The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-12
On The Er-ii~h Schools. 5u which English J.
The Language Of Iu-TruCI.on.

leg & make the t.a~iuZ report
pS HAw>Il-Nrs- = ?uauS Gr.s S1l5l, a-'-
This sc-s-. : situated - H.o, HA"'t' IL lie
charge 10 Ms >-igIao- Il : ;Le cly scAe-. % -
L.ui k-CVu 20 TIE b-ari on s- Hawaii IL -
a..sza scholars, AID LIS - =; reserved - al from
tre G-a-i
Mo E--=,a u.y S.hs5I-ra:s school : ksg, On
the premises te.-.Elug go tGe Board, au- = support
ei r4-,-y ~ a gran; O: $500 annually from the Bard
Ar. i l. Hitchcock : tns principal. all tile >c.c~.
numbers tarjy-l,e toy> and seventeen gins
English Dag School. "aimea. Hawai- kept ~
Ms Lyons Number Z scholars. Il
DS lsCI-L4L4iuz Female Industrial School
Ills >cl,.l = Conducted U7 : religious S.>terac>i II
Connection With the E~tl>cor-. tIlvca- IL CuUC-Is
tL.--y-.ue scholars, a-i has c-ce. we'd from the B-tri
. se-!-.uEua. caT.,a..a grant. and $40 N al Z
improving '-e premises.
NsEsw-5 Female Seminary ->,tlatei - NaSa-
vac. Maui, '1js Seminary l. uuier the charge q
Mrs J. p. Green ard Mss Parker Twenty nine
scholars are boarded aD1 taught a. the seminary
L receives . seI!-auau4l capi,atiou grant from the
Bad.
L.b4ua English Day Scacyl-This school kept on
the premises occupied - the English Mission, :
u1i=r ,ae direction cf Sir. q ". Hart. and : sup
ported partly IS = grant q $500 per year from the
Board. The number O; scholars ca tie ri. 81 this
scE-ol i-sizty tEC; the average attendance i hty-nye.
TIE Rev. Geo. Mason has likewise opened p board
iog school .or boys - Laha!lI, ami has l." ten
English Day School, L4haiul KEEP, on the Roman
Catholic Church premises by Rev. Raymond De.a-
la-ie, number Of boys attending %
L-rst>- 10y -C--O4s '44AA"a-s -
Rev. J. p. Green.
Nolyssi English Day School. K.luaaha.-Kept by
Mss Paris.
o. OAuu-Tae R5yal Scho5, ~ kahehuna-Thfs
school, houses and premises, situated in Honolulu,
are owned by tie Board, aud under the charge 4
VIZ. J. Z Kinney, principal; Mrs. \ ". Allen,
tescler ci the primary department., and Mss VI +
Andrews and Miss Louisa BF.cEg5ai. assistants.
This school = wholly at the expense Ct the Board.
Tie number @: scholars i seventy, in the higher
department; and d;5y in the primary department. 1t
i exclusively q toys' school, the Beard having sep
aratei the sexes last year, and changed what was
formerly known a. the Honolulu Free School, into
the Militant Girls School. The Board consider
themselves exceedingly fortunate in the selection #
teachers for this school, and regard il - most creIi-
table 10 the teachers
Militant Girls ~School-Si,uateI in Honolulu.
This school, house and premises are owned by TIE
Board Of Education, but the annual expense 0: the
teachers salaries Is borne by the Houclulu District
School Fund. The school Is under the charge Of
Miss ; f. Coruey, principal, and Mrs Caroline Kin
ney, teacher Of the primary department. There are
thirty-three girls in the higher, and thirty-eight
girls in the primary department. This school Ike
wise i in a very satisfactory condition.
Oahu College, Situated at PunahOu, near Homo
duiu. This institution owes its existence 10 the y.
B.. c. 7. NJ, to donations in the United States, and
10 the liberal grants towards it. eud0W ment, By the
Hawaiian Government 1t i i chartered institution,
to which the Hawaiian Government appoints Two Of
the trustees. Besides the grants Of land made for It's
meat, the government maintains three scholar
ships a; the College. V. u Alexander Il the PreS!-
dent. Prof and Mrs. L z. Church and Miss Coan
are the teachers employed. Most Of the students
board "a; the college, Their number is fogty-scveu, Of
which thirty are boys aud seventeen are girls.
kaulaa College, PauCa Situated in haalaa, near
Honolulu, under the charge Of Rev. f Ibbo'suu.
This school contains twenty six scholars. (boys,) and
since its COMMENCEMENT III 1864, has received $3.50
in All from the Board.
Makjki Family School.-Situatei at Makiki, near
Honolulu. This school i under the charge OF Miss
Maria Ogden. and numbers tweuty-one girls. The
house and premises belong to the Board, who contri-
bu'e TO the support OF the school by a semi annual
ctritati0n grant, N addition to which, the Board
paid in December last, $500 as u grant in aid Of
repairs. etc.
Ahuimauu ~ColIege-SituateI in Noolaupoko, Oahu,
under The charge Of Rev. r \ Walsh, and priucj-
pally supported 10y the R1uau Catholic Mission. The
number attending j. f~fiy-thTee, all boys. The Board
has this year voted 500 in aid of this institution
Sisternooi Of the Sacred Hearts-lhe ~sisterhooi
IF the above religious order maintain two girls
schools IN Honolulu. One Is q boarding school with
twenty->eyeu scholars; the ether Is a day school with
f:,y->ix scholars. The Mother Superior has also
kindly received "A number Of Hawaiian grown girls,
iu-tuc;ing them in female work and Department., so
"a to be qualified 10 become teachers in the common
schools, where the sexes have been separated. So
flr, no charge has been made either to the pupils or
the Board for such Instruction.
Furt Street English Day Scho0l-Th- school j.
under the charge o; Mr.. II. Is Beckwith, and num-
hers f~Orty--ix scholars, thir,y-two boys and fourteen
girls.
Mrs. Corney's Boarding Schools for Girls.-siru-
atel in Pauoa. Is under the care Of Mrs. Coruey,
and numbers i've scholars.
English Day School, Waialua-Kept by 5. 5. Boys,
it numbers five boys ami ten girls.
English Day School, Waialua-Kept hy j W.
II numbers eight boys and seven girls.
English Day Scnool, Waianle-Kept by Mr.. kau-
haue. Number Of scholars, fifteen.
Besides the above, there are the following English
schools ia Honolulu, VIZ. Mr.. W. Gulck's, thirteen
scholars; MIR. Donald Walsh. twenty five boys; Mr..
J. I. DJyeu, twenty five boys; Mr.. jos. Watts, twenty
one boys; the h.ahumauu school, seventeen boys
i've girls; ami Mrs. Armstrong; school. eight
and six girls.
Oy KAUA-KoloaF Family schooI-The Inspector
General, in his report TO the Board, speaks in very
terms Of the above Institution. II Is undor the
OF Mrs J. " Smith and Miss Knapp, assisted
By the Misses Smith. II numbers tweutyf five girls.
The Board pays = semi-anuual clpitatiou fee towards
he support Of this school, and granted the sum Of
2zJJ ia aid q eula ging the buildings Of the iustitu-
Kgloa AcaIemy-Rev. I. Dole, principal. Nun
Of scholars fourteen.
Hsualei English School This school Is under the
;h1rge Of Miss Louise Johnson. The house belongs
0 the Board, but the site belongs 70 the \. B c. r.
v. The Board has voted a subsidy Of $500 per an
towards the support OF sId school. ltuumbers
wentysevea boys and seventeen girls -
Lag.i-A Day School, HguaIeI-This school has
aie.y been established On the Priuceville estate. II
under the charge Of Mr.. }. Kavanagh.
In conformity with Sec. s0;h, Of the Act Of the
9th Of January, 1865, the Board is now taking ac-
i've measures to establish, in the ueigborhooi Of
honolulu. q Boarding School for Hawaiian youth,
.uIer the Government supervision. The means
Ia eli ut the disposal Of the Board by the last Leg
-lltive Assembly. Will merely admit Of n modest be
inning, but it l. their intention graIullly TO enlarge
establishment, and 10 devote 10 its extension
sums they can possibly spare from the I
uud, applied for the Appropriation Bill.
The Board have IN the meantime selected eight
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