The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23
ST. ANDREWS pg.oRy,
Examinations and Closing Excr
cises


Examinations ANA Closing EScT.
The closing exercises OF that ex.
cellent institution for Hawaiian
girls, st. Andrews Pliorv, took
place yesterday afternoon, The
examinations. both written and oral,
had been given during the past
week, and the work done by the pu-
pills shows diligent care and instruc-
ton on the part of the teachers.
Some of the work was really above
the avera &c. The staff of the school
is Eldress Phoebe, Principal, Sisters
Beatrice and Albertina, and Miss
Mahon. They leave next Tuesday
for Lahaina, Maui, where they will
spend well earned vacation.
The closing exercises were to a
certain extent private. The parents
and friends of the pupils mustered
in force, and II. II. II. Princess
Poomaika!ani, Bishop Willis, Mrs.
G. n. Spencer, and Rev. II. II.
Gowen were noticed present. The
schoolroom was very lastly adorned
with banners, flowers, evergreens
and potted ferns. Some excellent
specimens of paintings in oil, en-
broidery work and pencil drawing
done by the pupils were displayed
in different parts Of the room. The
pupils were neatly attired, their
bright faces glowing with animation
and interest. The programme con-
tanned no less than thirty-two num-
beers, including piano solos and
duets, recitations, songs, choruses,
and n French recitation. There was
also "The Seasons, " play" School-
girl Strategy" aud selections from
Shakespeare, one, "JuIius CAESAR
being particularly well given by fif-
teen Of the Older girls. The piano
selections and rectations were good
and the singing excellent. Rose
Mossman delivered the valedictorv,
after which the prizes were dis
tributed by Bishop Willis, They
consisted of nicely bound books.
Following is the prize list:
FIRST CLAss-FIRsT DIVISION.
Class Prize LIST. Bcrnice Cook,
I'd, lIedwig lIolstein; Grammar-
LIST, Fanny Malulani, I'd, Mary
Rowland; Physics - lst, Annie
Holmes, I'd, Fanny Malulani; Scrip
ture-1st, Bernice Cook, I'd, Lillian
Cook; Algebra-lst, Fanny Malu-
lani, I'd, Alice Leleo; Arithmetic
LIST, Annie Holmes, I'd, Maud Maui
pic; Geography-1st, Alice Leleo,
I'd, Mary Leleo; Recitation-Zoe
Haimoeipo; Painting-Fanny Malu-
lani; Drawing-LiIian Cook Music
list, Fanny Malulani, I'd, Mary
Rowland and Annie Holmes, Sd,
May Horn.
FIRST CLAsS--SECoND DIVISION.
Composition ct Martha Holmes,
I'd Hattie Lewis; History - 1st
Priscilla Kaulukou, I'd Hilda Bur-
CESS; Grammar-lst Priscilla Ka-
ulukou, I'd Carrie Rowland Science
LIST Martha Holmes, I'd Carrie
Rowland; Arithmetic-1st Priscilla
K&ulukou, I'd Carrie Rowland;
Geography-Alo Akina.
SECOND CLAsS-FIRsT DIVISION.
Glass ze-Kaleionamoku Ma
wahi; Scripture-lst X. Nawahi, I'd
X. kapu!ahaole; Arithmetic-1st
K. Kapulahaole, I'd Louisa Hart and
Lily Paehaole; History-Aoy Akina !;
Grammar-Aoy Aliina; Geography
k. Nawahi; Maps-Esther Mo-
anauli and Lizzie KaIua; Compost
tion-Aoy Akina; Music-lst Maud
Niaupio, I'd Zoe Haimoeipo.
SECOND CLAss-sECoND DIVISION.
Glass Prize - Amelia Kekulu;
Arithmetic Amelia Kekulu; His
tory-lst Amelia Kekuu, % Louisa
Hart; Grammar-Lucy Kalanikii-
xii; Congratulations Simerson.
THIRD CLASS.
Class Prize-lst Walole Kakina,
I'd Carrie Siemson, Sd Addie Crown
ingberg; Composition-Annie Holt;
Grammar - Lehau; Geography
Waiole Kakina; Scripture-Carrle
Siemson; Arithmetic - Rose Cas-
tina; Good Conduct-Juia Kahu-
kai; Music-lst Alo AkinG, I'd Lily
Paehaole.
Prizes were also given in the
fourth and fifth classes for different
subjects.
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