The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-14
OF TEACHERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS.

."m.snssd xi,hom, having exhibited satisfactory evidence of good
nSTa1 snar of rsad ahia qW writIns, Arithmetic and GEOGRAPHY and
every license to teach may, at any time pc Unar;n,enacnt Of
the district, in consultation with the trustee, OF u sue y ~mi . q
the licensee has become of immoral enaracser, 1 NJ n tme Success
full discharge Of his duties.
Sec. 727. It shall be the duty of the several super
inteudents of schools, at the commencement OF each
year af,er giving mbic notice in the respective districts at
least one month beforehand. to examine n cause TO D eSsmito
ed. such PERSONS, of good moral character, as shall apply 10
them for employment as teachers during the ensuing year. IN
such branches n he, as a ,Ss; rs s,ns,s .as % 9ar a as x is Concern
ed, for such employment and for this purpose In ;he s. saia IS s1 per
tendents shall be authorized TO call to their ana N of "o'e
persons of intelligence, in conducting said examination.
Sec. 728. No license granted in one district shall
authorize the holder to teach in another, without
new examination, although such license may be considered Dy
the superintendent as prima Jdcie evidence oil the hoioers
qualifications.
Sec. 729. Every school-teacher shall have power to
administer necessary and reasonable punishment
upon the pupils of his school ; and the teacher 81 acting shall
not be in any way an}enable thereior'
Sec. $50. The pay of the several schooi-teacners
shall be such as may be determined by the superin-
tendents of their respective districts, in consultation with The
school trustees under instructions from the Board OF Edaca., o
which shall determined the compensation o 10 pan " e"eir
ers employed in schools supported by government
OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Sec. 731. The President of the Board of Educa-
ton shall from time to time, furnish 70 the respect
tionery as in the opinion of said Board may be neeaiea, 10 "
schools.
Sec. 1872. The scholars in the common schools shall
be supplied, by their parents or guardians Win III
books and stationery requisite for their use.
Sec. 733. In case any scholar shall not be furnish
ed by his parents or guardians with such BOOKS ana
stationery, he 81 shall ai., be SUPPLIED wGa sbs she be anth oy q so ID Sram su upon
the treasurer of the district for the amount eApei"ieu ~ Liz
same.
the tax collector of the district, of the names OF the
scholars supplied with books and stationery, as provided IN the
ether with the name Of the parent or guardian who should
have supplied the same; and the collector shan sue
- -LLzor ,~ nf such n1rauf or ar1il or n neN a
and collect the same, unless such superintendent shall be Of
0Rini1ai ti ins' e sale Rsiy for books boz saa and stationery It so supplied
in which case, he may remit the whole or a part thereof "a 5 may
be just.
ART. XXVII.-Of Institutions Endo1ced by GOrern-
ment, and Select Schools.
Sec. 735. Every literary institution, seminary of
learning, or select school, supported by government,
f Rnard : Of Education provided, always, that where such institu-
ton, seminar v, or select school, is endowed or supported In part
only by the Government, the Board of Education shall not, un-
less expressly authorized by law. have the absolute control and
direction of the same, but only a general oversight, with the
right to visit and to inquire into its general condition and opera
tions, and to see that the objects Of the public endowment or sup
port are faithfully executed.
Sec. 1856. Whenever the Board of Education shall be
satisfied that the charter of any literary institution
has been violated, it shall be the duty of the President OF said
Board to report such violation to the District Attorney of the
isl,nd where such institution is located. and said District Attor-
ney shall take immediate steps to have such charter annulied.
Sec. 1877. Nothing in this chapter contained shall
be construed to forbid the free establishment OF select
and independent schools, to be supported without assistance
from tbs, government, provided they be not OF an immoral ten
dency. Inc tfacners d SUCH sSiiooi oh'As ""tUH''sf iNlHs
the Board Of Education the number of their scholars, by what
means supported, and the general character and condition OF
OF THE LAHAINALUNA SEMINARY.
Sec. 738. Whereas, an arrangement has been made
BET wcen the Hawaiian Government and the American
Board of Commissioners for FOREIGN Is1.s M Us % k, wfere GGyer n
ment. on condition that the Government undertakes It's support
Hawaiian youth can be properly educated for various occupa-
tons, ,hercf;re the arrange insa . T te Sig,, . GoS se,plnary % 81
hereby ratified aud confirmed. and a reasonable sum shall be
appropriated annually out Of the public funds, for the support
Of said seminary, in pursuance of said arrangement.
Sec. 739. Said seminary shall be under the care
and direction of the Board of Education, who shall
appoin, its teachers, and make rules and regulations, from time
TO time. for its government. and course of instructions; provided,
that such rules and regulations, do no conflict with the condi-
tions on which that Institution was coded to the Government,
nor with any law of this kingdom. Said Board shall have the
care and management Of the buildings, premises. apparatus, and
all other property belonging to said Institution
Sec. TAO. 1t shall be the duty of the President of
the Board of Education, to include in his report to
the legislature. at each regular session thereof, 4 statement OF
the operations and condition of said seminary.
OF NGLISH SCHOOLS o HAWAIIAN YOUTH.
Sec. TAI. 1t shall be the duty of the President Of
the Board of Education to use his best endeavors, to
im porsan %p% Of a a knawie,ire Of the English language to their
children, and to induce them to provide for them, - soon as
their ability, the means of supporting English schools, Of good
character, among them.
Sec. TAP. 1t shall be lawful for the Board of Educa-
tion to contribute, ont of such appropriation as the
Legislature shall make for this object, one-half of the support of
at aa, least t. one ;. E is9sns Il sI kooai OF TWO good on s fhe islsni i of 6 nfma'i not
inciadinr the ROYAL school; one on the island of Maui; and one
shan deem most advantageous for promoting the object; said
schools to be kept in session not less than forty weeks in the
year, for five days each week, and not less than five hours each
day. Provided, that the whole annual expenditure on the part
of the Government; for the support off, OF such rs schools 90 81 nr mot lex,
also. that before making any grant to such school, the other hall
will c under written Obligations to the Board Of Education,
or to such local directors as it shall appoint, to send their child
rem regularly to one of said schools, for at least five consecutive
years, or until they shalt be released from such obligation, for
cause, by said Board or its agents. also to provide for their child
p in said schools. boarding. clothing, and the necessary books
and stationery; and to place them while enjoying the advantages
ton, o such local directors as it shall appoint
Sec. 743. 1t shall be lawful for said Board of Edu-
cation, to appoint such local directors for the afore-
said schools in their several localities. as they shall deem proper;
and grant to them power to employ teachers &C .Ss make rules and
schools under their care, and also for the transaction of their
own business.
Sec. 744. The Board of Education shall require
the local directors of each of said schools, to report
quarterly to the President of said Board Of Education, the amount
actually paid to OF them en-, for p,t the support port, Of 7. such sS,hs sehosa' :, by dI Priya ae
the Minister of Finance for the same amount, in favor of said
school.
Sec. 745. In order to facilitate the design of inn
parting n knowledge of the English language to
Hawaiian youth, the Royal School shall be under the immediate
ted By it, as a normal school, for the purpose of aRording greater
advantages to youth acquiring the English language, than they
can have in the ordinary English schools, that they may become
qualified to teach the English language, or be fitted for college;
and such scholars, when received into the Royal school, shall,
troll Of the Board Of Education, by written agreement with their
school for a certain specified time; provided. that other scholars
may be received on paying fNl tuition, without such obligation.
Sec. TAG. The Board of Education shall be author
lied to make such reasonable charge for tuition, for
the advantages OF the Royal School, as it shall deem proper.
Sec. TAI. The said Board shall be authorized to
expend annually, for the support of the Royal
School, a sum no, exceeding two thousand dollars, out of any
school funds legally at its disposal.
Sec. 748. The Board of Education shall have the
power to set apart a portion of the general school tax
imposed in section 4s6, for the support Of English schools for
Hawaiian youth, whenever In its discretion it shall seem desir-
able.
OF SCHOOL LANDS, SCHOOL HOUSES, mi
CHURCH SITES.
Sec 749. The President of the Board of Education,
under the direction of said Board, is hereby author
lied to dispose Of any Of the lands which have been. or hereafter
may be, set apart for the general purposes Of education, either
by sale, lease, or otherwise.
Sec. $50. All moneys, and other avails of Govern
ment lands, set apart for the general purposes of ed