The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-29

did not want to rur, but was urged to
remain on the ticket and so consented,
but when the list was being made up
Mr.. Rawlins name was omitted. The
chair said Mr.. Rawlins had withdrawn
it, but when Mr.. Rawlins' attention
was called to the incident, he declared
he was in the running, to which the
chair answered.:
"Well, III tell you Rawlins, you
won't get elected. that IS ALL -
Mr.. Rawlins declared after the meet
ing that that remark of Mr. Buffan-
deau IS decided him to get in and work
for election
The nominees as finally selected, were
as follows:
Territorial-J. H. Ku, George Male,
Chas. E. King,
County-E c. Brown. J. w. Cathcart,
Kalimapehu, George Denison, E. Bu-
fandeau, Henry Hickey, Chas. Kaanoi,
Jack Naiwi, Akona Along. Chas. Bal
ley, George Makalena, j. F. Lewis, w.
F. Dillingham;. B. f. Sammons, Jack
Kuamoo, w. T. Rawlins, r. A. Lyons,
A. F. Grifiths.
The turnout of voters was satisfae-
tory, the haole representation being un-
usually large.
The roll book will be open for sigma
lures today up to 10 p. m. at the resi-
denee of Mr.. Buffandeau, corner of
Alexander and Beretania avenue, with
Secretary Kaanoi in attendance.
Third Precinct, Fourth District.
In the Third Precinct, Fourth Dis
trict (Makiki). where about seventy
FIVE voters attended, it was voted to
I'D bo -
an open ballot in the conventions This
was the important feature of the meet
ing, which was harmonious and was at
tended by many of the representative
men of the city, including Governor
Frear, Treasurer Campbell, County Au-
ditor Bicknell, Territorial Auditor Fish
er and Senator Chillingworth. The roll
book of the club will be open today
at the Hawaiian News Company, Mer-
chant street, up to evening. The list
of nominees. from which three for the
Territorial and seventeen for the Coun-
tv conventions will be elected, are as
follows:
Territorial--A. G.. NJ. Robertson, s. F.
Chillingworth, John Waterhouse, J. P.
Cooke. w. L. Castle, R. Hoapili Baker.
County-C. H. Cooke, j. Richards, j.
Hughes, NJ. K. Cook, W. II. Bromley,
J. Bicknell, w. f. Brown, J. J. Belser,
C. s. Crane. j. I'll. Fisher. w. R. Far
rington. J. NJ Little, r. w. Aylett, L.
F. Lansing, J. d. Marques, Frank
Kruger. Henry Pfuger, John F. Soper,
Gus Schuman. Chas. F. Chillingworth,
r. w. Breekons, l.. G. Ables, G. Fred
Bush.
Fourth Precinct, Fourth District.
In the Fourth Precinct, Fourth Dis
trict, the precinct of Lucas and Hustace,
the meeting was held at the Bailey wire
bed factory on Alapai street. 1t was
stated bv Hustace that he didn t desire
a slate, and this was agreed to by Lu-
cas-. Between eighty and ninety voters
were present. The nominations were
made generally, and from these lists
three are TO be elected to the Terrific
rial and fifteen to the County conven-
tion. The list of nominees follows:
Territorial-M. F. Prosser, w. w.
E. A. C. Long, F. J. Low
rev. DIR. C. B. Wood
Countv-George Ashley, George W. !
Smith, W. J. Karratti, c.. G. Ballentyne,
F. E. Richardson, John w. Walker, Jack |
Lucas, Charley Hustaee, Charley Phil ,
ips. r. W. Shingle, Tim Lyons, W. c. !
parke. J. NJ. Monsarrat, F. o. Boyer,
F. H. Paris. Ralph Johnstone, c. NJ. V
Forster. C. W. Ziegler. F. B. Damon, w.
!. Howard. Fl. P. r. Roth, f. J. Water |
nan, J. l. Mclean, w. F. Heilbron, C. |
A. Long, ]. A. Williams, Sam Me
league.
Fifth Precinct, Fourth District.
In the Fifth Precinct, Fourth Dis |
rcit. there was a unanimous selection
f nominees. The meeting was held in
he old Germania saloon, corner South /
nd Queen streets. The list is as fol-
ows:
Territorial. NJ. Koahou, Chas. B.
Jos. Paahau and Geo. P. Pau
lini.
County-Job Bachelor, Chas. NJ. Cos /
a. r. Duvauchelle, Geo. Hawai-, Sol. /
Ianohano. John NJ. Kealoha. John Ka
.ua. John HaiIianu, Daniel H. Keliiaa,
Ianuel Leal, K. Nohunohu, John Wal
ace.
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