The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-13
ALL PARTS
CONSIDERED
In Naming Maui
Republican
Ticket.

MAUI. Sept. i0.-The new Repub-
lcan district committee of Maui Molo-
lSaI and Lanai sat In convention at La
haina courthouse curing Monday and
Tuesday of this week, Its officers being
A. n. Kepoikai chairman, and j. n X.
Keola, secretary.
Monday was spent for the most part
in caucus. on Tuesday the following
Republican slate was nominated and
proclaimed:
For Senators, S. T.. Kalama OF Ma
kawao and \. ~ Hayselden of Daha-
ina.
For Representatives. W. j. Coelho Of
Wailuku, George Copp of Eula. Rev
John kalino of Hamakuapoko. Moses
X. Nakuina of Molokai, w. p. Haia OF
Hama, and Philip Pail of L.ahaina.
one great merit of the foregoing
ticket is that every locality of the rep
resentative district has been consulted
and its wishes In regard to legislative
candidates have been compiled with.
j. w. Kalua was present in the con-
vention. holding the proxy of w. f..
Bal of Wailuku, and was a strong fac
tor in making some of the nominations
The vote for John Kalino was a close
one, he receiving II votes to 16 for j.
Hapai Nui.
An executive committee of eight to
manage the coming campaign was
elected as follows: II. p. Baldwin of
Puunene, chairman; ]. N. X. Keola of
Wailuku. secretary; II. NJ. Church of
pa IN fro ut nf 70
iluku, ]. ]. Newcombe of Lahaina, w.
A. Mckay of Wailuku, Edgar Morton
of Makawao, and George o. Cooper of
Hama.
GOVERNORS ARRIVAL.
On Wednesday night the Governor
and party arrived at Lahaina and on
Thursday We're given a most enthusl-
astic reception by Lahaina people.
grand luau in the courthouse grounds
and a dance in the courthouse in the
evening being the prominent features
of the celebration.
Wednesday and Thursday nights
We're spent at Manager l.. Barkhau-
sens residence. On Friday there was
a journey to Honolua where another
fine luau was the event of the day.
Friday night was spent at Honolua
Ranch
Today Governor Carter and suite are
to attend luaus at Kahakuloa, Waihee
and Wailuku. Sunday will probably
be spent in Kula, at "Kulamanu," the
residence of ]. p. Cooke.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Yesterday evening the September
4,
Society was held at the residence of
Manager and Mrs. H. p. Baldwin of
Puunene, and was attended by a large
number of people conveyed to and from
by trains from Waikiki. Kahului, XII
hei, Paia and other parts of Central
Maui.
The large lanai lighted by electricity
was fitted with a roomy stage at one
end built especially for the occasion.
Every number of the following pro-
gram was most excellently rendered:
Mrs. Nicholson.
vocal Solo-......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Boeck.
lolln SOLO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
+. w. Schultz.
ocal Solo-...'..... ..,.................
II. w. Baldwin.
HeadlnS-.. ............ .................
II. Z. Baldwin.
Ocal Solo-......... ...-.--.............
Rev. VIM. Ault.
DldHO SolO-'..... ..........
Miss Sheffield
\ Comedy in 2 Acts entitled "Mr. Bob"
ON rIIAI,
Mr.. Bob. .............M Miss Ethel Smith |
aunt BECKY. .,...............M Mrs. Peck |
......... Miss Agnes Fleming |
PATTY, a servant. Miss Cunningham |
Mr.. Brown. George keeney |
Philip, Katherines brother. ........
Observation-Disclosures. II. w. Baldwin |
Jenkins, the butler. o. Aiken
The comedy. which was the most
elaborate given on Maui in several
ears, was especially well portrayed,
very character in 1t meriting conpli-
rent. This was Mr.. Keeney's first APP
'earance in dramatic way on Maui
md his personation of Mr.. Brown in
he play caused many flattering re-
marks.
NOTES.
Five hundred people are spoken of
IS likely to attend the Governors lu-
u in Kula on the 18th. There Is also
mention of a champagne dinner at Ma
iku later on in his tour.
The Board of Registration begin its
york on Molokai on Friday.
At the Puunene Republican local con-
ention of last week Charles Wilcox of
lihe was one of the candidates for
but was beaten by Geo.
opp.
There Is a rumor current, whether a
Dke or not 1t is difficult to decide. that
ames l.. Coke Of Wailuku has just
celebrated his 29th birthday. II this
true he has no chance to run as sem
tor. for the Organic Act stipulates
nat senator must be at least 80 years
( age
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
everance left Puunene for Lahaina on
heir way to their Hilo home. They
ere accompanied to Lahaina by Mrs.
l.. Austin of Honolulu. Mr.. Sever
nee has been much benefited by the
So of the Finsen rays.
Inspector of schools Chas. w. Bald