The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-06-25

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Loehiers Warning campbell " " y MSbT io,
Piano soo-Robert to que jame, NIeyereer A AIcryde
Isganarelie..w P LeieohoSu
lie Medecin Nalgre Lui Lucas...-..-....-.H AIcGrew
(Noliere) Jacqueiine -.....---..G. Renton
Death Of Little Nell uesens Mcfryde
Valance Polka, (Ascher, NIcInerny
The Removal, Anon Grieve
lPetrlchio.w P. Leieiohoiu
Grunlio-.-.............-A. McBryde
Curtls-.........-....--.w. SmithieS
Tanning Of the shrew LOTT II ,r. Green
Iiaberdasher. L. Grieve
SERVANTS. W WI I. T9@TIe
Piano soo-vivan Melody, III. Bosworthl II. SIcGrew
Piano soo-Gavote King Louis NH 5 ..-.A McBryde
Roderick the Goth, CSouthey, Dowsett
The scholars were mostly rather young, but for
lads Of their ages did very we'll and received hearty
applause from the audience. In the dialogues they
were aided very much by VIM. P Leleiohoku
graduate of the school, who also, particularly in
Shakespeare's play Of Tanning the Shrew," served
TO give life and promptness all the actors. At the
close the Principal, Mr.. Atkinson, awarded eighteen
prizes to the scholars 1t the Intention Of His
Majesty to be present and distribute these gifts, but
having been absent at a diplomatic dinner, and
therefore unable to attend Col Judd acted for him.
PUSAHoU-The examination exercises at Punaheu
College took place on Tuesday afternoon and all Of
Wednesday. On Tuesday, the classes recited in
their several recitation rooms, during the term;
but on Wednesday, they were examined in the large
hall The studies reviewed were Algebra, Cesar,
Geography OF the Heavens, English History, Comic
Sections, Gymnastics or Calisthenics, Hawaiian,
Greek, American History, and Virgil, closing with
Compositions The Examining Committee con-
sisted OF Hon. Judge Hartwell, Rev. a. Macintosh,
DR.. Baldwin, and Rev. T Coan. All the classes re-
viewed appeared well, and most of the scholars
showed q commeudable familiarity with their
studies. The rhetorical exercises took place on
the evening of Thursday, and attracted large
audience. The best idea Of the variety introduced
can be obtained by the Programme, which We copy:
PRAYER -. Chorus by the School,
DECLARATIONS.
The Sleeping Sentinel Janrier John Paris Jr
scene AZ Sea, lLeggctt) H. Apstin'
Piano Clara H. Booth
NIL. ,r...,p,.v, &C. W Cooke, 9. A. Peterson, LA
Diai0s0eA fS'a Dfa0i ThurstOu, Il. T. Poor, C. B Poor
song-..-.... -..-...---.----- -Clar4 H. Booth
DEcLANATIoSs
The Flying Machine (Trow6ridgel P Peterson.
Ruling Passions (SIraguel ......--.-N. = Damon.
PianS solo.--..-...--..---- Minnie A nobron-
EXCAVATIONS.
IA, Maniac Ueuisl ........... Z. ". Doane.
The North aud South, phillips Harry ~ Whitney
Vocal Duet Neae BeekVlth G W Oooke-
Dlaiczue-Impressnent Of Amer E. W. Dane D. Paris
ican Seamcn IN AiieoA J. NAapoen'
T,,,nru,al Due,t Minnie A. Hebron, Clara II. Boo h
pEcLANAuoss.
Trip 70 Kiisuea (Anonymousl Clarence W Cooke.
wedding scene (Anonymousl.-.. Charles A. Peterson
ouartette and Chorus.
The great improvement in the declarations, as
eompared with last year, was remarked by many,
while several both in delivery and in the subjects
chosen. were uncommonly good. Clarence W.
Cooke received the first prize (S5,) for the best
defamation. and Frank II. Austin a similar one
for improvement 10 speaking. Miss Alice West
received five dollar prize for best improvement IN
composition. and Miss Ella Paris similar Que
for the best composition. Each of the gentlemen
composing the Examining Committee addressed the
scholars, encouraging them in their studies Mr.
Macintosh thought the Young ladies showed the
most improvement, and cautioned the young men
10 take good care or their laurels might be taken
from them. The whole number of scholars in at
tendance the past year has been S94s girls and q
bows. The report OF the Examining Committee viii
be found in another column