The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-14
spoke of the good behavior of the
THE ROYAL SCHOOL.


Rev. Alex. Macintosh, Principal.
The attendance was large and TIE
examinations we're conducted in Sc
paratc rooms by the respective
teachers. Some of the students in
the higher classes evinccd good pro-
gress. In their readings high pro-
liciency in elocution and articuIa-
ton was shown. The analysis Of
"Gray's Elcgy,' by the advanced
class rvinced q good understanding
of grammar.
Following is the programme of
the closing exercises:
/. Opening Chorus "On the Sea"
by the School.
2. Dialogue. Three Black Crows"
by \. j. Smilhies, ID. Miranda, j.
Young, Puoauui, q. Kipa and Is.
Haul.
3. Recitation, "The Whiskers,"
by Kelekuma Haul.
4. Music, Canadian Boat Song"
by the School.
3. Recitation, "a Nights Adven-
ture,' by {. Akau.
6. Dialogue, "Murder of Edward
H." Edward III, NapeIa; Lightborn,
Luahiwa.
Z. Music, Fairy Moonlight,
by the School.
8. Recitation, ''NIr. Orator Puff
by ID. Kahanamoku.
8. Recitation, Taxes" by j. Ke-
aloha.
10. Music, Beautiful Rose Tree"
10y the School.
IL. Recitation, "Bachelor's Soil
loquy," by j. Naulana.
u. Dial ogue, 1.-The Barber's
Shop" Oily, j. S. Kalakicla;
Jones, d. Kamakauahoa.
IS. Music, The Morning Land, "
by the School.
IL. Recitation, "The Briehess
Bar,ister," by G. Kipo.
10. Recitation, Mrs, Caudles on
Shirt Buttons" 10y j. S. kalakicla.
1G. There's Work Enough to Do"
by the School.
II. Recitation, "What Mr.; Rob
inson Thinks" by Geo. Rosa.
1S. Dialogue, "Scenc from the
Heir-at-Law." DR.. Pangloss. j. S.
KaEakiela; Dick Dowass, George
Rosa; Waiter, Chas. Akau.
10. Music, "AIl Among the Bar
ley by the School.
The prize winners were George
Rosa, Charles Akau, Henry KawG-
wehi, Kalalliela and ID. Eli.
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.
This insltution VIII Oh is conducted
by the Brother, of ST. Mary, and
has the greatest number oi pupiI-
of amy school oa the islands, ocru
piyd four days in examinations, be
ginning on The 23d ,nd en- ding Il ta'
following Tour~dty DUnng th'
several days OF ,NanlnatIon ban
dreds Of puents ald tri,nds ait nj
ed Tne scho in all department
showed surprising progress and pro
ticiency. The wall of the maiI
school bai!ding under the verandaI
was covered with samples of tn,
pupils drawings, some OF whio!
possessed spec i'll merit.
The closing exercises were hell
on Friday afternoon, beginning at
o'clock, in the large hall of the in
sttution. The hall was crammec
full Of PEG Die, and hundreds of peu
pie were on the outside, unab lie L
gain admission. The King, the
Queen, Princess Liiuokalnni, Prin
cess Kaiulani, aud many promnen
citizens were present.
The programme consisted o
music, vocal and instrumental, thea
trical pieces, ETC., al Of which wer
almost aultIessIy executed. 1t oc
cupied over three hours, and a mer
outline would occupy columns. Til
prizes were distributed at the close
Following is the list of prizes dis
tributed to scholars at st. LOui
College, on Friday, July II:
BoARDERs.
General good conduct and appli
cation, according to rank of merits
Seniors John Crowder, b. Pei eI
Jesse Makainai, James Thompson
Dav. HoapiIl, V. Spencer, Ere
Beckley, Hllarion Kanakeawe, a
Fooll, VIM. Honpiti, Solomon Kalr
opu, Henry Mahia, Zeru Kakino
VIM. Cuelho, Eus. Kekehena, Wn
Kaae, ii. Mika. JAS. Z. Limo, LelC
opu Kanoa, +. Haikulani, AkoI
S Sylvia, Richard Lane, Glow. Long
Carlos Long, Remi Obeda, job
Duncan, f. Rehello, Jas. Lane, 4
4 X. Jones, Ed Simmons.
4 Juniors-Hoapili Makainai, Cha
Christian, Jos. p. Limo, Pho Vieiri
e Chas. Hopkins, Oliver Messhur!
MI. Anton, Jos. Manu-, Is. Apik
VIM. jarrett.
t Drawing, VIM. Kaae; 2, IeI
KakIna and Jesse Makaiuai.
Music, JAS. Lloyd and Tho
I Sylvia; 2, Jno, Lane, c. Long,
s Bertelmann.
3 HIGH CLASS.
t General good conduct and appI
5 cation-Wm. Cuelho, JAS. Lloy,
c Thos. Sylvia, FIR. Grace, Jesse Nj
: kalnai, JAS. Thompson, Jas. Ilol