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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

Rev. w. Lathrop Meeker has resigned
the pastorate Of the First Unitarian church
of Revere, Mass as preliminary to
going into politics and running for con-
gress. He disapproves of the existing po-
litical parties, social conditions economic
conditions. He would do away, for in
stance, with private ownership of natural
resources and public utilities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21
NIIcronlaniR.

MIcromania.
Micromania Is the name given to the
mental twist with which most OF us at
present are affected, and it comes from
living in flats. says a New York paper
Such, at least, is the dictum of modern
life tend to produce an inordlnate interest
in small things. Women who used to
make pets of Newfoundland dogs and boar
hounds have taken TO toy terriers and mid
get spaniels in their place, because they
are the only kind of dog for which the
typical flat can pretend to offer accommo-
dation," is the argument this critic puts
forward. THE smallest dog, the pigmy
pony the tiniest miniature-all these fill
their possessors with joyful pride and their
friends with envy. When people lived in
roomy houses the collected furniture for
the pure pleasure OF possessing IT, Great
mirrors and heavy carved woods were
sought after, but now the rage is all for
fans snuff boxes or any kind OF small
bric-a-brac. Miniatures and worries are
more popular than oil paintings and armor.
Tiny metal ornaments. the more grotesque
the better, are preferred TO porcelain vases
and statuary. In place of the splendid old
hairlooms former generations have handed
down to us, our contributions to those who
come after will be nothing except absurd
collections OF tiny truck"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21
Pleasures Past

Social Events OF Note ct which
Congsnial People Meet and En-
10y Themselves TO The Utmost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21
A Fierce Attack

OF malaria, liver arrangement and kinney
trouble, Is easily cured by ElectIss, BittASS.
the guaranteed remedy. COO. ~Aod Py
Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21
For the Future

Events Of Interest That Are ON
The Local Social Calendar Thas
Promise Much OF PLEASURE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21
Wedding Bells

Sweet Chimes hing for HAPPY
Couples Known in Omaha and AM
nouneemsnts Of Others Are Made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

New potatoes. have shed some OF their
hauteur, though none OF the priced spring
time flavor and now come at the bidding
Of smaller sums The market quotations
are So and 40 cents a peck They are
about the only vegetables which give any
indication, in their prices, OF the APP
proaeh of June. However asparagus, the
vegetable which has been 30 effected by
the erratic weather, is showing some i'm
provement in quality. The price varies from
cents a bunch TO four punches for 20
cents. Cauliflower is scarce and sells at
from 10 to Is cents Celery is likewise not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

Barnes, c. w. Miller, L. Nelson II. T.
Wellers, ]. II. johnson, w. Nieman, George
7. Lindey ]. E. Goodrich, Fred c. Jorgen-
sen, Miss Lillian Gwinn
Mrs. a. j. Knight was hosteses Wednes-
day at the meeting of the Fortnightly Card
club. Prizes for the game were won by
Mrs. A. j. Knight and Mrs w. n. Dor
ward and the guests of the club were Mrs.
K. l.. Howe and Mrs. M. Culkin. The
members present were Mesdames w. N.
Dorward G. j. Kyle, o. L. Hart, J. c.
Kinnard, j. p. Redman, e. A. Maher, e. w.
Cahow, o. 1. Purdy, Theodore Tillotson, A.
]. Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Karls of 1928 North
Twenty-second street entertained Monday
evening in honor of their daughter Vernice's
eighteenth birthday. Music and games
were the features OF the evening entertain
ment Those present were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

Mrs. Il. l.. Hoag entertained pleasantly
at bridge Thursday afternoon. Red and
white carnations and roses were used in
the decorations of the rooms Her guests
included Mrs. w. T. Bourke, Mrs. j. C.
Bishop, Mrs. j. Burster, Mrs. Henry Bes-
elm, Mrs. Edward Chapman, Mrs. r. v.
Cole Mrs. ]. z. Davis, Mrs. A. e. Crit
fen, Mrs. G. w. Greene. Mrs. II. Helfrich,
Mrs. A. D. Hoag, Mrs. f. l.. Heft, Mrs.
j. b. Jobst, Mrs. G. c. Kuehne, Mrs. Van
B. Lady, Mrs. II. F. Mcdonald, Mrs. w.
T. Misener, Mrs j. A. Mcintyre Mrs. o.
Manager, Mrs. w. A. Piel, Mrs. F. E. Ru-
dolph, Mrs. H. Rohlf, Mrs. A b. Somers,
Mrs. B. F. Thomas, Mrs. II. G. Windheim,
Mrs. w. H. Wigman, Mrs. A. l.. Undeland,
Mrs. r. l.. Young.
Mrs Elizabeth Ritter entertained the
members of the Coffee club at an after
noon Of games Thursday. The prizes for
a unique contest were won by Mrs. Max
Flothow and Mrs D. C. schaeffer Twenty
members were present, Mrs. John Richard
will entertain the club in two weeks
Mrs. Arthur Curtis entertained the z. a.
club Tuesday evening at a novelty shower
for Miss Gertrude Dake whose marriage
TO Mr.. William Haynes takes place June
s. Those present we're Misses Ella Crosby,
Edith Rogers, Martha Moss, Frances
Brooks, Esther Henrickson, Mabel Hen
rickson, Burdette Summers, Beatrice Urqu-
hart, Regina ANDERSEN, Marie Dake, Pearl
Roberts, Grace Shearer Fay Carter, Ora
Ogle, Lulu Cummins, Gertrude Coe, Effie
Coe, Gertrude Dake; Mesdames William
Traenkle, Hodge J. w. McCulley and Ar
thur Curtis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

chamber!ain's couss Gsmedy cures the
worst colds. Try 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

Mrs /. NJ. Clarkson announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter Hazel Cole,
to Mr. Woodbury. A. Gindell Of Pough-
keepsie, New York. The wedding to take
place in the near future
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21

chocolate corn Starch PuudluB-Scalu one
and one-half cupfuls CT milk. Scrape two
squares Of chocolate and melt over hot
water mix with a little OF the milk then
stir all together. Dissolve four level table
spoonfuls OF corn starch In enough cold
milk TO blend II; pour into the hot milk and
stir until thick and smooth: cover and
cook slowly for ten minutes. Beat to-
gether two eggs, three tabespoonfuls OF
sugar and stir for two minutes; take from
the fire; add one teaspoonful OF vanilla and
cream.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-21
Woman's Work

Activities Of the Organised
Bodies Along the Lines OF IN
dertaking Of Concern to Women.
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Crown of Lamb with Peas.
Potato Croquettes. Cauiflower au Gratin,
Lettuce. Cheese Fingers.
Chocolate Pudding. Coffee.
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W|LLETT & CRAY ON
DEMERARA SUGAR

Wiilct & GRAY have the following on
the crops of Demerara where local I'M
migration agents are now going to re
crujt labor. Their success depends
greatly on the i'll success of sugar in
this district:
The rainfall during the current
month has averaged + to inches IN
Demerara and Berbice, and weather ex-
perieneed has been favorable to grow
ing crops. In Essequebo weather has
been uufavorable. 10 to II inches OF
rain having been registered during the
past three weeks. The average ram
fall for the year to date has been ~
inches. Hot, forcing weather, with oc-
easionaI showers, would best suit the
wants of growing crops. Any sudden
setting in of drought would be produc-
tive of much harm. as owing to the
long continued spell of wet weather
roots of growing plants have developed
AT or near the surface. Canes are very
backward for age and on heavy clay
soils they have grown very tardlly and
lack the appearance OF healthy vlgor-
Gus growth usual at this time of the
wear. The Weld of sugar from acreage
to be reaped during October. November
and December Will be less than the
usual average. Bourbon canes have
not as a rule a healthy appearance and
they are suffering from some kind OF
disease which is doing much injury.
This disease is now the subject of in
vestigation, but no definite pronounce
ment as to its nature or cause can yet
he made 1t is evident. however, that
the Bourbon is becoming more and
more unreliable and that it must be
replaced by seedlings which are more
hardy and disease-resisting. The ques-
ton eff fighting the borer pest is hay
ing careful attention on every sugar
plantation in the colony. Gangs of
laborers are steadily employed catching
giant moths and cutting ont shoots at
tackled by the small moth borer. Til
lage has been DELAYED owing to the
incessant rains. The heavy soils can
not be worked in wet weather without
doing more harm than good Wedding
continues to be a cause of much delay.
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BY Authority
GENERAL
Election Proclamation

In pursuance of law. ], Walter +.
Frear, Governor of the Territory of
Hawaii. hereby proclaim that a general
election for a Delegate TO the House of
Representatives of the United States
and for Senators and Representatives
of the Legislature of the Territory of
Hawaii will be held on TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 5, 1910. throughout the
Territory. between the hours of eight
o clock a. m. and FIVE clock p. m.
The Senatorial Districts and numbers
of Senators to be elected therein are
as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT-lsland of Hawaii
two Senators.
SECOND DISTR1CT-Islands Of
Maui. Molokai, Lanai, and Kahoolawe
one Senator
THIRD DlSTRICT-Island of Oahu
-four Senators, one of whom shall be
elected for an unexpired term ending
on the dav of the general election of
1912.
FOURTH DISTRICT-Islands OF Ka-
uai and Nihau-one Senator.
Representatives are to be elected as
follows:
In the FIRST DISTRICT-four
In the SECOND DISTRICT-four.
In the THIRD DISTRICT-six.
In the FOURTH DISTRTCT-six.
In the FIFTH DISTRICT-six.
In the SIXTH DISTRIBUTIONS.
The Representative districts, pre-
cincts and polling places are as follows:
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RecorGeG August Il. 1910.


4 II Dondero ct al to Martha Bomke;
lots 10 and H.. New judd Tract,
Honolulu, Oahu: $3.50. b BIS, p 49,.
Dated August 13, 1910.
W NJ Minton and VT to Joseph +
Kan, D; lots . and 3. blk \. IN inton
Tract, - Honolulu, Oahu: 5000. b 33s.
P 1913. Dated August 10, 1910
William r Castle and as Tr and VT TO
J Alfred Magoon ct al, u; int IN :
100, ku' lll1 within Nunanu, Pauahi,
Smith ard BeretanIa SIS. Honolulu, "a
hu; 1920. b 33S, 2 200. Dated An
gust >, 1910.
Pioneer Bldg a Loan Assn OF Haw
Ltd to Alice kanrl, Rel; por K = 2oO9,
knl 600, ap :. Mokanea, Honolulu, "a,
hn; $500. = 555. ? 3@N. Dated August
;, l9lO.
Evellna 'amaFa ana hso ~ 10
Mutual Bldg \ Loan Nocy OF H2W Ltd'
NJ; lot OF or 1896. hldgs, rents etc,
Punchbowl SIS, Honolulu. Oahu; $1,000.
r 1893, $40. Dated August II, 1916.
Won Hamm Young 90 Ltd to { Fl
Rehr. Rel; 1910 4evlinder OldSmohlle
Special Touring Car No 1925. Ter Of
Hawaii: SIS b 1893. p 1872. Dated
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SIXTH REPRESENTATIVES, DIS
TRICT-FoURTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT.
The Islands of Kauai and Niihau, con
shutting the County of Kauai

oet1ubllieo t-4s OF hdudl.
FIRST PREJINCT-The Island of
Niihau. Polling place, Niihau school
house
SECOND PRECINCT-The portion of
the District Of Waimea. on the Island
of Kauai west Of the boundary between
the kekaha and Waimea plantations
and lac in extension thereof along
the western edge Of Waimea Valley
to the southern boundary Of Ma Pail.
Polling place, Eekaha schoolhouse.
THIRD PRECINCT-The portion of
the District of Waimea, on the Island
of Kauai, between the second precinct
and the bed Of the Nah;n"uli Valley.
Polling place, Waimea courthouse.
FOURTH rRECINCT-The remain
der of the Diseric. Of Waimea. Poll
ing place, Makaweli schoolhouse.
FIFTH PRECTNCT-The portion Of
the District of Koloa west Of the west
boundary of the land of Koloa. PoIl-
ing place, Office Of the McBryde Sugar
Company, at Wahiawa.
SIXTH PRECTNCT-The renaiudrr
OF the District Of Koloa. Polling place,
koloa courthouse.
SEVENTH PRECTNCT-The Dis
tr'et of Lihue. Polling place. Ll,.o
Social hall.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-The District
OF hawaiian. Polling place, Kapaa
courthouse
NINTH PRECTNCT-The portion of
the District of Tanqlei east of me IA.
hhi"al stream, Polling place. Kilauea
schoohouse.
TENTH PRECINCT-Th remainder
OF the District Of Hanalei. Polling
place. Waioli courthouse.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
heremto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the Territory Of Hawaii
70 be affixed
Done at the Capitol in Honolulu
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REGISTRATION No1lcE

1.-THE The B. Board ard of Regi,ts.,,o,
Island of Oahu will mes, - 10, q
f fess .po named at the Il ,ia -, y
lot / ;1 ,oe purpose of registering :, ss
aiming applicants for res;s.. ad
voters at the coming election ', ~ y
mining their eligibility. aug d''
In the kapiolani buildiu. =, :.
street in Honolulu, be,raes W Ali
Of 100 O'Clock to s:s o" = "a, The h
| . noon to 1870 O'Clock : ,'0ek
o clock to $50 o'clock : ?, N. III
day except SUNDAYS, No.. Z. N: Of 4
lst' A. D. 1910, and eoa s.ualas u
Sept; 18th, A: D. 1910, i nelns'nns u
ON MONDAY, September 10 ,s;,
At Pearl City railroad s,,,;,.
M . CLOCK to lo:l5 o'sIs,I
Alea Clubhouse from 1914; -,
a. m. to u noon os.d
"ste ter Puuloa, las o,.,,,.
3:45 o'clock p. m. s'os
ON TUESDAY, Septemha, On =.
AT Waipahu Mill, $50 !, 'ela NV;
to u O'Clock noon wy Z
Eva Mill from | o 'cloe.
3 clock p. m. =
"aianae Court House, S o,,.,
m. to 6 o'clock D. N ~.
S 8 clock ;, to 10 O'Clock
WEDNESDAY. September q, ION
Waialua Court House. a'.1... !.
clock ?. m. and 4:3o o'ds1
III RsDAf, September %, 1910.
kahuku Restaurant from a.h
to 8 O'Clock p. m.
Laie Dance Hall, $3.50 o,ela.
1870 O'Clock p. m.
FRIDAY, September %, 1910:
Hauula Court House, 5 o'cl.t \
$3.50 O'Clock a. m.
Punaluu at Kaaimanu's hous
o'cloc' a. m.
Kahana, Renton's house fron 7
O'Clock a. m. to 1880 o,e)oI
Waikane, at Waikane churtl \
O'Clock noon to / O'Clock ) i
kaalaea. at Moses Akawas IL
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Heeia, at house Of q. Jones ii /,
O'Clock.
Kaneohe. at Court House i
| O'Clock p. m.
SATURDAY, September "a, 1910:
Waimanalo from 10 o'clock b 4
O'Clock a. n.
Kailua, at corner Of Kailu, =
/ Waimanalo road, u O'Clock nd
| The Board Of Registration viii ntuI
to Honolulu and meet on Monday, Sek
%, 1910, for the purposes Of contisuiI
the registration Of voters between q
hours Of 7:30 O'Clock and $50 Geld
a. M. II noon to 80 O'Clock p n. ID
4 O'Clock to $50 O'Clock ,. n. dill
Except Sundays) up to and inthd,l
| October 9, 1910.
SAM. F. CHILLINGW0RTH,
Chaifmaa
JOHN D. HOLT, JR,
A. X. VIERRA.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COukT "
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRIT0N
HAWAII.
AT CHAMBERS-N PkObA1
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of I'm. r
Quinn, Late of Honolulu /
Deceased.

III the Matter OF tne hstaee =. = n
Quinn, Late Of Honolulu l.
Deceased.
On reading and fling the pes i1.,;
James c. Quinn of Honolulu, - ~
that Emmeiia Quinn of Honolulu y. y
intestate at said Honolulu on ~ y,
day of May, A. D. 1910, leaving :. ~. r =,
ertv within the jurisdiction Of TINS y.
necessary to be administered up W.;
praying that letters Of aamlni'
issue to said James G. QUINN -. IN
If is ordered that Monday, to- :
iav Of september, A. D: i : s,, i
o'clock A. NJ, be and hereby : ~ aY sspa|
ed for hearing said petition IN t 1l,a Il
room Of this court in the .a~ u 6
Rnild;ng in the City and County !. II n
noIuju, at which time and pace "a = Il
sons concerned may appear anu sa;d "a
cause. if any they have, why saw
tinn sbauId not be granted. ,.., i. D
d Dated Honolulu, August i''''
1910.
Nv the Court. .,,,oNT0y. /
ISeal.7 NJ. T. slNq 9;,lt eir,a
c1erE Circuit Court of the flrs ~ ~
Glenn. K. Quinn, Attorney
ti0ne s-42-Aug Is, %, %. SEPT
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RESOLUTION NO. ~.

BE 1T RESOLVED BY the Board !
Supervisors Of the City and CouI3
Of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawai- -
the sum Of Seven Hundred and ff7
($750.00) Dollars is hereby appropnaa|
from out the General Fund tor = :
count known as Inspection, Dsi! u
tie.
Presented by Supervisor Danld
gan.
Dated: Honolulu, T. b. July
1910.
Approved this 18th day Of Aug
A. D. 1910.
JOSEPH J. FERN,
Maya
s74s-Aug. ~, 20. %, %, "a, D. ~
20, 81
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FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS.
TRICT-PART OF THIRD SEN
ATORIAL DISTRICT
The Portion of the City and County
Of Honolulu Northwest of Nuuanu
Avenue and a Line in Extension
Thereof From Nuuanu Pail to Mo-
kapu Point

FIRST PRECINCT-The portion of
kooIanpoko District between line
from Nnnanu Pail to Mokapu Point
and the top Of the ridge between
Heeia and Ahuiman0. Polling place
koolanpoko courthouse, at Kaneohe
SECOND PRECINCT-The remain
der Of Koolaupoko District. POLLING
place, Naiahole schoolhouse.
THIRD PRECINCT-Tbe portion Of
Koolauloa District southeast Of the
southeast boundary Of Laie. Polling
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place, Yin Sit clubhouse, at Kapano,
Punaluu
FOURTH PRECINCT-The remain
der of Koolauloa District. Polling
place. restaurant near railway station
at kahuku.
FIFTH .PRECINCT-TAe Waialua
District. except the part thereof south
of line from kaala summit TIM lga
Kamaohanui peak, Pun Pane and Pea,
hinaia hill to the boundary Of Koolau-
loa. Polling place, Waialua courthouse.
For remainder Of Waialua District,
see sixteenth precinct.
SIXTH PRECIN|T-The Waianae
District. Polling place, Waianae court
house.
SEVENTH PRECINCT-The portion
of Eva District comprised IN the lands
of Hoaeae AMI Honolulu. Polling
place. Eva pavilion.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-The remainder
of Eva District, except the portion of
Halawa' southwest of line from the
mauka end Of Kuahua fish pond
through Mazalapa crater to the boun-
Diary of Moaualua. Polling place, EVA
courthouse.
For remainder Of HaIawa see Seven
teenth Precinct
>rr\-rIr pDrrTN-CrT IT. ,or4;o., q,
Honolulu District westerly of a line
from the Koolau range along the west
erly boundary of Kalihi TO King street,
thence along King street to Palama
Chapel road, thence along Palama
Chapel road and the extension thereof
to the Oahu Railway. and thence along
the southern branch of that railway TO
its first near approach to the sea. Poll
ing place, KaL.hi pumping station.
TENTH PRECINCT-The portion of
Honolulu District northeast Of King
street and between the westerly bound
airy of Kalihi and the easterly boundary
of kalihi from the k0olau range to the
Kalihi road ana then the kalihi road
to King street. Polling place. Kalihi
waena schoolhouse.
ELEVENTH PRECINCT-The por
ton Of Honolulu District bounded By
King street, LjIiha street, School street
and Kalihi road Polling place, King
street near KaiuIaai school.
TWELFTH PRECINCT-The portion
of Honolulu District north of Schoo
street and between the tenth precinc
and a line from the koolau range along
the edge of the ridge on the west sid,
of Nuuanu Valley to 4 line in exten
sion of Judd street, thence along salt
line and Judd street to Liliha street
and thence along Liliha street TO Schoo
street. Polling place, near corner O
Liliha and School streets
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT-The por
ton of Honolulu District north O.
School street between the twelfth pre-
cinct and Nuuanu avenue Pollin:
place. corner of Kuakini street am
Nuuanu avenue
FOURTEENTH PRECINCT - TIL
portion of Honolulu District boundet
by Nuuanu avenue. School street, Lii
ha street, and King and Beretani:
streets. Polling place, Vineyard stree
on west side of Nuuanu stream.
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT-The por
ton Of Honolulu District south 0
Beretania and King streets and between
Nuuanu avenue aud the ninth precinct
including Quarantine and other islands
Polling place, Aala Park.
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT-The re
mainder of Waialua District. Pollin,
place, Wahiawa schoolhouse.
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT-Th
remainder of Halawa. Polling place
schoolhouse at Watertown.
| CTYTIJ 0rcCNrAnrx-r INC
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TWENTY FIRST PRECINCT-The
remainder Of the Island Of Molokal eN-
cepting the Kalawao District. Polling
place Kauuakakai scboolhouse.
TWENTY SECOND PRECINCT-The
Kalaw2o District. Polling place, IA
Iaupapa store.
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bed of Halehaku gulch. Polling place,
Huclo schoolhOuse.
FOURTEENTH PRECINt'T- The
porto of Hama District northwest of
the Kapaula stream. Polling place
Keanae schoolhouse
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT-The por-
ton of Hama District between the
fourteenth precinct and the Hama Koo-
lau boundary. Polling place, Nahiku
Schoolhouse.
SIXTEENTH PRECTNCT-The ror-
tion Of Hama District between the ff-
teenth precinct and Kipahulu. Polling
place. Hama courthouse.
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT-Kipa
hulu. Polling place, Kipahulu court
house.
EIGHTEENTH PRECTNCT-The re
mainder Of Hama District. including
Kaupo and Kahikinui Polling place,
Kaupo schoolhou-e.
NINETEENTH PRECINCT The
portion of the Island of Molokai mort h
Of line running along the bed Of the
Honouliwai gulch. the southern bound
airy of Halawa and the top of the ridge
between Wailau and Halawa. Polling
place. Halawa schoolhouse.
TWENTIETH pRECINCT-The por-
tion Of the Island Of Molokai bounded
on the east by the nineteenth precinct
and on the west by the east boundary
of Kawela and the Kalawao District.
Polling place, Pukoo courthouse.
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FIRST REPRESENTATIVE DIS
TRICT-PART OF FIRST SENA-
TORIAL DISTRICT.
Districts of Puma, South Hilo, North
Hilo and Hamakua, Island and
County of Hawaii.

FIRST PRECINCT-The portion of
Puma District south of Keaau and west
of line along the eastern boundary
of Kamaili, the western boundary of
the Kaohe homesteads and a line in
extension thereof to the boundary of
keaau Polling place, Kalapana school
house.
SECOND PRECINCT-The portion Of
Puma District south of Keaau and east
of the first precinct. Polling place,
KapOho courthouse.
THIRD PRECINCT-The remainder
of Puma District, including the lands
of Keaau and Olaa. Polling place.
FOURTH PRECINCT-The portion
of South Hilo District south of Pona-
hawai- street and road ana the line of
its extension TO the sea. Polling place,
Volcano Stables wagon shed at Wal
akea.
FIFTH PRECINCT-Th portion Of
South Hilo District between the fourth
precinct and the Honolii stream makai
and south boundary of Paukaa mauka.
Polling place. Circuit Courthouse at
Hilo
SIXTH PRECINCT-The portion of
South HiIo District between the fifth
precinct and the south boundary of
Makahanaloa. Polling place, Papaikou
sch0olhouse.
SEVENTH PRECINCT-The re
mander Of South Hiio District. Poll
ing place, Honomu schoolhouse.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-The portion
of North Hilo District south of the
bed Of Maulua guIch makai and the
south boundary of Maulua mauka. Poll
ing place, Honohina barn.
NINTH PRECINCT-Tbe remainder
of North JIilo District, including the
land of Humuula. Polling place, Lau-
pahoehoe courthouse.
TENTH PRECINCT-The portion of
Hamakua District east Of the easterly
! boundary of Kalopa and the line of its
extension to Pun Omaokoili. Polling
! place. PaauiIo courthouse.
! ELEVENTH PRECINCT-The por-
! ton Of Hamal5ua District between the
tenth precjnct and the easterly bound
AIRY Of Malanahae and Kapoaula and
/ It's extension to Pun kaiaH. Polling
! place, Honokaa courthouse.
TWELFTH PRECINCT-The re
mainder Of Hamakua District Polling
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