The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

LA4ArNt.
Al lAhaira. en Aoni,y, ne slsi nh, Ne rnri.s
q the Gosernnnens Schoo exhiei,ed b thcii rels-
tvs and frtrnls to proaciency they had acqaire
in their stnlies d1Fsne Ne past yea-. he tolioa
ias day vas given ~ - rheiosicAls and rausie-.
the latter feature q Ne exsrciscs eEitne especial
praise> II Is 70 es noted tAsi IN scAcl has hcen
nakine steady iuaproxereent IN an di-ccticna ana
Prsiss : dae Mr.. AsnEy Dickcnenn. he friac'pal
he lnspcctor~6 General Awarded twelve rriscs
fcs sxoellenes IN attsndNnoe. aeeisnetica and
scholarship. rkree papiis a thia sce,ol have not
r,issed = Single day since TIE eognnsnoemenG
varrxu uSicS scncot-
tPoa Wednesday. The - uls., eeeorrsd the eles-
ias exercises q he Wailaka Caioa SchcoL he
iorg and varied proSFAnnae vas carried CIT IN a
papils
he iarrs audience uaSesr-eiallv srlirhtp,i usth
he Ariihmesicai deronstrstions q ne pupiss,-
their work being distinguished. NJ cnly ~ yapii
~ N exec1ticn, bat also BY Remarkable nettneS
he sxhioition in grammar ard geogrsfey also
n,erit especial mentton. In fact evegytAtng d
general advance 10 the high standard OF excellence
Shteh eharaeterisos all echools q which Mr. Mocre
has had the management
Address % the pahals-comrli and "A.
ting for he occasion vure delivered hy tha In
Speeicr-Cfeneral. Rev Mr.. katley, TIE Minister q
WokApr, and Others. AZ the clcee % the exarain-
aiion Mr.. Baldwin presented twelve pupils with
prisss~ Mr.. Joha A. Moore and thEee assistant
in eharSe.
v1Inxx scaouI
Upon the ieicsfng THURSDAY the Waihse School
under Mr.. Gen A. jackson. entertained thepsrvats
AID frisnds q the scholars with The arly cxhi-
eition-
he part q the exercises sivru''up 70 sxamina.
Tors PsSssd 81 most pleasantly, and in 4 manner
highly satisfactory 10 an,
At ore o'eioek. after = short receSs the children
marched with Alu,cst military precisiOn b the
Churvh. which a9or1cd more snlple accommcfa-
ticn TO the many visitors 1ho andicrce were
greatly pleased with the rhetorical exercises, espe
eialfy marked As they were with distinctness in
pronunciation % the EnglisA.
This school Is deSeryelily a most popular cue,
and much praise Is meriied By Mr.. jackson aud
his aSSistantS-eSpecially Mrs Jackson, whose
classes showed the training Of an accomplished
teacher.
Ge1sral-ssventeen for punc;uslity in aftendanes
and for scholarship, and thrVe for excellence IN
defamation. After the exercises the children most
heartily snloyed the ZIG, poi and sirF.ulslons a.
the luNu given By Mr.. JaekSon-
Opon the 9Th. Mr.. Ccok's school al Pais, fell
into line and the pupils. in most pleasant man
ner showed to their visitors the lessons they had
learned
Over 100 Of The 80 children at this school are
Portngaese. u,nging IN ae from thros 10 ten years
Slxty-hve OF these have been in school only since
last NOyesaber. The primer class have a member
ship Of one hundred This indicates the immense
amount Of work entSiled upon the teachers WHO
display great amount OF patience and energy
AZ the close Of the exercises Mr. Baldwin prrscute
prizes 10 the children meriiing them.
Il Is 10 be remarked that the Inspector-General
has hopored all Of these schools With his presence
AZ these exhibitions and has awarded prizes 10 de-
serving pupils al each school. wishing thus 20 en-
eourAge punesualisy in daily attendance and to
stimulate the children 70 greater efforts in theiE
studies.