The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06
AnhlYsRakhY MfETlhns.
Hawaiian Evangelical Association,
JuNE ith, 1875
AFTERNoON-CONCLUDED.

III 81 CluSS VI illtuluClo vi llI iitNNl-
ian Board was then proceeded with.
There were reelected Rev. +. Bond,
Rev. J. A. Cruzan, Mr.. =. G. Jones,
Hon. A. +. Judd and Rev. $. Paa-
luhi; and elected to fill vacancies,
J. Kcluaa, b. Kaaua, A. +. Cooke,
and Rev, j. NJ. Alexander: all TO
serve three years.
Three more reports of the state of
the churches were read, the number
of these reports being now forty-fve.
Rev. Paulo read the report of the
Maui Presbytery, and the Rev.
Manasseh the report of the same
Presbytery on the state of the IL
churches within its bounds, on Maui,
Molokai and Lanai. Five churches
have no pastors. There is in the
leper settlement, church, called
Sloan, of 1874 members, with n
native pastor. This church is re-
ported to have been annoyed by the
Roman Catholic priest, during the
past year, using every artifce to
draw away the people into his fold,
even threatening them with expulsion
from the settlement. The churches
in Maui are reported to be enjoying
their usual prosperity, and are maxi
ing cheering progress. Some of the
churches in the bounds are, however,
advancing but slowly.
j. G. Kalana reported from the
committee on religious meetings, re-
commencing the observance of the
sacrament of the Lords Supper in
the Kawaiahao Church on Sabbath
next at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Adopted.
The report of the Committee on
Associations reports was read by DIR.
Hyde. The committee referred
specially to the duty of supporting
pastors, and warned those connected
with the Young Peoples Christian
Associations against giving up the
training of their children to Sunday
schools and to other people.
j. B. Kanaile reported from the
committee on statistics, saying that
while some of the returns were
models of correctness, others were
just the reverse; and urging upon
the officers responsible for these
documents the duty of making their
statistics full and reliable.
Reports of committees appointed
at previous session, on resolutions
referring to deceased members, were
read and adopted.
HAWAIIAN BOARD.
The Hawaiian Board met in the
evening in the Kaumalapili Church,
and organized for the coming year.
Hon. A. F. Judd was elected Pre-
sident; Mr.. II. Warehouse, Vice
President; DR.. c. M. Hyde, Re-
cording Secretary; Mr.. p. G. Jones,
Auditor. The usual Standing Com
mittees were appointed, on Foreign
Missions, Home Missions, Publca-
tons, and Education. 1t was resolved
to publish 500 copies in each Ian
guage, Hawaiian and English, of the
report of the current meeting of the
II. f. A.
JUNE 5th.
KAwAIAHAO GIRLS SCHOOL.
The examination of the Kawaiahao
Girls School took place at nine
o'clock. The II. E. Association was
there in force, besides large num-
Der of spectators, among whom were
Their Royal Highnesses the Prin-
cesses Liliuokalani, Likelike, the
Hon.A. F. Judd, Mrs. Judd, and Mr..
and Mrs. Turner. Eighty-six pupils
were in attendance. The singing
was of high order, Mary Kui Tsin
(Chinese), playing accompaniment
in good style. The exercises con-
sisted chiefly of scripture recitations
and lessons, English composition
arithmetic, and out door gymnas-
tics. Every part of the examination
was gone through in the most credi.
table manner. The marching and
man9uvres out doors of the girls
would do honor to body of regular
troops. Principal Mrs. Alexander
and her co-workers, are conducting
the establishment in a highly efficient
manner.
AFTERNOON.
The association was engaged near.
ly all of this session in discussion Of
ovcrtures on mission and the powers
of trustees of churches in respect tC
church property. The result of the
discussion on missions appeared
owing to displacement Of "copy,'
in our report of the business o.
Thursday afternoon.
JUNE 9th.
The Annual Examination of tn,
students of the n. p. Nj. /. was helt
in presence of the Association. 4
number of spectators of both sexe
attended, but the audience was yer,
much smaller than the occasion
merited. The full class was on hand