The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13
The school Law

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SL5.-- - parents AEl shalz- ae eoz@2uny
ehau--- 5la- -essi=so=, an II as ats- 49, u
tbs r5xc s-i elseEhe-e. --T=rZ-e-r ShL t@e
az refusing 70 aIzii shl-a, beaus thsE have z
letters e dsz.zsI hu- ihsL as- saoeI ;hey -tte1deL
TIE Lw, If enf7sei Z tie wzy o9r mpuas
rulers az proposr-. III son leave quite = iaet5aa
81 he Children oatz5le TIE psbLts q = nee Coz
Nm sbool e~iEeacla-
Bat tbs : o.Iva part q the mischief N5tEith-
staining TIA, the wu-f =. G5yeru1en, vas ia-ro-
dused II the first c.ause G. tie zneaimeat, y whlch
tie opposition E5t only ia uean 4, tUr DID,, lEit
tie la= 70 government scho1ls. or eiucz-aon4l al
tL.8ri,i=z are euIeavo1ng, with the persistence q
enemies q popular eicearoa, 70 4Pply : TO the II
deu-r5eut schools. an INSIST that = ap?Iie Uot ouly
uo native bzt u Al the schools e tie land Nor :
tbs 81 lie threat Il Tbs very town, !, ! already
di#-ll-. D0t 70 sy impossible, Il Sccure the release
Of a scholar from 3 government, 10 arreld An iaie-
pendent sch5oL
But . feg weeks since, the mother Of one q the
pupils Attending tie Militant -(Goyeumeu1) girls
school, dezirpi 70 Place hcr girl II the Day Depart
meut q TIE kAw4aE4o Gn8epelde1t) Female Seai-
nary under TIE Misses Bingham knowing the
pro5able difficulty, tie mother waitei CT the Secre-
tA-y Of the Beard q Education. With e~ouztiezblere-
lgctance. lie yielded 50 fr 70 tire Importantly q
= the wiIow," a. 10 give her s letter 10 the Prince
pal Of the school Tie mother tock i in person, bat
utterly f4Iei in getting the desired permit
According 70 tie only proper construction q the
law, the mother should not have applied Tor any Per
nit to put her CIR. into an Independent school. the
lav applying only u government schooIs, and u
course referring only 70 admissions 10 government
zchool-r0 extend II further, being but tyranny.
Ye-, i l. plain that the Principal Of Milil.ni school
has violated the law, even OF the construction Of the
friends Ct the Board q Education. She hAs, after
the = good reason Of 8 request from the mother,
AMI : letter from the Secretary Of the Board Of Eiu-
cation, refused 70 grant = Permit, and Is liable 10
punishment according 10 the law itself, which says,
. the teacher Of any school who shall violate any Of
the requirements Of this and the fregUing section,
shall, on conviction before : Police or District
Justice, be subject 10 q fine Of i've dollars for the
first ofense, lie liable 70 = fine Of ten dollars, and re-
moval from Office. at the discretion Of the court"
While these open efforts are being made 70 cripple
the independent schools for Hawaiisns, it Is interest
ing to note q more covert attempt upon cur p~arOchial
schools, consisting OF an. offer. on the part Of the
Board Of Education, TO sulziiize the Two large indie
pendent schools Of the Kawaiahao and Kaunakapli
parishes by placing in them teachers Of the Hawaiian
language VIGILANCE