The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
HONOLULU. WEDNESDAY /.
MrrhlniruI GHds.

vas fairy insugnrated beSnle teacher under the
Direction q the BoSri a. Edrcafion, with largv
schOol q boys snd few bright gins Then followed
years of very delightful and successful work. EyeT
thing Was thriving in our mission field. The churches
were constantly grOwins in numbers and intelligence
and Christian activities Cod men ard true werc
about the King and in the national councils, and
thrnagh their sid, and cut az his own god heart,
the King gave Constitutional Government to his
people, and this set impaired frsh impulse In the
night direction among them. After niSny long and
grievouS ann0ySnces and oppositions from foreign
governments. the .-Threc great powers united in
declaring the independently cf the Islands, ami the
little kingdom q Hsvaii wa> admitted "a new star
in the constellation q nations 50 We prophesied
the best things for the future.
Ny scholars msde rspid advancement in civilized
and Christian education. With scsrcely an eScep-
tiun they gained clear sni distinct enunciation Of
Our English tongue. ~ the years went by, they
advanced 10 higher grades Of educational progreSs,
and werc transferred many u them to the Royal
Schc0, and some attained To honorable plSceS in
Oahu College. y they Nsschsi maturity slulosi all
Q. them turned cut well; Scvsral becsimc excellent
tescher> q English schools few died young after
giving bright promise q usefulness; sOmo Of the
gins Married nStivc Ministers and teachers, Then
there living, Stalyygrf farmers mechanics OF
vsriOls kinds, printers Snd some time ago : huf.
hearty Saor called upon me, and in giving his name
/ rCcognized enc Of my own bright pupils. Their
wss in my ~chcol = merry, wide awake. hut law
Shiding boy, who horo .lggsg thS; has been cele-
brsrcyi in song and sioyH, from tho olden time. He
i E1sr known - CSp;. William Tel. the efficient
leader Of the Police foTcc Of Honolulu Then then
vs> 8 veIy handsome boy, who was also very
clo~e student. and who for the nobc stand he always
took for right and tlt snd tcElFSnuR.S, held very
warm ElGcC in my heart; 1 destined him for the
modest career in his country'> service. He has
sDce cvupicd some a; the highest positions Of trust
in the nS,ioG and 81 present Ills the efcc Of Post
master General in Honolulu.
OF the dcsr children Of my foTeign neighbor> and
friends who in laier YEAR under my teaching
and training csre. could give many pleasing rem
ini~cence>. I must only take the time 70 say that
they INSIDE feel. that the wide earth never fur
uiShei happier teacher. Many Of these have
sln5Sdy srriyei 10 mature yesrs, and have taken
their Elsce> - representative men and women in
this and in ether lands. From some OF these have
naceivsi pleasant congratulstory letter. for this
anniversary God bless them Sll-snd may each
one ever prove pure and shining light, and con-
rrUIlins influence for god IN the world.
Thgre i s large grUup Of little ones who have bat
recently passed from under my watch and carc.
Their tender feet have bnt just entered upon the
lntried Path q life. Ny heart yeSui> over these.
Nay the Good shepherd have them ever in hi
loving keeping, and may the covering shield Of
Gods projecting care he their defense Though al
their lives. Tia. Rsl7c faY OF b. tho traJ
Nay God grant llEaI when NEE; my pupils 81 the
sst grat day in the presenc, Of Divine Master,
Ilsy b. permitted to present them oll and to say
with exceeding joy, Behold Lord, here ]. and
the children whom thou hast given me-