidential. a. Baldwin.
First e-President-John Kaluna.
Second Vice. President-Manuel Da-
ponte.
Secretary and Treasurer-T. NJ.
Church.
Assistant secretary-Jas. Kauka.
Judges of Election-Jas. Gum, John
Kalino and Antoine Feteira.
Executive Committee-D. C. Lindsay,
S. e. Kalama, John Kalino, w. F. Nc
Conkey and j. Hapai Nui
At a well-attended meeting at Ma
kawao postoffice, precinct 0, the fol-
lowing were elected:
President-F. w. Hardy.
Fist Vice resldent-B. +. Manoanoa.
Second President-Henry Kahi-
amoe
Secretary-A. F. Tavares.
Assistant Secretary-D. II. Aukai.
Treasurer-George Copp.
Judges of Election-Charles Copp,
Edgar Morton and ID. X. Kapiioho.
Executive Committee-David Morton,
Ed. Forsyth, Edgar Morton, d. X. Ka-
piloho and =. Kalalani.
Judging by the interest exhibited at
these elections the Republicans of Ma
vi are more than holding their own in
spite of the seeming detection at Ke-
amaze.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
The celebration of the GLORIOUS
Fourth" on Central Maui viii he un-
usually elaborate and interesting this
year. There will be good running and
trotting race events at Spreckels' Park,
Kahului, in the morning ana an excit-
ing baseball game between Punahou
and All-Maui at Wells Park, Wliiuku,
play at both the races and the ball
game and will also give concert at
Puunene in the evening. At Sunnyside
Paia, Makawao district people will give
large picnic at which sports and
games will be an attraction, not for
getting a delicious lunch for which
adequate arrangements have already
been made. In the morning besides
games for the children there will be
baseball contest, Puunene vs.. Paia and
Hamakuapoko, and in the afternoon,
polo, tennis and fitting for rings.
NOTES.
On Thursday, June 30th, one English
man and twelve Portuguese were nat
uralized by Circuit Judge a. n. Ke-
poikai at Wailuku court house
During the same day, at the same
court, the matter of an injunction a
gainst the Maui Agricultural Co. stop
ping the digging of a ditch through
the Miner premises was also brought up
but was again postponed, this time for
two weeks. d. II. Case appeared for
the company and j. NJ. Vivas & II. E.
Cooper for Miner
Wednesday evening, June Goth. the
Makawao Polo Club held a meeting at
"kaleionalo." the Paia beach cottage
of l.. Won Tempsky. 1t was decided to
accept the challenge of the Kauai club
to play them at Honolulu next Septem-
Der with all expenses guaranteed.
Frank f. Baldwin was elected cap
tain of the competing team with all
power to choose the other three play
.
not yet been officially announced still
it is whispered that Maui will send an
unusually strong four against Kauai.
1t is possible that Fred Baldwin, the
captain of Yales last years polo team,
will play for Makawao, as he is an old
member of the club,
Tuesday, June 2Sth, the three masted
schooner o. n. Kellogg arrived in Ka-
hului from Eureka with a cargo of
lumber, principally redwood, for Ka-
hului r. r. Co.
A Democratic club has been recently
formed at Pauwela with Nelson X. Ka-
loa as president.
Friday afternoon Sc ladies attended
the Reading Club at Mrs. w. S. Nicoll $
of Hamakuapoko.
The steamer Arizonan arrived in
Kahului this morning from Honolulu
and after taking on board about 1900
tons of sugar will depart for Hilo to-
morrow on her way to Delaware via
Cape Horn.
Yesterday party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Wood of Honolulu,
Mr.. and .drs. c. A. Mcdonald of La
hainaluna and others returned from a
three-day trip to the crater of Hale
akala and reported viewing the grand
est of sights.
II. T.. Cooper made n flying visit to
Wailuku this week.
Miss Harriet Austin of Honolulu is
the guest of Mrs. w. S. Nicoll of Ha-
makuapoko.
Mrs. Fisher and Miss Fisher Of Eva
are visiting Mrs. d. b. Murdoch of
Paia.
Miss Thorn OF Hilo is being entertain
ed by Miss Engle of Paia.
Mrs. Ella Austin of Wailuku has gone
to the Coast for years visit
Rev. O. Z. Emerson preached in the
Paia Foreign church last Sunday. Rev.
DIR, Beckwith Is fast recovering from
his recent sickness,
Chas, w. Baldwin OF Haiku and II.
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