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THE GARDEN ISLAND.
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE
TO CANDIDATES FOR ELEC
TION TO COUNTY OFFICES
WITHIN THE COUNTY OF
KAUAI, T. II. "
i
Notice is hereby Riven, that
whereas it is required by law that
candidates for election to County
Offices shall deposit their nomina
tions with the County Clerk not
less than twenty (20) days prior
to election, which will be in this
year on November 5th., At d. 1912,
it will be necessary therefore to-have
nouii nations of candidates for elec
tion to County Offices within the
County of Kauai, Territory of Ha
waii, be filed with the County Clerk
of the County of Kauai nei, at his
office in Lihue, said County of
Kauai, not later than FOUR (4)
O'CLOCK 'in the afternoon - of
TUESDAY, the ISth'-day ef
OCTOBER, A. D. 1912.
In order to be eligible.lo election
as a County Officer the candidate
must be a citizen of the United
States of America and. ef the Terri
tory of Hawaii nei and must have
been a duly qualified elector of the
Territory of Hawaii and of the
County of Kauai for at least one-
year next prior to his election; and
in case of the members o f the
Board .of Supervisors, the. same
qualification are required and in
addition thereto they shall continue
to reside within the district from
which they are elected during
period of their incumbency; and;
in the case of the County Attorney
no person shall be elected as such
who, in addition to the foregoing
qualifications, is not a duly licensed
Attorney admitted to practice in
the Supreme Court of the Territory
of Hawaii and has practiced law in
the County of Kauai nei for at
least one year.
Each nomination must be accom
panied by a deposit of twenty-five
dollars ($25.00) and be signed by
not less than twenty-five duly
qualified electors of the County of
Kauai or of the district within the
County of Kauai for which such
election'is to be held and in which
the nominee is requested to be a
candidate.
Each candidate must and shall,
at the time of filing his nomina-:
tion papers, state by what political
party he is nominated or his noh-
partisanship, as the case may be,
in older that such party affiliation
or non-partisanship may be printed
on the ballot in front of the name
of such candidates.
The name or names of the candi
date or candidates will be printed
with the Hawaiian , or English
(language) equivalent, if sue h
there be, if the candidate shall .so
request the undersigned in writing
at the time of filing his nomination.
J. Mahiai Kaneakua,
County Clerk, County of Kauai,
T. II.
Lih"e, Kauai T.IISept. 25th, 191?.
Oct. 1, 8, 15. '
MA KB KAUOHA
OLELO HOOPAA
NA MOHO HOLO BALOTA
NO NA OIHANA KALANA
MALOKO O KE KALANA O
KAUAI, T. II.
Ma keia ke haiia aku nei ka
lohe, no ka mea uakauohaia make
kanawai e waiho ae na Moho Holo
Balota no ke kohoia no na oihana
Kalana i ka lakou mau palapala
noi no ka holo moho ana, i ke
Kakauolelo o ke Kalana aole e emi
iho malalo o na la he iwakalua (20)
mamua ae o ka la koho balota, oia
hoi ma ka la 5 o Noveniaba M. II.
1912 i keia makahiki nei, nolaila7
ke kauoha aku nei e waihqia -mai
ia mau palapala noi holo moho no
na oihana kalana maloko o ke
Kalana o Kauai, Territori o Ha
waii nei, me ke Kakauolelo o ke
Kalana o Kauai i oleloia mamua
mai o ka liora tha (4) o ka auwina
la o ka POALUA, i ka la 15 o
Okatoba, M. H. 1912.
I mea e kupono ai kekahi mea
ke kohoia i Luna Oihana no ke
Kalana, e ikeia he kupa oia no
Amerika Huipuia a no ke Teritori
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE;
TO CANDITATES FOR ELEC:
TION TO COUNTY OFFICES
,. WITHIN THE COUNTY' OF
KAUAI.
Tjie attention of all candidates
at the next County General Klec
tion to be held on November.' 5th.
1912, is drawn to sections 3jf, 35
and 36 of the Revised Laws of
Hawaii (1905) relating to the filing
of an itemized sworn statement by
each candidate of his expenses in
curred in connection with such
election; where he has incurred
such expenses. If a candidate has
incurred uo expenses on account
of sjuch election, he shall so, set
forth such . fact also by a sworn
statement.
T. Mahiai Kaneakua.
County Clerk, Countv of Kauai,
T. II. v
Lihue, Kauai, T. H. Sept. 28, 1912.
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MA KB KAUOHA
.... .. HOOLAHA
T na Mnho Holo Balota pati no
na Oihana Kalana malpko -p ke
Kalana o Kauai. . V "'
'' Ma keia ke katiohaia aku nqi na
Moho Holo Balota apay ma keia
Kau Koho Balota Nui ae o ke
Kalana o Kauai nei e malamaia ana
ma ka la 5 o Noveniaba, 1912; e
hoomaopopo pono ae i ke kauoha
o na pauku 34, 35, ame 36 o ke
Kanawai i'.Hqoponopono Ilouia o
Hawaii nei (1905) e pili ana no ka
waiho ana mai i kekahi Hoike i
hoohikiia e ka Moho Holo Balota
no kona mau hoolilo e pili ana i
ke koho balota, ina he mau hoolilo
kona. Ina hoi able he mau hoo
lilo o kekahi Moho Holo Batata
e hoakaka no oia pela ma kekahi
Hoike no i hoohikiia e'ia. ':
J. Mahiai Kyneakua,
Kakauolelo, Kalana o kauai, T. H.
Lihue', Kauai. T. H. Sept. 28, 1912.
Oct. 1, 8 15.
o Hawaii nei a he mea kupono no
hoi i ke koho balota no ke Teritori
o Hawaii a uoke Kalana o Kauai
nei no hookahi makahiki mamua
ae o kona kohoia ana aku; a no na
lala hoi ,o ka Papa Lunakiai, ma-
waho ae o' ia 'uraii hoQkupono'j5
hpikeia -ae' la e 'n'oho paa .lakou
maloko o ka Aparia e koho ia'ai
lakou oiai ko lakou majiawa e nollo
oihana ana; a no ka Loio Kalana
hoi, hole loa e kohoia kekahi mea
ma ia oihana, ina, mawaho ae o na
mea hookupono i hoikeia ae la,
aole oia he Loio i aeia no ka lawe
lawe oihana ana imua o ka Aha
Hookolokolo Kiekie o .ke" Teritori
o Hawaii nei a ua lawelawe hoi i
ka oihana Loio iloko o ke Kalana
o Kauai nei no ka manawa i emi
ole hoi malalo o ka. makahiki hoo
kahi.
E waihoia mai na palapala noi i
oleloia me na dala puhe Iwakalua
kumamali.ma ($25.00)' a ve .kakau-
inoaia hoi ua palapala noi la e ka
poe aole e emi iho ka nui malalo o
ka iwakalua-kumamalima(25) poe
koho o ke Kalana o Kauai nei a
ole oloko o ka Apana kahi e koho
balota ia ai a maloko hoi olaila i
noi ia ai kekahi i moho holo balota.
E hoike mai keia ame keia moho
holo balota i ka manawa e waiho
mai ai i ko lakou mau palapala noi
holo moho no kekahi oihana Kala
na, i ko lakou Aoao Kalaiaina
nana i wae ia lakou i moho, a i ole
i ka poe paha aohe Aoao Kalaiaina
liana i wae ia lakou i mall nioho, i
mea e hiki ai ke paiia ko lakou
Aoao Kalaiaina mamua mai o ko
lakou mau inoa nialuna o ka ba
lota. E paiia no ka inoa Hawaii a
Haole paha o kekahi ' moho holo
balota, ina he inoa fiekajii o ia a'no,
ina e noi mai ka moho holo lialota
i ka mea nona ka inoa malalo iho
ma ka palapala i ka wa e waiho
mai ai i kona palapala iwi e holo i
moho.
J. Mahiai Kanh.vkuA,
Kakauolelo, Kalana o Kauai.
Lihue,.' Kanai, T. II. Sepatemaba
25th. 1912. -2t."
' Lancer Safety Matches in pack
ages of. ten boxes for 5 cents.
Where? At the Lihue Store, tf.
Facts
If you are planning to build a new
house or garage, we would like to make
you an estimate on your lumber and build
ing material.
. We have just received more than a
half million feet of choice lumber direel:
from the Sound and can fit you with pre
cisely what you require, at attractive prices.
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EMPORIUM
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COURT NOTICE
In The Circuit Court, Fifth
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers In Probate
In the matter of the Estate of
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart Meeawa, de
ceased Intestate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The undersigned having been
appointed administrator of the
Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Hart
Meeawa, deceased intestate, hereby
gives notice to all creditors of said
deceased to present their claims
duly authenticated and with proper
vouchers, if any exist, even if the
claim is secured by mortgage upon
real estate, to me at my office at
the Waimea Court House at Wai
mea, .Kauai, within six 'months
from the date of the first publica
tion of this notice,, or within six
months from the date they fall
due, or the same will be forever
barred .
., W. O. Croweix.
'Administrator of. the Estate of
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Meeawa, De
ceased Intestate, of Waimea,
Kauai.
Dated, Waimea, Kauai, Septem
ber 16, 1912.
6t.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Mr. Manuel Rapozo Teves, has
this day. been appointed Deputy
Tax Assessor and Collector o f
Taxes, for the Kawaihau District,
Island and County of Kauai, Ter
ritory of Hawaii, vs J. W. Neal
resigned.
J. K. Farley,
Assessor, Fourth Division.
Koloa, Kauai, Sept. 27, 1912.
Approved:
D. L. Coxkung
Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.
2t.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all
parents i n Koloa district that
vacillations will take place in the
schools as follows:
El'eele school Oct. 10.
Koloa '.' " 15.
Kalaheo " " 17.
(Signed) Government Physician
Koloa District.
ELEELE ECHOES
Mr. Richard Hughes returned
from Honolulu on Friday.
Mr. Frank Alexander, Manager
of McUryde Plantation left for Ho
nolulu on the Kinau, Saturday.
Mr. llarokl Dyson, who arrived
from Honolulu o n Friday's boat
is the guest of (he Misses Hastie
of Kk-cle. He says that he ad
mires the roads and also the young
ladies of Kauai.
j Mr. Walter Marshall of Eleele
j left for Kilauea last week.
Mr. Baldwin of Makaweli arrived
from Honolulu last week.
Miss Margaret Bole arrived from
1 Scotland to visit her father at Mc
j Bryde last week.
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KEKAHA NOTES
Mr. Howard D. Hitchcock who
has been spending a few weeks o n
Kauai painting at Hanalei, is now
visiting Halemanu Camp, and
making some excellent pictures.
Among them, he is painting a large
canvasof" Waimea Canyon" for the
Eric Knudsens, which will be one
of Mr. Hitchcock's finest canvasses
of the Canyon when finished.
Mr. Hitchcock understands the
Hawaiian coloring, and is a true
artist, in the right sense. He leaves
for Honolulu on Saturday's "Ki
nau," and will later go to Califor
nia to paint some of the scenery
there.
Eric Knudsen leaves for Hono'
lulu, on a short business trip on
Saturday's "Kinau."
Mrs. Win, Danford accompanied
Mrs. V. Knudsen to San Francisco
for a short visit there with family
and friends. Mrs. Dantord will
be greatly misssd while away.
Mrs. W. K. Schultze is spending
some time m the mountains. She
has been visiting Mrs. Hansen,
and next week will be joined by
her husband. Thev will spend a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Knudsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Hansen
and family expect to return to the
lowlands about the middle of
October. They have now with them
Mr. and Mrs. Whittiugton. Mr
Whittington is enjoying a well
earned vacation and the benefit
of the mountain air.
Mr. Knudsen and familv return
ed to "Hoea" about the middle of
October, after a jolly summer at
Halemanu, where .they have had
many guests, i litre lias been a
lot of game in the mountains this
summer, which has furnished lots
of excitement for the hunters.
Miss Maud L'Orange arrived by
last Kinau, after a long trip
from Berlin. She came out with
Mr. H. P. Faye, her uncle, Mr
Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. T
Brandt, they had a fine trip across,
stopping at points of interest. Miss
L'Orange will visit her sister Mrs
Eric Knudsen for sometime and re
turn to Europe, where they sail in
May for ayear's trip and also to take
in the wedding of their brother's
to Miss Juel. Miss L'Orange is al
ready charmed with the Island life.
Mr. Hans L'Orange returned
to Waipahu by the "Hall" Tues
day after a 10 day's vacation up in
the Halemanu mountains. He did
a lot of hunting, and captured
some fine skins etc.
M r . Aaser of Ktkaha spent a
week at Halemanu last week.
Mrs. Eric Knudsen had for her
week e n d guests last Saturday
Miss Mattie Jordan, Miss Whitting
ton Messrs. Berg, Aaser, Hfme,
Howard, D. Hitchcock
Lancer Safety Matches in pack
ages o f ten boxes for 5 cents.
Where? At the Lihue Store, tf.
The teacher's cottage for the
Hanamaulu school is under course
of construction. It is a building
with two bed rooms.
NEWSPAPERS
ARE EFFECTED
The following two paragraphs
from the postoffice appropriation
bill, which has received the en
dorsement of the president, are of
special importance to every news
paper publisher:
"That it shall be the duty of
editor, publisher, business mana
ger, or owner of every newspaper,
magazine, periodical, 'o r other
publication to file with the post
master general and the postmaster
at the office at which said public
ation is entered, not later than
the first day of April and the first
day o t uctoner o t eacn year,
o n blanks furnished b y the
postofilce department, a sworn
statement setting forth the names
and postoffice addresses o f the
editor and managing editor, pub
lisher, business managers, and
owners, a n ct,
stockholders, if
in addition, the
t h e publication
corporation; and
of known bond
b owned by a
also the names
holders, mortgagees, or other
security holders: and also, in the
case of daily newspapers, there be
included in such statement the av
erage of the number of copies of
each issue of such publication sold
or distributed to paid subscribers
during the preceding six months;
provided, that the provisions of
this paragraph shall not apply to
religious, fraternal, temperance
and scientific, o r other similar
publications: Provided, further,
that it shall not be necessary to
include i n such statement the
names of persons owning less than
one per centum of the total amount
of stock, bonds, mortgages, or
other securities: A copy of such
sworn statement shall be published
in the second issueof such news
paper, magazine, or other publica
tion printed next after the filing of
such statement. Any such publica
tion shall be denied the privileges
of the mail if it shall fail to comply
with the provisons of this para
graph within ten days after notice
by registered letter of such failure.
"That all editorial or other
reading matter published in any
such newspaper, magazine, or
periodical for the publication of
which money o r other valuable
consideration is paid, accepted; or
promised shall be plainly marked
"advertisement." Any editor' or
publisher printing editorial o r
other reading matter for which
compensation i s paid, accepted,
or promised without marking the
same, shall upon conviction in
any court having jurisdiction, be
fined not less than fifty dollars
($50) nor more than five hundred
dollars ($500)."
As compliance with the first of
the two paragraphs of the new law
will necessitate the preparation of
a series of blank forms by the post
off fee department it is not expected
that any effort will be made to en
force it until these blanks can be
prepared and distributed, and this
can hardly b e accomplished in
time to be effective by October 1
of this year, and the first state
ment to be required of the news
papers will probably be that o f
April 1, 1913.
It is expected that the law re
quiring the marking of paid read
ing matters as an "advertisement"
will be made enective in the near
futuie. though n o instructions
have been issued to postmasters
by the department up to the
present time.
H. H. Brodie, supervising prin
cipal of schools, passed through
here Friday en route home from
the Hanalei District where he had
been spending the week among
the schools of the north side.
The Lihue Bridge Club met at
Hotel Fairview last Friday even
ing. .Sperry hour t h e best
where, the bakers declare.
cvery
tf. Lancer Safety Matches in pack
ages o f tin boxes for 5 cents.
Where? At the Lihue Store, tf.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
As a candidate for the office of
County Treasurer, I most respect
fully solicit the support of the
voters of the County of K..i at1"--the
coming election, Nov. 5.11912.
H. MORGAN
As a candidate for the office of
County Auditor, I most respect
fully solicit the support -of the
voters of the County of Kauai at
the coming election, Nov. 5. 1912.
C. MASER
As a candidate for the office of
County Clerk, I very respectfully
solicit the support of the voters of
the County of Kauai at the com
ing election, Nov. 5, 1912.
J. KANEAKUA
As a candidate for Representa
tive, Lihue District, I most res
pectfully solicit the support of the
voters of the County of Kauai at
the 'coming election, Nov. 5, 1912.
J. H. CONEY
ri a ccicictads
PAY
Advertisements in this col
umn will be charged at the
rate of fifteen cents per line
for each issire. No single in
sertion will be run for less
than one dollar.
CAD CAIp Heading-Standard, two
rlslY uLL cylinder motorcycle,
fully t(iuipK'l, inlirst class condition und
Rood hh new. For full jiurticulurs, con
sult, J. I. Silva, Klccle Store.
AUTOMOBILE S
'ill Ml the l)Ost
lsinoliilc in the
Territory for $200.00. Hood condition;
brand new transmission. Demonstrations
given. For full particulars, enquire at
this ollice.
j THOMAS A. O'BRIEN j
!! Waverly l'k. Bethel & Hotel St. jl
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P. O. Box 563, Honolulu
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Representing
Moore-Watson Dry
Goods Co.
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San Francisco, - AGtiT
II.
Harry Armitage. H. Cushmaii
Carter. Samuel A. Walker. i
Harry Armitage & CoT
LIMITED.
Stock and Bonds
BROKERS
Member Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
P. O. Box 683 Telephone 2201 .
Cable and Wireless Address:
"Armitage."
Koloa
Plantatoin
5tore
Wholesale and Retail Groceries.
Dry Goods of all Desertions.
General Plantation
Supplies.
WAIMEA NEWS NOTES
By John Gomes.
A ball game was played on Sept.
21st. between the Waimea Japanese
and the. Kekaha's. It was an ex
citing game and it ended with a
score of 9 to 4 in favor of the Ke
kaha's. A wedding was held at the Wai
mea Catholic Church Saturday.
The young couple are to make their
home at Eleele.
They are now repairing the C.
B. Hofgaard store, and it will be a
fine building when completed.
Mr. B. Baldwin, has returned
from his trip abroad. Everybody
welcomes him back to Kauai.
Dr. Sandow inspected the Wai
mea school children last Thursday.
Over 100 were found not vacated
but the general health of the pupils
is remarkably good.
Mr. Hyorth is soon to remove
to Honolulu with his family. Mr.
Hyorth has accepted the manager
ship of the Pineectar Go. Both he
and his little daughters will be
greatly missed here.
C. Odawa was badly hurt on
Sept. 29th by'f ailing rocks along
the Waimea tunnel. It is reported
that the accident was due to care
lessness on his part.
The older girls in the Waimea
School are busily working for a
sale to be held before Christmas
The girls hope in this way to earn
money for themselves, and train
themselves for better work.
