Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-28
HoNOLrLr SCHOOLS.
rbc Royoi and The Fort Street Ioian' nnd
DJIu ,oyIeo,s The Nuffre Schools.

the latter most are native In the Royal
| during the term Just passed, out Oh $40 pupils
| 2S3 are native, Is haH-caste, " white !
south sea Islanders and Chinese; In fort'
Street, out OF 100 pupils more than seven
eighths are white. Inc ages OF ehiluten
attending the Royal range rom hVe TO twenty
| years; OF those attending rV''-2Hee' ION
| SIX 10 seventeen Ing N"ya'' "'ose 'i'Pl.
building, and coinhouious s'"u,VN sum ~
the head OF Emma street. mas e'e'si' 'oo,ii,
and eleven teachers, OF whIn Nc'' A !'
MaGkintosh Is Pihc,pa'. iic 1850 ~
H. NJ. Dow and bJ Misses Na!e L n. Jun
Ianer' Hannah Smtnies' LOUISA pIlekw n,
Nate fofnandef' Mlnii% Pi"Wl' N'tr,iI
colt Meme andrews Iri ma.l ~,
ne rofl.2'ree'' "i"se US p,',ss.,ahio anJ
iess tNle,s'He, uu' no Ns' ..,.
pIeasaHt oupuIigs nlo biouIuS'
misses az inc emo oi INC slree' lIo" :,
named, mas AT Ptesem ,iA ivo'Is 'i.u gu j.
nuinDe' o' ,ehe",S' "", ~ ni' ~. SF
Si"lJ,ah ~ ". ate,sy' NJ. Mimi,
Neeun'rl' MIS- Jenny i\oDvi'~,n' "iss ~,
Kinney anu MIS- Na,e Nio', ,t u.",s ~
cpIPs " ass'',ii'ts ~ ,",,s Hv Pro.
u.s MIi'e' ,i' M ho, wy ,"O NO., ,,,e,snn,iy ;r,'
,enooI' a,u ~, La b." co., ~ ,ba s,,s,o,,,
" 49, ,,J -, ,esni,s seyan,iD,iior
III IL ~ - a.. Laon rocass,r;l,
",,.., i,.,,s,G,., III quito uneotisf,c,o,,
u,So'y, ~ ~ Ii, -, ~ -.
wv. ~ . u, ,.knois ,;n,' r,,hf,l
yea, u, i.e wv J !, h no ,no,ns G,ilnu,
uLni enee'u'. To.N' ' 'hu g,a,hads %, scbnnl
ne, ~ 'e'" .,', ;,,,ie,,''i 80 ,vor,i,,, az,
Mo'N NC was 10. tio anf ioss consc;cn,iorsi,
~ Is. 'sss o o 20 Lc ,ybose ,yorl
IH i;'i Aa' .;,, I'll ord,, and rromn,
Nv w - ch,r,c,er;stir "a
aLte,''o' " ~ - .,k;"b ,be ,,,;,e,
49, -. 20. ,'Ia..,,, fao,,,s Of hi,
III :, ~ ~ Il -. ~ - az ,bs
- ''e'N - b.. -, ,,;,k ,ta,,
o,iSses "ounu US ~ ri Ia w. on, -,
ul'uel uIe AZ npe se, 49,, ,a.,ofI d;sre,o'
~ ."on' u,. ~ ,;r,oJ ,,;c,rrcs cr, lro,,
n,,vsnoncrs and nasteJ above the black boards
as a relief to the white walls; in another, he
was struck by the clock-like precision with
which the pupils left and returned to Their
places; in third, by the clear headed,
analytic proficiency, with which they wrestled
with complex, vet practical arithmetical pro
blem. He saw. of course, bright boys and
dull bows. good bows and bad boys; and, on
leaving. he was impressed by the fact that the
pupils of the Royai are all boys. There was an
alert. attentive INTELLIGENT look OIL the general
face of Fort Street school The written ex-
animation papers, into n few Of which the
HlDDeU
application to studies not n, all easy or few in
number. The work. so far as a superficial ex.
animation of il might determine, nigh, fairly
he comnored with similar work in San Fran
ciscan schools One feature Of interest in the
work of the higher grades in Fort Street, is an
effort to interest pupils in the actual, tangible,
| physical world, by teaching them to note care
fully the simple phenomena of every day life,
the forms and constituents and properties and
qualities of air, water, the more common
elements and their more common combinations.
The effort bids fair to be successful, and is
clearly a move in the interests Of that golden
maxim: eff you teach a child how to study,
you teach him everything"
rxANrS.uoxs Ann CLOSING pxrpctsrs
| .n ~, CT, ~. ,a.;..,.a.,;.,.
n L Lnt no So, 49, aI, .re a Pn.d;ro
were held last wednesday morning heaui1s'
a.'ln''ie''S anu sene'S' sau,nIs VIZ sne -
III mos vi '''e 'ooh's uu'ilIs ls e''p W.
Al al tne rooms were wen hneu ny viSl.o ,.;
,iiieeSs Lyui' was present, ~ was '"e P'esi
uenl vi 'ne pomu vi euuea'i'''' Sese.a
S'uise,s VIZ ','e',u'e 'iS' g a''u '''',
'auies 'e'. 'ie a,,'ae'io'i vi '''ei' pies1nC.
the a''idct'oh Oh .''e eAeiIlSes -, M u,e ,lshes
S'aue, .'e Iooi'' u'us't y WI. t. .,
Dnei literary programme began apou' .WeN,
CLOCK. me puPils sang TWO sonsS ~ Ens,is,
ana feciteu seVefa, pieces, c.ehy III Ens'isl
verse So'ie vi 'i'se ~, ,ee'1.,ois me'S ms
e,aPhica'y u'ail'auI. nc nnos.' py lNi'', y.
eh, anu tne opeeen ., oe,se"n, nunuA, ~
~, ~. II. 49,, ;, ....
ne au.''In.e 'o'eu VIA, ' NJ; ~ Va
VIZ oesa ot " is III ~, -
was aw'iucu III "oeo,u',ee w, '.i'i. w ~
ne '.ne, pc e, Pupn' Kno,, { I,; :
I'm ~ ~ 'o"' az; and + XII,
. y.
hn" ~ W Nv '' G.. fre P't'
nanieu h NJ s1 ,hnI m ,,; iI' INV
teachers el 'ne o,ieI s'11e. W." s"u ~ Wv
res oliiee eile n'in ';is ~ IN ' wv e ~
pes' pupns' sP''' -r WI 80. CT, ~, ~;
anionnee','en' IN ne - ' W.
report Is 'eSS 'u' o""' ousn' W ~ -" So,
requests u'e ,nuuseh'e VI an, 'e'."e'' VII
! "nrinsp sns'el Co.. c,hoo
Inc Closing rheieisee d, fo'',o'S. :, o1"o .''
were he'u last hu'su"y =" NUS u III ine %
, examinations VI son'e SUI VIZ ne'e uu'.'
.ne morning, anu nhus'I, sPeaA"s, -, Io..l1 -
ION ieauns unu VIZ ,L M e m"s IT,, ~ ",
iafse room uu,n's ,ne a.e'noo,', i ,'s
ouee. 'choo, .nc e's'ts ae siIueu 'J I S 1e,
70 mos. aesanse s,";,s Me- Mossnon ;
lorna, the reverse PieSais. MISS niossn'i'i =
teacher OF tne mrs, ana second g'aues, anu ~,
also lew peS'hhns enii.ien; n''sns ey tu
pleasant iaceu, heaty Appearing 'o's ','e
Were as oney 'aee1 .ne" many ''s,'o's VI w,
inufsaay' pooo mug ones' nus VI u'en
MISS n,ossi,''h saw pu, 'n'se "nose i.,..
'oi'ow hau peen oes' !" '"ei' 'esPee'Ne s'''e'
: In the beginning class, Gerlie scott; IN IN
first grade, Myra kellet and Helen Roland; |
tne seconu s,aoe, L1sne 9.p;. "'.u '.." wv,
Na'te.' ~ WIS, Ne, T.; ~ iT,ss,aI c,a,,
i" interesting eNa'','','o" ~ -
e GEOGRAPHY was gong oh Mns" une Mn'