Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-01-12

mcHt schools YET laf exceed tha iult Cost ~
tuition in government schools IN Other parts
vt the world. 4 common school eddiea'hun
must bg made more accessible for Portuguese
and otIef children, now coming into, and
! growing ~ In this country. A. to what would
be deirahle 10 DO there i no question what
can be done s another question Dt course
| In thu position hr hcli he csuli not venture
upon positive statements Az to what should be
done. lie might not have much opportunity
~ giving effect to the views that might I've
urged IN respect a. irccr and more gcnctal
riidicashun, but he would assure them that he
would give the subject very earnest con
aidenlion, anil h. would ansiousy await the
result of their meetings lie hal intended 4"
call recently a meriidg oi tn bpal NJ cd1ica.
,hun, but had delayed doing W III he learned
the RESULTS at their deliberations. IIc would
like TO have thct opinions On the uniformity
~ test books Economy. of course, ~ The
administration ~ public affairs wa an essential
of goud government ", he did not intend to
apply economy Ia the coure NJ cddicishhn
merely TO save money he would spend ~
lulicinusy - possible every dollar authorized
lor cdhieaShuntl purposes. lie would not
care 10 boast ~ what had been saved, but ~
what had been spent In such cause.
Amer which grouitou, latRcss Of judicou'
t,ny, the e. Mormon 6duciay advance agent
gracefully slowed ms jaw -aA the nautical
reporter bath It,
inc iolioWing hdics and gentlemen were
APPOINTED . committee to console" The 'uHe''
Of text books and draw up q report 10 be sub.
united on The following days Misses Brick
wool, tofncy and Lewis, and MeFsrs. Mackln-
to,h, Olcspn and Moore.
resolution wa, then unanimously carried
that = 1t Is the sense OF this meeting That all
government schools should DE Tree 10 all
scholars pupils being probably meant.
The president and secretary were requested to
communicate The resolution TO the board.
TUESDAY MORNING sfRyIeg.
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ready turninr ont very satisfactory work
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las go,J ne m. co,,,oo,ly made i, porc,,I,
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school built fences stone walls did cemen
work made roads pain,ed all the schoo
buildinq. and lacked only more odeou,t,
supply of tools and little ready money 10 per
first class work an oii,e n LARGE scale
Hawaiian bovs were meant hv .bo,b NJ,
Oleson and Mr.. Baldwin.
Miss Marion NJ kawo;ab,o seminary snoL,
of that institution
Mr.. HYDE and Mr. Scott supqested that
home school for The teaching of trades wa,
what was needed. Rev. A. O. Forbes en-.
dorsed the suggestion and smoke as follow
tabout Hawaiian Home Life.
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