The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-05-20

are, and Is supported by the Board of the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association.
On Kauai.-Koloa Family School, under
the superintendent Of Mrs. J. W. Smith,
numbers twenty five scholars, and is supported
/ by tuition fees, and by capitations from the
Board of Education amounting for the past
two years to 81 ,062.50.
Of these boarding schools for girls, number
ing three hundred and seven scholars, the
Board has again the pleasure of expressing its
appreciation They show numerical increase
of about one hundred and twenty-four schol-
airs, and could the means be found 10 estab-
lish similar schools in every district of the
country, the Board would chee-fully assist
them to the utmost of its ability. Their infu-
ence cannot fail to elevate and refine the Ha-
waiian people, both morally and socially
Day Schools IN rhieh the EHglish Language is
taught, assisted by the Board
On Hawaii.-Mr. H. R. Hitchcock's School,
at Hilo, numbers Sc scholars, and receives an
nually from the Board $500.
On Mani.--Mr. G. W. Harris School, at
Lahaina, numbers 65 scholars, and receives
from the Board $500 per annum.
Rev. G. B. Whipples's School, at Waikiki,
numbers II scholars, and has received from
the Wailuku school fund 5000.
On Molokai.-Miss NJ. A. Paris School, at
NUMBERS ~ eClOlAIs, anu mas re-
ceived from the Board $500 per annum.
On 0ahu.-The Royal School, at Kahehuna,
under the supervision of Mr.. J. r. Kinney, in
the higher department, assisted by Miss Emma
L. Smith and Miss Louisa Brickwood; Miss
Mary A. Cooke, in the primary department,
assisted by Miss Maria Beckley. This school
Numbers. in its higher and primary depart
ments. 1873 scholars, all boys. 1t is supported
by the Board of Education, principally from
the fund of Interest and Rent, at cost of
s., 100 per annum for teachers wages. A tu-
ition fee of So per annum is required of those
attending this school, which fee is, however,
RENTED by the Board in the case of worthy
INDECENT children.
The Militant Girls School, King street, un-
der the supervision Of Miss S. T, Corney,
assisted by Mrs. Caroline Kinney, teacher of
the primary department, numbers in its two
departments 50 scholars, all girls and is sup
ported from the Honolulu District School Fund,
at cost for teachers wages of 81 100 per an
mum. A tuition fee of s. per annum is also
charged at this school, but remitted in the
case of worthy INDECENT children, as at the
Royal School.
On Kauai.-Miss Johnson's English School,
at Waioli, numbers IS scholars, and has re-
ceived from the Board of Education $500 per
annum.
Mr.. A. Wicox's School, at Waioli, numbers
rs scholars, and receives, as assistance from
the Board of Education, the use Of a tract of
cane land containing IL acres, and during the
past two years a grant of 5000 in addition.
Mr.. ]. Kavanagh's School, at Princeville,
under his own supervision and instruction,
numbers % scholars, and has received from
the Hanale District School nd for the past
two years, the sum of Sl95.
Day Schools in t1hich the English Language is
taught, not assisted By the Government.
On Hawaii.-Hilo, Mrs. ]. S. shipman's
School, numbers 81 scholars.
S. Kona, Rev. C. G. Williamson's School.
numbers 81 scholars.
On Maui.-Lahaina, Mr.. Iohn Polls School
for boys, numbers 4s scholars.
Lahaina. Mrs. L. NJ. Moku's School for
girls, numbers 40 scholars.
Honokahau, Mr., II. Conant's School, num-
Der % scholars.
On oahu.-Honolulu, Sisters of the Sacred
Hearts School for girls, numbers 81 scholars.
Mr.. NJ. B. Beckwith's School, numbers IS
scholars.
Mr.. W Gulick's School, numbers 81 Schol-
airs, of 10 are boarders.
Mrs. Armstrong; School, numbers II schol-
d. Malo's School, Kawaiahao, numbers 95
scholars.
J. Kiha's School, Kaumakapili, numbers
16S scholars.
waialua, S. S. Boys School, numbers 10
scholars.
Waialua, J. W. Nakuina's School, numbers
So scholars.
Koolauloa, Kauula, Nakuina's School, num-
bers % scholars.
Koolaupoko, Kaneohe, ]. Kamai's School,
numbers 80 scholars.
Koolaupoko, Kailua, Kauhane' School, num-
bers 10 scholars
On Kauai.--Waimea, W. H. Coles School, |
numbers % scholars.
In addition to the foregoing English day |
schools just enumerated, unaided by Govern |
ment, several have been started in different 1
localities, during the period embraced by this
report, but owing to want of proper support.
have ceased or suspended; while a few may
be in operation in remote parts, of which the
Board has received no reports.
The Industrial and Reformoto:y School al
Kdpdlana, Oahu. ~ ]
The Board is satisfsd that this school an
swers well the purposes for which it was insti-
tuted, and that its use and object are becoming
better appreciated throughout the country.
Since the last report of the Board, a separate
building and inclosure have been erected for
the reception and keeping of female children.
During the past few months. several of the
boys have been apprenticed out by the Board
to useful and industrial trades. There have
been at the school since its establishment, 81
boys and 4 girls, and the number now re-
naming at the school is 81 boys and 2 girls.
In view of the past increase of this school,
and its prospective increase for the next two
years, the Board respectfully asks for a cor
increase of appropriation.
FL III - 60 H. Il LAT oaf H.
Board stated that it had been enabled to set
apart from the appropriation of ls64-5 the sum
IF S3,244 6S for the establishment of Board
ng School for Hawaiian youth under Govern
nent supervision" and that it was the inten-
ion Of the Board to devote to this object
whatever sums it could possibly spare from
he fund applied for in the Appropriation
BILL" Durin the two years just expired, so
ar from increasing said fund by any savings ,
rom other expenses, the increase of the Re-
ormatory School, and the necessity Of building
md maintaining separate department for the {
eeepticn of female children in that school, !
ave obliged the Board to employ g 6T3 81
'ut of the fund set apart in 1856, leaving
'alance now on hand of that fund, of S571 IL.
1t is also considered incumbent on the Board I
o ask Of your honorable body an additional
appropriation of 81 GOO. to enable the Board
o secure, by purchase, the cOmmodious prem
ses now occupied by the school upon lease.
The lease by which the premises are held Z
Fill expire before the next regular session of I
he Legislature viii be convened, and with it
he option of purchase for the above-named
mount, secured by the same to the Board, !
Eill also cease. This circumstances, as well as /
be expenditure incurred by the Board for
uildings and improvements upon the prem :
.es, have convinced the Board of the neces- l
ity of asking, at this time, the appropriaiioE {