The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-12-25
kANEHAMEHA SCHOOL,
Fl--s Celebration Ct Founder. nay
IntrressInE Erercises.

G1cs q Founders Day, the birthaSy
znzVs-szTv q the late AIrs. Be-nics
Ez-zhl Bishop. BY whose nunikcsnt be
z1sS- rhe institution Vas founded. The
Exercises were held in the gymnasium
z-d -hs following invited guests were
present H r H. Princess Liliuoka-
lzzi attended by Mrs. J. o. Carter. Hon.
C. E BlshoP, Rev {. NJ. HYDE. D. p.
AMI Ms HYDE. Rev (. q. Beckwith.
u Ill Rev W {. Merritt and Mrs.
Msrlss. Lieu.- Crswto-d. [. :. y, Ms
r. 2. OieSo1. Hoa- ". z. Allen and
Ms Anea. Hon. H. II. Whitney. Capt.
B1zrkes f. y, CAPS Aeland, L. y,
N1i1r-.5ela-al Crnlife. r A., Hon :.
n Damo1, Nr. ". ". Han and Mrs.
Hal, P-ot- n n. Scott and Mrs Scott.
NJ j. Il P1sv ard Mrs. Patty, Mrs. J.
e Ezz1inzi, Mrs Napo,ioaA- Prot. "
rs Alszz15e-, Mr. c. II. Cooke ana Mrs
Ceakz- N-s- Ha-5vell, III T &. Gri6ole
I'D Ms Gr5bb,e, Ms Whitman. and }
fzz uzhs-s-
NssSzS Lyman. Townsend, and Terry,
g ne fG-zl-v. ac-e5 a. uShers, and the
-z3r members Of the faenlty were among
-h1ze present. Rev. W. B. Olson,
P--n--p4f q the institution. Hon c. 4.
Ezsbop. Presiieut CT the Board q Edu-
ez11u- A. vel a Chairman Of the Tru<-
-ess. and Lieut.. Crawford, we're seated
III -he plz-fo-m- The exercises we're
17srea zith the HYMN Cast Thy Bur
5s1 ca the L77i. sang very beautifully
r rae schooI under the leadership o. the
E1- Z : ToEasead. after which
--z-s- rs made by The Rev. Dr.. Hy6e.
Inc Rev Mr. Q,eS9a then introduced
-z Hon c r B;Szoq- who had pre-
-z-e5 2 speech tcr The occasion. The
z--1-a,e sea-lsn2n gave : historical
ss=-cl q the senesis Of the Institution
s--s-Ea-5Liir - follows
Ela t--s-aes 81 the estate Of the late
E1- Earulcs P1uGhi Bishop. II setting
----- A annual holiday log the Kane
----shz Sclo11s % y known = F011-
i--~ D1v. h.l1 ca1ssn the aluiyers1rv
q nal lsEy's birth. the 18th OF Deem
1s-. f1r thE pzrpose- Il an institution
/ zseE-l % mankind. then i the founder
-la-e-1f Ea--av q Be gratefully rensn-
1e-e hElehEuenA l., 5y Ms sill
I'D eo--1-- = Z warrior and hIs loslltv
- 3 rllz-. f1znded ctIS n1cisu- Kane
-E-sLz II abolished the t15u and
-1=1ei cle way fsr Christianity and
..-Ez-l-zrl-1 TO cole IN h1nsh2msh2
HI gave % the people their kuls1uGs
E-i 3 co1S-.ItiOlll -glTeCuUeut- and
rs lad The f91ndstl1c FOR or Iuis-
re1-e1@- ~ 3 ull51- hauelaDel1
-F md lf1aa- Emma were the flurterS
-f The Lzse1-s Hospital h1ueh4ueh4
st 50 patriotic zni able sovereign,
G-1 Lzzllli0 Vas the founder OF the
E-za Eh5el bars his uGme- All these
-lE bs hsli n h1uoret remembrance
ls HLEI1iEl u-s1ple-
Bzrulee RGuzhi BlSnop. BY bounding
lie Ez.e11-alE Seho0Ls. intended 20
rs-li--sh institutions which should be of
-zs-zlE benefit u her country and also 70
h1-er The name h&mehLnehG. the
Zs- conspicuous name II P0lyuesIzu
s---- nku-a EIgl which We assoc
azs E1lE-r- c3zr1ss- patriotism 1nt gen
e-osr The t01lte- Of these sch10ls
rs --ze HEEatl4z. Eh0 knew the sd
-.---.I-ss u education and Well directed
-=rs--r. Ez1zstrlous and skIlfuL hep
So shz respected those qualities n
-1lzrs. Her he1rt AS he1sy when she
~ The r1u5d dznIuu-Iuu q the Hawai-
II p.ao5le gong On dsc.Eis after decade.
Re- u=z race less Ehzu i century ago
-zs ss-zulG-s,i at 500 900 people OF mare,
- she kaew that these TAR Islands
sod -1c Be leit without people, coming
ten sLst and west- Her hope that there
EE cone ! turning point, Thez-
stt-1lzh s1ll-iz-ennent, the adoption OF
-e--Er hz11sS and Christian wzys Of
~. t1e natives would not only hold
-h=- 1=u. h1- Eo1Lt i1ereEse 1ezIn Ike
IL ues1Is @ 0tiIsr races, AZ times grew
5-< - 1Ir11sc dlai ont She f0resIE
49, Z tex rezrs the natives Wauld MT
= --ea I Any u the Majority. 50 that
e -sups-iri51 win 0sher u1ti5uEIIties,
-5-h-t lz-aI Preferences tor Their pro-
-a---z--- rheir privileges. Success ard
--.-i-s w1uL1 depent upon Their moral
--s--z-rer- Intelligence and ludustrE-
Es--ss5-s. = Ortsr % Eve her own PEG
--z II zppartunlrF q preparing tor ss1.sn !
-,.zsrs-l c1uoeEI-l11- she provided TOR
-ase schss3ls- IN which H4E1ii1ns have I
-he Preference and which she hoped I
-he- uu,-lI value ard tLzs the Advantages 4
q - sulv - possIble- Could the /
f1--5s- q these schools have looked I
80 ttls Ez-u-e and realized the scenes /
a=E1-s them that dav, the speaker vas
So woElE have exeIrssl new hopeS n !
hsr hezrr- n 1t DID IN his eFn-
u tn EaEzil1rs GyzIlad themselves 4
< The op71rs1ui-ieS here presented 70 4
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s-ss - razsa1 Why they should nat
I'm -hzr tine forth lncrs1se IN NM
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1880 and 4 they fllloT those evil
z-r---7sz. & Enich there are - uGrF
= =-E-r Sd then Eo-hllg car sEFs
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----.-e III their 1Ez native land Or per
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zus Lo1ef1I ~ 1Es 5est and
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l. 5---- TIE 1ti-er good scn11ls-slz-l 2
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