The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
L., u Attendants o. ,ae Various Ii

bang the superintendent. Over hul
I teachers were present. several being y,
. lass 70 enter rhasr names II the follow
. my NIL
F.c-sacs Winter. Adr,arra pctc;;
Ka-ss L5shuar. Isabella Lishulan
Fs.s- \. La55. Fanny Markham. Mabe'
Ia65, Nate Mcintyre. julie Tansr.
Mary 4. Woci. Nszsia J W&lksr. An
NE :, WaLSe-, Li:s Wilder, AIMS Scr
saSc-. May Green. II. ". petk. Ms. J
4. Brown, Constance Mary Mis-, Der
u.cs Bishop Barnard. LouiSa Z. Brick
wcCG, I. Es-rv White, 4. Y. Gear, H
! . y;all2Ehs-.S +, CCrCey, Belle Weight,
Ez--5s. Neeiha-,. Lille 4 Brown. Cal
lie n. White. Grace l. Brewer. MAri&
X. PziScE. E--mz n. Kane.
CovSTsy nlSrEcrS oAEC.
Mamie Nse5hz-. Rs:o--uatory School.
Palz|s: N&ris {. L2cs, HauulS, hoo-
Iona. e. 1. EiwzrJtS. N2ialas; Mrs. z.
Eoclaco. NoGaarcz ga 0Sarh &. Fueger,
Isle,
.L.ZEE ~ AN-nS-
Nssz.e Ls5Es.s. L2updhOalUa. Ha-
Wal. Lc-lSs Moore, W2licku, Maui :
Z. Sumter, hC-a WGenG, Hawaii; Geo.
A. Care1. WGiC1l--. Hawaii; Josephine
u Barnard. PlSui.o. Hawaii Charles
Wilcox. i--uG- 2k-:&. Mani: Charles
Williams. h4p-laCa, Hawaii: 3. D.
Mitchell. Hama. Maui; =, :. Woo,Sey,
LaEE5-z---,5. Man. Mrs. !. hiS. Carrie
[ Hughes. PGhceLoe. Hawaii.
% -he f1-s-g51E iis-, numbering forty
-lce. .aEEe G7e twenty applicants tCr
teaching certificates
P-u;. Moore. upon consultation with
the teachers, appointed the following
division @. hours 5c- the convention:
Examinations. 70 10 = N Normal
classes. 1854 8. NJ 70 l2-5l 2 m, then
zt5o-r1 fur cls day.
Prc:. v. .. Alexander. q the Board
q E.i-cl--l-i. u.s. present St the opening
session.
AZ the -alcLa-s' convention on W5,ines-
i4y. Tie third years course q teaching,
win speciGt reference % language, wSS
lie s--'sc-. N-. i. '. Gear, Of Fer
>--s=. SCLccl, rad : paper containing
his views = 70 teaching English . HE-
7y-.5il- pupils
Il -le Teachers Convention q Thurs
izv. Pro:. ". d A-exa1te-'S ,1par On
PlySzcl- C,eCzraply- together with the
discussion i elected. formed 2 valuable
Cc---51 -.-51- % the session. Mr.. p. :.
r. 90 >svS ESSAY q teaching geography
40 Hawaiian ads leSs-veily Gpprecil.-
81. Rev. J. 3. Alexander q Kauai
5---5ia-5i the merits n the tonic So--t4
system q teaching music.
Ire closing session q the Teachers
Convention vas held q Friday Re
suits n --e examinations for teaching
certificates Wi. NJ d known for some
time ~ The -zS- session q -lE normal
c ass different methods q teaching writ
IN we're presented n NJ. L1Ore,s 70
c-sS-. lv lLr. Gear. Mss Winter and
lT-- Arthur Tc--s---e. In the general
discussion u the subject = -oCd deal u
lvu-zv --1E u.-ce- Clz head examiner
IaE1-- S--e difficulty IN drawing cut
--=s-z--s OF opinions from rh= Young
zzs L--S-i5r---e consumption OF
---ly VS. --5-g c-. and NJ. Moore .
Threatened 20 ---E il next term unless
be md his zre
SAID -LE-E five ue- cent. Il his S-L-l. .
--z would --s-- E--s-----= Intelligent .
men l--s e Sl--- he would think lie .
-zL i1-= -=L BE S-u1-=.r urged the F..
--z----- CD cleanliness and CzE-EeSS- BY .
--=-=u- --- ESg=z-- by example OF F.
tie children In the Sl-CS- E5 had .
---7-- g Young adv il san Francisco (
z-T4ys boxing vel II S dress that cls- /
-=r Us. = tc--z--
PM. Bz--z- 7-ls called upon % utilize /
The -zs- Tn minutes .. the Session with I
z---= paints On music IN the schools. He I.
-rl7.L his practise q beginning the /.
training q children through the /
sz-, . which he dung II spite q f1Emi- (
liable opposition Ila professor Telzt-
Il how he hzi cured PToi. Sco:t q h2v-
-z-' I'D ezr i1r music BY proving 10
him that h hal such 81 organ, % that
nov the professor attends al the hand (
so--er.s. Rev. J. B. Alexander discus
=zi mise briefly zith Proi- Berger.
LL= following names 1r5 % b added
10 the Lis- previously reported q thoSe
attending the convention:
H0-o-ll--lIz-iz K PaikuLi- Emma
v kz-e. Rev. ". c. Merritt. Nellie B.
Brown P-cE- H Berger, Rev. E. q.
55-kE--LLl, Nzr-Ilz J. Chamberlain, Miss
/ B. P=poo-. Miss II H Davis, Nan
--e N5ziEzU
County districts Oahu and o.hzr Isl
" B Oles1n and H :.
-17Esz1i. kzUalz1Ielz Schools. kz-
hi Arthur J 1l1stC1s, Waiah0Is, Rev
B. Alexander. hz-zi, Edward DOYLE.
1=1-llE Arthur Mock, Pzhzlz- Hawaii.
LE, More tR-r=S public mention
-z-= q E-S Zrz11EcztI11 CT5E the keen
interest II -ls E1Ek, the c.1Se attention
l-1 u all the dis-CSs511Sz and the III
LC=- -1--zl.5 i=uEzE1- q the teachers
-r1--z1-- the convention.
II U5E Be mentioned that the scheme
/. ---s- -L-r=- r=z-s teaching c1-rse uze-
zrzI III this convention 1T lIr. Moore I
I'LL b E-zl-5-i By the Board q Ed1cz-
in Tn the U.s. q teachers Throughout
IL hirEi1E.
P-5;- Il n S15-c E=.UEn=i u Sztur-
a. tr51 hiding tl= Teachers Co1rsn-
IN zt LINE, tL= Ez-zt station There
= 81 z--s1iz-e= q twenty-five or
p z---g---LlE=e. II iz-c. all the teachers On
i -s-zzd szc5u- iva q tlEss ulzF1-d-
by absent TLr5= hours were devoted
. E.-mzl t=zcLl1g each dzr. the bal
l-= q The s=sslCz bang occupied nth
rz-ll-z-lI-s f1- certificates. In the
J-z-zl C.zsSs -l= c5lyeEltiCl dealt pzr-
--lzriT With tl= -51hlicaL F1Ek n
aching English - HzEzIizrs- J three
Z fur years course II the c1mmgn
hal branches rs covered Ihen0
Zl.sri=le@i teachers gave accounts q 7