The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-06
THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES ON MAUI
MANY EVIDENCES OF Access
SIONS FROM THE HOME RUL-
ERS-THE DELEGATES.

Friday and Saturday evenings
throughout the Island of Maui passed
off very quietly, although great inter-
est was shown in the same as evinced
by the large number of voters turning
out. In most of the large precincts
there were a good majority of the vot-
ers therein present at the meetings so
that it augurs well for Republican
success at the coming elections. The
appearance in almost every precinct
Republican meeting of former staunch
and we'll known Home Rulers was also
very noticeable, and is a further good
omen of Republican success. Among
the delegates elected to the Territorial
and County conventions are number
of former leaders Of the Home Rule
party and they state that they have
now gotten their eyes open and are in
the Republican party to stay. The
complete list of delegates elected on
the Island of Maui Lanai and Mo-
lolIai having yet to be heard from for
this district, are as follows:
TERRITORIAL.
Second Precinct .-Honolua. David
Taylor, Jr.
Third Precinct.-Lahaina.-G H.
Dunn, c. Cockett and P. KAuhani.
Fourth nct.-Waihee.-Rev. ].
Nua.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures II.
Hart, D. H. Case and w. T. Robinson.
Sixth Precinct.-Puunene.- Kee-
ney, r. w. Filler and w. Keanu.
Seventh Precinct .-Keanae.- K.
Kaailua.
| nj of a1 -Tnhn X A.
iwi.
Ninth observation-disclosures
wahopu.
Tenth t-Kipahulu.-W X.
Kahele.
Eleventh Precinct.-Kaupo.-J. P.
Inaina.
Twelfth Standardization Pr
ohia.
Thirteenth t.-Hamakuapoko
w. o. Aiken, J. Kalino and John Me-
deiros.
Fourteenth Precinct-Kula and Ma
kawao.-J. p. Cockett.
Fifteenth Precinct.-Kihei.-Ja
Scott
Sixteenth Precinct.-Honuaula.
Kapohakimohewa
COUNTY.
Second Precinct.-Honolua.-R e.
searle, Aug. Raymond and Kaiapali.
Third Precinct.-Lahaina.-R c.
Lindsay w. Henning, S. Kapu, ]. NJ.
Kekai, A. N. Hayselden, w. Kalua-
KIM, Edward Waiaholo, c. K. Farden,
Manuel Pestano, w. Kaahanui, A. Ma
llekau, D. X. Kahaulelio, D. Kahaule-
lilo. ST., A. Mia.
Fourth Precinct.-Waihee.-J Whit
ford, NJ. p Waiwaiole, Kanui, ]. w. L.
Marshall and VIM. Campsie.
Fifth Wiluku.-W. E., Bl,
r. A. Wdsworth, Chrles Biley, A. N.
Il Kepoikai, Kamaka Kailianu, S. Kelii-
moi, D. H Davis, F. Sommerfield, w.
S. Mountcastle, A. Borba, Jr., ]. c,
Flores and William Mahu.
Sixth Precinct.-Puunene.- P.
Baldwin, H. B. Weller, T. Kekua, Capt.
D. F. Nicholson, ]. Makahio, w. B.
Hardy, A. Fernandez w. Searby, ole
Freitas, E. R. Lindsay, J. S. Medeiros
and ]. B. Thomson.
Seventh Precinct.-Keanae.-D w
Napihaa, ]. K. Naholo and D. P. Ka-
pewas
Eighth Precinct.-Nahiku.- Moses
!, | hekua anu hdulllOu'
Ninth Precinct-Hana.-W H. Haia
J. X. Kaleo, S. Kamauoha, N. Omsted
D. H. Kaualoku, M. H, Reuter- and ]
Kaaiewe.
Tenth Precinct.-Kipahulu. Han
neberg, Levi Joseph and Sila Pupuhi.
Eleventh Precinct-Kaupo.-E R
Keiki, NJ. H. Kane, J. Hooph and Pa
ele.
Twelfth Precinct.-Huelo.-W F
Pogue and Jos. Emmsley.
Thirteenth Precinct.-Hamakua
H. A. Baldwin, d. c. Lindsay, T. M
Church, E. B. Carley Enos Vincent, A
Comes, ]. r. Souza, c. Molteno, S. q
Kalama, John Kaluna, N. K. Kaloa
Joe Mitchell S. T. Kaiapa, James Ka'
aka and I. D. Iaea.
Fourteenth Precinct-Kula and Ma
kawao.-D. Morton, E. Morton, B. T
Manoanoa, E. Forsyth and j. N. Ka
pioho.
Fifteenth Precinct.-Kihei.-W. A
Sparks and Sam Anuhu.
Sixteenth Precinct.-Honuaula.-
s. Goodness and D. Kahuku.
The Territorial convention will NEE
in Wailuku on Saturday, the Sth, ant
the County convention in the sam
place on Monday, the 10th.
AS far as is known no slate for tn
organization of the convention ha
'. been made up here and doubtless tn
different offices will go to visiting dele
Z gates. Prince Kuhio will be the choic
for delegates and the business Of tn
convention will not take long.