The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23


iahAinAiunR SEMINARY. nov In is sd year was
never mure decidedly "ka ipukukui pio ole ka
inAkani Kauhula.' than it is to-day Its former
graduates ART found In positions of influence all
over the Kingdom, Judges lawyers, ministers.
tcachcrs, officials of ali grades. II never did
better, more thorough, more important work than
tiis doing nov for the young men OF the Hawaiian
Wednesday and Thursday were occupied
with oral examinations. The Glasses In grammar
and history, IN surveying and political ECONOMY,
ncquitted themselves With the greatest credit
thry shuwed an Intelligent comprehensive grasp
- the general subject ~ we'll accuracy IN the
timer points T. which their attoutiun was called.
Tho crmctcry above the school premises has been
cncosctl with neat fencr, aud one Of the Senior
Class gave plot OF the lot from actual measure.
ncni b tri1nCulntion. The drill. Wednesday
noon u would be hard for ana Of Honolulu
suldicry 20 equal IN sieadiness and accuracy. A
very interesting display made Of the Joiner
Nurl done By The two upper Glasses in the cnrpcn-
Ter shop, which b nov of the prominent build
inru of the establishment Tho old printing Office
II now The dining hall, and systematic cleanliness
prevents ali possible foul ndors from the pu and
salmon, which constitute the chief diet Of the
aiudcnis- There - names uu the register for
the carreui school year. One member Of the
ncuiur class, a most prumisinC Young man. Adam
fali' oldest son u the llavuiinn minister Of the
liahhnn church. has died during the wear of
pnunmuuia. The graduating class numbered ouly
thfee- Ihe CLOSING exercises held as usual |
m Tie Nninee ohurrl. Il gratifying to see 40
n Che exercises the hill the barren hillside
q Haupau. hut the place has great capabilities |
Il only needs labor and irrigation 20 make La /
hainaiunn perfect garden of beauty it Is already
the perfection OF climate. Surely the highest GOV.
oruIneni Institution Of learning Is Of importance
enough 20 receive oncc year nj least a visit frun
aannc member Of the Board uf Education. Il il
all well enough to furnish buildings and teachers
but these do not Rruusc enthusiasm and personal
Interest, Ne would the personal presence Of hon
uftu guests n visiting committee. 10 see what the
Students have done and stimulate them to higher
ac1ieFements. 1hc declamatiuus wer, of varied
eroellonce, some had not sufficient cummnnd ~
Eurliah, and some had not acquired the NH Of
talking 10 people. But there arr few who could
ruuiir Y any languaCU more Clearly. furcibly aud
syurnihUtically, than the student who gave Mrs
AexAnder's " Burial uf Muscs. The original
cs.ayE Of the graduating class. Hawaii and
hnmrtoun Looks aud Keys" "Owe no man
anything showed tnat the students had not only
cot hold OF great truths bot knew how 10 put them
clearly and strongly. II they d. not bonor labor
takr cart Of property, keep themselves and the
nation out ui debt II will not b. bUcause the, are
iEn1r@ni Of The true principles Of social economy
and of snccess IN life. The music was given by
the rariuus glee clubs. Il Is pity that In such y
school as this The Board Of Edncatiun does not
iks special pains 70 furnish facilities for 20 high
niiainmenis IN muse, that the community might
sieedlily b. delivered from the everlasting tuf.
iun-ium u preseni popular Hawaiian music
In she debate on lock-ups, Representative Dole
puiniod uui that the Hon. mBmbors were very
lnziolr % supply these Recommendations to their !
,uniiluc1Iis- The reply cur1inc hat the only uay
2 keln prisoner safe nov wa 90 sleep with him.
~. Dole sad that they had a strong priinn in !
he prison. the officials even thuru appeared 10
hlnk that waH The proper way 70 keep prisoners /.
nie' Ai ieaEi cortain results pointed that way.
Iempeqnct clergyman. LAWYER. ladies. and doc !,
on u1 HOP Biier, a. thcy donat iniuxicale, but \
aaio-s brain and 1rrve uni,s ~