The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-07
NAWNs CONTINUE
TO DRAM CROWDS

i he vaudeville company at the Or
| pheum continues 10 draw big houses o.
thoroughly pleased audiences. man,
coming the second time to enjoy the
acts and see the microscope. The
wonderful film has proved big draw
ing card for the season.
Some of the comments OF audiences
on the Hiawatha act are interesting
The movements Of the double quartette
of maidens and braves which con-
stitutes the background resemble in a
marked degree the more graceful
postures of an Hawaiian dance and sew
eral IN the audience have refused to be-
lieve that the participators were bona
fide members of the company but rather
native girls engaged for the occasion
As the Hiawatha Troubadours have
been playing this particular act for many
months to great success and as the
posturing is all taken from actual In
dian dances, the comments prove moth
ing but certain possible chronological
connection between the North Amer
lean Indian and the native Hawaiian
The management guarantees the abso-
Lutte originality of the folks taking part
and their freedom from any local con-
nections.
The local lodge of Elks may hold
social session during the stay of the
company IN town as both Tom Nawn
and Pete Baker are E1ks of old stand
ing and the opportunity of entertaining
two such antlered gentry who will give
more than quid pro quo in the enter
tanning line, is not likely or lightly TO
be passed over by such admirers of
talent as the B. P. o. E.
Matinee tickets for Saturday after
noon are now on sale The seats are
reserved as on any other occasion, and
those who come first TO the box-office
will get the best. Prices IS and so
cents
. . . . .
lowing were the nominees who will also
be the delegates: James A. Low, George
Nawaakoa and L. i. McCandless.
SEVENTH OF FIFTH.
The advertised ..hot time did not
materialize in the Seventh. Precinct.
Birbe was conspicuous by his absence
and the meeting passed off quietly. H.
c. Vida was chairman and the regular
ticket placed in nomination is as fol-
lows: H. C. Vida, NIealoha, William
Henry. I. Sherwood, D. Kaahanui and
H. Huka. Individual nominations were
made as follows: Charles H. Clark, ].
.Kaaeae, Eli Crawford. K. r. c.. Wal
lace, II. McCants Stewart, Geo. Barker.
/. Cockett, J. Fern and E. c. Winston.
Resolutions of coincidence regarding
the death of the late w. Fl. Coney were
by Stewart and adopted.
Also resolution commencing the Gov
ernor for calling an extra session.
NINTH. OF FIFTH.
The meeting of the Ninth Precinct,
mann yard, Wyllie street, with good
of voters. A. w. Nelly pre-
sided.
Resolutions of regret and coincidence
were passed on the death Of S. X. Ka-
ne, the first president of the precinct
Ten nominees for convention dele
gates were chosen, five to be elected on
Saturday. The nominees are: Geo. S.
Harris, j. E. Shaw, F. p. T. Water
house, L. T. Kane, ]. s. Kalakiela, II.
Meek, Chas. Kaanoi, VIM. Lucas, A. f.
Judd, S. L. Kekumano.
j. D. Avery presented a transfer from
his previous district. the Fifth and Sth
Precinct, and joined the Ninth Precinct,
Fifth District. He presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
Whereas, The Governor of the Ter |
ritory, Honorable George r. Carter, has
called the Legislature together in spec
ciaI session for the consideration of
financial measures, and
Whereas, said Legislature may, un- /
der the law, consider other matters;
Resolved by the Ninth Precinct Re |
publican Club of the Fifth Election Dis
Lrict, being the business mems pre-
einct," of said district, that the action |
If the, Governor is hereby heartily and |
endorsed as proper and |
n line with long American precedent.
Resolved further, that it Is the sense
If this Republican Club that the peo-
lie demand a speedy and business-like
session and the consideration of no
measures not of a financial nature, ex-
ept the appointment of a Commission
" authority of the Legislature to pre-
,are for presentation to the next regu-
ar session of the Legislature a bill
reating counties in this Territory out
ide of the Island of Oahu and the erec-
ion of Honolulu and the rest of Oahu
nto q government by itself to be styled
he City and County of Honolulu, with
ppropriate powers.
Resolved. that the president and sec
etary of this club shall certify 10 a
opy of these resolutions and send one
opy to the Governor and one to each
f the houses of the Legislature.
Objection was made to the adoption
f the resolution on the ground that it
as against the idea of Governor Carter
/ calling the legislature together, and
was voted down, only one vote be-
lg cast in favor of it.
TENTH OF FIFTH
Suspension of rules to destroy the
screcy of the ballot was a trick adopt
4 by a faction at the meeting of the
of the tenth precinct of the
fifth District, according to the story K
iven to the Advertiser by B. H. Kele-
olio of the ticket thus sought to be (
ljured. About $50 We're present at the
leeting in Vineyard street camp, VIM.
Iahuka presiding and Willie Crawford |
citing as secretary. The precinct is en-
tied TO two delegates and four can