The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-02
School EXAMINATIONS.

h. attendance OF Relatives s-ho
Friends ~ the Kamehameha school
Fu-I.-Syuopsis or the Tasks GiveT
CD 1lss scholars. etc.
-e second annual public eXamina-
Eamahameha school Tor boys
az their Gymnasium on
-e-zar morning. June 10Th. The
were opened with prayer by
E Rev. W. B. Oleson, and a
Eez Hv 1Ir. II. :. Townsend, was
excellent time by the School.
su--z -H7=a present during the day
RI b. Ill Princess Liliuokalani,
Honor Chief Justice Judd, Hon. H.
-- T Atkinson. inspector
. Pebble Schools, Prois W. D.
sz-a- and W T. Brigham, Mrs. W.
Mrs. At. b. LYONS, Mrs. L. d.
r Ear- II. and Mrs. Bingham,
-. 2. and Mss Bishop, the teachers
Is % the kawaiahao Seminary,
E- Il b. BeckwIth, ID, Mrs. L. A.
---l-- and q great many others, be
-a- Te-v large gathering OF leading
Ezzuzz-zls- Inc reclt2tlons were con-
llre5 ll the following order: Fifth
za---ne-t4l analysis and equations,
ana reading. conducted by Samuel he-
@ -.-r.l teacher; Fourth division
---51- and oral sentences, conducted
~ Mss u I. Hillebrand; Third dlvi-
----u-zrteu sentences and reading,
r-- srs-ez hv Mr.. l. c. Lyman; Second
r-l1r-11siness letter dictated, with
--=-rz- reply. and oral analysis, con-
Eueez tv me Principal, Rev. w. b.
Ues1u- and. First divIsion-composltio
and Algebra. conducted by Mr.. IL. :.
-au-zs1i. The recitaious OF the Fifth,
E1--tE and Third divisions, conducted
~ -hE5- respective teachers, did their
E-r-E r. q ve-r creditable manner. Their
-=z5-r- vs. good, and the articulation
IN me whole was distinct, and well
-uan5e5- The Second division, after
business lsiier on the black
E dictated Hy the Principal, wrote a
-s-,srr ID r. winch almost all the boys
answered lr q very business-lke manner,
and -z-e l1 q few instances, the ortho-
-zlr was correct. The boys showed
-LHr possess q fair knowledge OF
f--5-as--.e--er forms. At HIS, the
r~lu. under Mr. ii. :. Towns
-a-aa-e3- and wrote very excellent
--1-.511s On the blackboard. The
were -.-E to write any.subjeCt they
le- Iu a lively, sublime,
ar q grave style, which they
-u1- did, and In a lew minutes
sEHllrls were filed with COM
-r-- different styles TO suit the
tastes lt all present Some OF
l boss rra-e very capital compositions,
md considering that they were all da-
rr- and -le language that they were
El~ foreign to them, and the |
time q let-el 10 this exercise was [
b-r lair 10 state that the 4
Erel amelia School, has, among its (
1zr 10 students. boys who would |
-E u-l any ri the students OF the /
s---z -z -Lls kingdom. After the boys I
-za- 1-- several examples in algebra |
1r -le blackboard, the exercises were !
-r--1- % q close bv singing hymn
E -s whole school.
r-- lle~5r then invited those present to
Re different workshops and see the
s--- - u1rk II their respective shops.
TIL e-es then dispersed, and after
--aa-u- -le several large domltOres,
a raw Earuice 4. Bishop Museum, the
l. etc. the sewing, printing,
10. carpenter. and blacksmith shops
--. VISITED lu their order. In the sew
-- a-.-r--laE- were found several small
-- H-r u work making buttOn-hOleS.
----as. ete. On the walls and
were hung finished clothes, mos
nets curtains. etc. Miss NJ. T.
-E had charge OF this depart
a-- and abe youngsters under her able
Hare making very ialr progress.
-.-5-au- shop was found Mr.. II.
re~l directing about eight boys
The -art preservatiye OF all
Ne4- salU-ary addresses on cards
were SCI and printed by the boys, and
--a uare gwen gratis 10 the visitors,
1.- were eager 10 obtain them. Mr.. l..
-. LYMAN had charge OF the turning
SION. and under him were nine boys,
some 81 wuum we're found busy in max
M clubs. GumbelLs, etc. Specimens Of
u-z done by them were arranged on
-na pzls In the carpenter shop were
e-t-aar bows under Mr.. J. D. Wicke.
-a.-sz7, ID. various STYLES. window and
dur frames. bridges and houses on re-
---- 50 as- and MANY other specimens
"a -a hzn5lTv1rz OF the boys were exhib-
srllr explained TO the visitors
"a lE-- I'D. W3ieBe. The last department
was -le blacksmith shop under /
e Lr-W- Y. Wright, and the .
~- muscular smiths were busily en-
FACED welding q horseshoe. The visitors /
- around The burning furnace and
a -H-- zrglI- while Samuel kauhane ,
associates displayed their skill in
s1- -l5--s pertaining 10 their line. ]
----ra5. -1u-s. hooks, rings,
r-54etlred by these young hardy
were placed on exhibition,
- universal praise and commentator
.z-.-=S@a5 hv those who saw them. /