Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-18
THREECONTESTS
FOR NOMINATION.
TO CONVENTION
Fourth, Sixth and Seventh of
Fourth Only Precincts to
Yield Delegate Fights

1 seventh precincts of the fourth dis
trict there were no contests for the
nomination OF delegates to the coming
| Republican territorial convention al
! the elections held all over the island
| last night. r... i:
The eighth precinct club of the
| fourth district, after the nominations
closed, decided to call special meet
ing on March q TO discuss the failure
of the present board Of supervisors to
live up to the platform on which II
was elected. The motion was carried
unanimously and apparently was in
accord with somewhat feryent feel
ings of those present. .=" -.
Fourth District. ...--
The nominations for the fourth dis
trict. by precincts, follow: -.
First Meeting held at Liliuokalani
school. Five delegates selected, r. w
Aylett, L. A. Berndt. Samuel F. Mott,
L A. Soares and Ed Towse. To fill
vacancies Samuel F. Mott was elected
treasurer and Henry Freitas county
committeeman r
Kuhio Delegate. ."...: r..
Five elected, Prince Kuhio, Carl
Widemann. Lono MeCallum, John H.
Wise and Kalani Keiki -
Third-Meeting at Manoa tennis
courts. Four elected, ]. b. Enos,
George Male, A. p. Taylor and r. @.
Brown.
Fourth-There will be a contest in
this precinct as there are five dele
gates to be selected and nine were
nominated. They are A. ID. Castro,
r. w. Single, R. w. Breckons, e. F,
Chillingworth. ID. l.. Conkling, John
Waterhouse, G. p Wilder, T. p. Cum
minis and George W. Smith, Hill.
Fifth-Meeting held at the residence
of l.. NJ. Judd L. NJ. Judd. William
Thompson, c. G. Ballentyne and Harry
D. Bailey.
Two Contests. ....~.
Sixth-There will be a contest in
both nominated and there would have
been another name, making eleven
mad not Solomon Hanohano with.
drawn at the last moment Those
are ApaH ManuWai, John
Pau. George Hawai-, Joe Ale, John
kaaua, Thomas Saffrey, Charles Ke-
aloha; John p. Mendoza, Dick Panae-
wa, Raymond Duvauchelle. Five are
to be elected.
Seventh Meeting at Peter Barron's
gymnasium. Four TO be elected and
seven were nominated. They were
Joel C. Cohen, Peter Barron, Clifford
Splitter, William Harbottle, James
Aud, Jr., William PuaAala, George Ke-
Eighth-Meeting at the Hawaiian
Hotel. M. j. Serpa, John Vasconcellos,
John K Kamanoulu and Lorrin An
Grews szl..s.
Ninth-Meeting at the residence of
K. P. Fogarty, Chaplain lane. Besides
the delegates to the convention new
secretary. S. Kalama, and assistant
secretary. solomon Kuwela, were
elected There were about forty mem
bers of the club present and the fol
lowing were the unanimous choice OF
their fellows: c. L. Crabbe, Harry F.
Murray, Sam Kalama, j. j. sHazey, z.
p. Fogarty and James j. Jarrett.
Tenth The meeting was held at
the water gate premises at the foot
of Judd street. Albert Horner was
tie delegate selected without opposi-
ton.
Eleventh-Wa imanalo, no return re
ceived. a
notwithstanding at the residence
Of Andrew McCabe, Pauoa. Three
elected, C. NJ. Bettencourt, A. X. Kaeo
and Carlos A. Long.
Fifth District.
Returns are not all ir from the fifth |
district II proved impossible today |
10 get in touch with officers of some |
Of the country clubs. Returns from
precincts sending in reports are as fol- |
ows:
First William Henry.
Nfth-John Kewaufu, Clifford Kim |
ball and J. P. Madiros.
Seventh George +. Renton.
Eighth--Charles N. Arnold, f. X. |
Archer and c. II. McNally.
Ninth-E. J. Crawford, E. H. s. Ma,
'ino. George K Kaia, NJ. X. Ianua and |
R. K Christ.
Tenth imeona Nawaa. Manuel X.
Richards and ]. S. Achong.
Eleventh--W. C.. Achi, Rudolph Dun
IAN, S. C. Dwight. VIM. A. Hall, James
Il. Hakuole, John Kanae and Charles
2 Kauhane.
Thirteenth-Fred T. P. Waterhouse,
4. L. Castle, Sylvester P. Correa, Oil
Ter X. Stillman.
Fifteenth---Kshinoi. w. H. Knox.
Moses Kekahiko.s - III