The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-01
Action OF Board Of Trustees of IIIIo
BonrdinE school, sept. II, 1879.

With grateful acknowledgment OF the prntrrtinr
and guiding hand OF a Covenant keeping G,,l In The
pas, history Of the nilo Boarding school, The Trust
eons,rsiuvd 10 rvc,'ui1,, in accordance With
their rrSSnt action the sbsalute aud to thvm pain
fgl necessity Or least partial release at the FIih
faI sainrutly successful Principal Of the School
iroa the too exhaustive responsibilities which be
hzs hitherto borne
In taking this action, Il IS proper TO say that the
fact, tns, this Institution hiss uniformly been cum
dacted with singular ability aud with surcess rare-
iy achieved in the training OF youth, is everywhere
sttes,sd by the voice Of the eaumuri,y, and siill
more emphatcally By the hundreds Of its graduates
scattered throughout the grOup--lfviu examples OF
the value Of the instiiuiiur-the Efficient educators
legislators, and workers Of the uaiinn. Aud the
trustees constrained. by of simple justice
10 put rveor their conviction that this high sue
erss has. under Gcd, been due tn the persevering
toll the rSre Judgment. and the executiv. ssiu i'm
which the priue2al has devoted himself to this HE
life long work.
Nor can they forget or fail here 20 express their
high appreciation of the faiihfu services the patient
devotion aud the wise snunsels which Mr. Lyman
has through all these tuisome yr-rs brought with
herself 10 the service Of this Institution. Whilst
tue eroVuing glory of their work, cannot fail
TO acknowledge, las been and Is found IN the fact
that Ell has been done tor Chrsst.
Hilo Boarding School stands, today. in the midst
Of the nation, testimony that cannot be gainsaid
to the unspSsksbic value of Christian education
founded upon the fliihfuI teaching Of G,'d's word,
Ia the EOrk OF national regeneration social civil,
ard moral And we blrss God that an experiment
so satisfactory, in this regard, has been carried
throsgh in this Institution.
Ard. nov, in the rev arrangements to be made
sc cannot but express 4 common and cordial thank
uIuess that the principal is able to continue in
garsFnsI relationship the school which viii be
seHiEsl tie hgalihfgl immediate future aad there
by ssiIl reader service TO Hawaiian youth, ard
thr,1gt then 10 the nation and 10 The church Of
Christ The trustees therefIre resolve,
Firzs, That the Rev D. B. LyuasB be and he Is
heFeby earnestly requested 10 continue in the insli
iuiiuu PRINCIPAL rInrriius therCDi rum The ikt
DAY ot February. A D. 1875, With all The authority
he hss Eil6STI0 excFvised u the nsuzgsmeHg Of the
school
Se-rz5 That be be and he ts hereby invited TO act
eSK<<IsIy Treasurer zad Financial Agent long
and 10 sach extent Is the Master shall give him
ability.
TAir1 That, in accordance With these arrange
u<HiS, We place tie Institution more fully under
The Management Of Hswaiizus, looking TO God for
bis eutiHEed fsFor in eude4Vor To earn forward
The scIu0i sucressiBIly IN time to CONF
FosEfA That the principal emeritus Of she school
h sEiaUrized and Requested Ia perfect arrangements
Eih The teachers empiuyei IN the insiifafiOn,
sud Eitk sUeh Oilers nay be io1ud nrrdfui for
carrying cat The purpose Vi IAess resolutions
7. Colx. Seri5e