The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-30
The ROYAL School.

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of the Royal School was held on Frida,
under the charge of the Rev. Alex
Macintosh, the Principal. The exam
nations were conducted in each room
by their respective teachers. There wa
a very large attendance of both parents
and visitors, who were very highly
| pleased with the result of the boys
| training during the past year. Recita
tons, reading and arithmetic were hello
in Mr.. G. H. White (the assisting prin.
| cipaPs) room, as we'll as all the Other
nine rooms. In the principals room
where were the advanced boys, the
studies embraced reading and physics
by the first and second classes. The
reading was very good, several of the
students having really attained very
high proficiency in the science of elocu-
ton, their articulation for the most part
being very distinct. The principal went
through with the advanced class in a
thorough analysis of "Gray's Elegy' and
the students evinced good understand
ing of grammar.
Shortly before noon, the exhibition
was given. Among those present were
Hon. G. R. Bishop, President of the
Board of Education, Mr. A. T. Atkinson,
Inspector General of Schools, and Mrs.
Atkinson, Hon. and Mrs. A. Rosa, Rev.
Mr.. Kitcat, of Iolani College, Mfr G. PHI
anaia, and a host of others The fol-
lowing was the programme:
1. Opening ChOrus-On the Sea School
2. DialOgue-Three Black Crows Byron
A. J. Smithies, D. Miranda, ]. Young,
PuOanui, George Kipa,
Kelekoma Haul.
3. Recitation-The Whiskers ........
...-...............S Samuel Woodwork
KelekOma Haul.
1. Music-Canadian Boat Song School
5. Recitation-A Nights Adventure
Charles Akau.
e. DialOgue-Murder of Edward II
...................C Christopher MarloWe
Edward II.-Napela Light
bOrn-J. Luahiwa.
7. Music--Fairy Moonlight. School
8. Recitation-Mr. Orator Puff.
Duke Kahanamoku
3. Recltation-Taxes; go. Sydney Smith
TO- Music-Beautiful Rose Tree School
IL. Observation-Disclosures Soliloquy.
Job Naukana
II. DialOgue-Tke BARRIERS Shop
Oily S. Kalakiela. Jones'
D. Kamakauahoa.
l3. Music-The Morning Land School
IA. Recitation-The Briefess Barrister
................ John q. SAKE
George Kipa.
Is. Recitation-Mrs. Caudles on Shirt
Buttons .......... Douglas Jerrold
J. s, Kalakiela.
l6. Music-There's Work Enough to Do
.;,:.....,;:.. School |
II. Recitation-Wha Mr. Robinson
Thinks ...-..-... James r. Lowell |
George Rosa.
Is. Dlalogue-Scene from the Heir-at-
DR.. Pangloss-J. S. Kaiakiela. Dick
Dowlass-Geo. Rosa. Waiter
Charles Akau
l9. Music-Al Among the Barley School |
Numbers 3, 5, 6, IA and II deserve
special mention. In No. 10 J. S. Kala- |
5iela won for himself the praise of all for |
the very cOmical manner in which he |
rendered it. The house was all astir
during its rendition. In Nos. II and 10.
Kalakiela again was highly greeted. He
acted so comically that there were sue
cessive bursts of laughter from the aud
ence, indicating their hearty approval.
The 1st prize, a medal, was presented to
Geo. Rosa by Hon. G. r. Bishop. The
other prize winners were: Chas. Akau.
Hy. Kaweweh:, Kalakiela, D. Eli, who
each received books. The prizes for
recitation were awarded to Kaladiela
md G. Rosa,