The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17


hearty welcome to you all, as your
at this our seventh annual
gives us II proof of
the interest you take in the success
of this establishment. You may
rest assured, kind friends, that we
will endeavor to entertain you to the
best of our ability.
We behold in this vast audience,
besides our dear parents, some OF
the most influential patrons of Edu-
cation. We consider those our true
friends and we beg TO extend to
them especially, our warmest Aloha.
AS another year of our school-life
finishes with these exercises, we
take this opportunity of publicly
acknowledging the heavy debt of
gratitude we owe our parents and
teachers, for their united efforts to
give us a good Christian education.
We know that we shall never be able
to fully repay them for all they have
done; but we promise TO endcavor
to be u credit to them by our good
and gentlcmanly behavior.
For some of us, my dear school
mates, the close of these exercises
will usher in a period of rest, and
we will have further opportunities
given us for improvement. For
others, it will be q start in life, and
for many of the latter, their only
capital is, the Education they have
received here. Invest that capital
properly and YOU will be able to
credit st. Louis College, with your
success.
Renew every day your firm rcsolu.
ton of performing your duties to-
wards God, towards your neighhor
and towards yourselves, and YOU
will then be the JOY of your parents,
the credit of your teachers, and the
honor of the school that educated
you.
And now, kind friends, we will
proceed with our exercises and We
trust they will amuse and interest
you.
The address was succeeded by
operate aud dramatic performances
solos, choruses, and orchestra
music, all of which merited higl
praise.
Fries were awarded by His Lord
ship the Bishop of Olba to all thu
pupils who had distinguished them
! selves by their general good conduc
and earnest application to study
In addition special prizes were gireI
; by the Secretary of the Board o
Education, Rev. Father Leonore
and Brother Bertram.
The boarders receiving prizes 70
general good conduct and applica
ton to study we're: John Crowder
, ii. Makamai, j. Cullen, +. Kuroda
Dan. Vida, VIM. Legros, w. Rose
z. Naluai, M. Anton, f. Legros, E
Simmons, Thos. Lloyd, VIM. Jar
rett, Jas. Lloyd, Geo. Robinson
VIM. Kaae, b. Apiki, Keliihaunaele
Chas. Christian, o. Scholz, Mat
thias, VIM. Summer, NJ. Hopkins
rhos. Richard, Cornelius, III. Mika
Chas. Hopkins.
f The pupils of the several cIasse
a to whom premiums were awarded
: according TO the number of test
monials, given monthly, for gener;
good conduct and application
: study we're:
II High Glass, James Lloyd, Wn
j. Kaae. +. p. Kuroda, Jno. Crowde
o D. Keola, James Lane, K. Simmon
p. Naluai, FIR. Grace, VIM. Sumne
L. Travens.
IS First Class, Ianuwa Kila, Tho
is Lloyd, VIM. Rose, VIM. Lyce'
= Chas. Hopkins, Levi Wood,
O'Sullivan, Joag Vieira, G. Cabra
Manley Hopkins, John Milton, {
G. Alfonso, M. Houghtailing, En-
LegrOs.
:. Special prizes for drawing give
u by Father Leonore were awarde
" 1st prize to VIM. f. Kaae, End pri
r. to Francis Kuroda. The speci
10 prize for telegraphy and gener
- proficiency in studies, given
e. Brother Bcrtram, was won by Jam
:" Lloyd.
~ Hon. c. II. Bishop, President
~ the Board of Education, delivered
~ brief address after the distribute
W, 's of premiums, in which he express
'lo qualification with the evidences p
~ ~ sented Of the really good work
nc institution had done and was doir
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OF TRY the Boss Taffy at the Elite