The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

OF Oahu College became, on the evening Of the 18th
inst the hosts of tb, host of reore who called and
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/ ny H't presence auueu e'''i 10 inc reo'Puon
] tCutuld the newly arrived president OF the Col
IeEu. Rev. W c. Merritt and his family by the
] Colleen aBtr,rities From IN n, until nearly
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/ tll l'aF Sel CO, IoL tue ueHNeTy OF tne au-
uie7-,7 e'Aheeteu Win the oeoAslol' numerous
| t.-,l-s '',llH w 1850 1850 ~Ouu IN ne. \,
through Tue Nooutu paths OF tue colieSe Erounu-
I 10 me Westerly; or main entrance 70 me ne"
buHoiil-' 'ha Aiio~eu an corners an oppottuhiity
% 'SN 20 go ~ tlio
Iag'ue1 tne N'Eietsateu iaiteius winch
] .s.LIloN tu' Iiuut PIo7ei''Hs o'hi''ii' anu
/ picturesque appearance
Al HOME
] On arrival at the entrance the guests. amongst
] whom were HIS Majesty attended by his chamber
] I..ir ysar,. taken IN cbgrp, by Rev Dr HYDE Rev
] A. o. Forbes Rev Dr. Damon Hon A F. Judd
/ Vt.srz " Il Castle & NJ Cooke and others
a4u4r4ra-TDp the rssautIon committee shown 10 tn.
] yHrIarz dIsrohlup rooms and then presented TO
! tHs Rev ~ C. Merritt the navg president and the
HrpruIars of his family stet after being Thus in
trodused the visitors separated and spread over the
building no stairs and down stairs engaged IN the
] F1rnrT.ul liable occupation of inspecting the new
/ building from kitchen to cupoa.
THE BUILDING.
The s1fuv buidiDg intended for the occupant,y of
the scholars Of the COLLEGE Is two stories in heirht
bUir 1f brIrl aud is r.1DrBy and airy on the ri1bt
If fb, mann tut-r,c is a LARGE room Intended Tor
tbe FIse of tbe president in which visitors will be
rgesiyed aud Is d.5iruated as the reception room
pa tt- 4ot4 va '.-l2 4o'IL az ltasGu - toLul1.E
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sleeping room Of the lady who has charge of the
musical education of the scholars Of the COL
l'-,' DON '-' music !to'A Hliu tue LeoePtIol
room open out on 10 the main hallway and
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well lighted dining-rOom, and on of which Is
sI.-A.oa d LgyNe p'I'Il. ~ tHe ieaI anu i
kitchen -gr1IIel with the latest cguEPQIHugFg
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".'t.'r '1s' "+te d S'HSie'e HOol. LINING ou'
'It--- que uI-l-.I iI1l S-aLH ~ 't'.toi may
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The cEEENoNTs.
A deep u1utLgd school ell manipulated by the
muscular arm % one Of the Reception committee,
called the wanderers over the building together,
on the ground floor and ~, uidsss in the President
reception room. where His Honor Chief Justice
judd mounted an imprOvised Tostrum and de
lVerad the following address:
t-r.F.rrrrtE . rTr-stsfs If p,bu C,IIa,s aud
MS r-.f-,re I welcome Won Mr. President and
,-rt ,rr- # -.s-fsf4rIf- to oDr island Eir,l11T,
and t fI.a CHARGE of tIIs institution 81 Is9Tning
D-T.g C9II.r,. thruGH small when lie number II
IT,, ,,,,irs IN, r;,lrrJ ,,,J yr,t in ,,,,J,,,y,,,,t
Il r.., meme i, ~ IrfaDry Fonndp,l b, our
f,tt-z 49,, f,,rtr y.-rz 9t,, ~ srtsd.tss M dis
- If lJ ma IN, S1,ssI1snt ds,s1f,r1art
ID IL prrifc St,t.s - A,nsrics IL nos
3.,' Id ya+E and has noble record But' Of
,l-rs ans ,rsrit1finr has sptFsrej s,rney,b,t
IL, a. r,,,,-frr9I r,irit which mas come over onr
. ,.Tr.urrfv ir r1ns.ouaoce of its raDid strides
M -,,7tsri51 Tr,sr..r1ty no many III nur y1ntb
.r ,.,s--s-gi yvith ms spirit md content Them,
aiy NH MAT Is called .n1acfic,i EnoyIsdre
m ITeirr-s eiucation rms sniTit called by
Andrew White . merrautilisni." largely prevails
IN g1r nearest ueigbbOr. The American Republic.
rDd IS porteutous to is institutions But W.
Ir. tIiaf ,Tfr C9fIa1e shall exercise that spirit
and h. -tIlliIr1r, r,r,t,..t AGAINST thnt utiIiaTian
TI ,gIirI s,z mi 5nr vaIlios plains and biIIsldes
only Sd many acres Of cane-land, nee fields. or
Dtstur. which finds IN Our ,1agDi6cent maintains
SSfii, fr,f yglflTsbeds Tor sIDDIyin' Irria5,t;rg
IifrI.- and In our ancient forests only tirsW0Ud
M 4 rr.Il q cord Mt m, furnace months: or ,gbirb
vain. frran as only 81, TBuch muscle 10 hoe cane
Ne desire that IN these classic shades shall b,.
-ffHuI4igd a thirst Tor that higher ieyelopment Of
fn. intellect and heart. which will not content
itself with a knuUleigs Of bookkeeping and
winch has a higher goal than the cap CITY 10 enter
IA srurl. al Il wears Of ace and earn $50 a month
and which will not consider the time before a
,ufr cam enter the lists in the sager coupetitiou
Iar wealth AS time lost. and which can ind other
than rs miluuuliros tine great men of a c0uu ~.
ihgrr j, something nobler and higher than the
material interests Of a nation. The training o
the mind and soul by which men become good
t.irIzsu-. uf pure morals Disciplined minds and
cultivated tastes. tends more to make a nation