The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-18

now in statc OF amnO;hnpss aud
also the group Of buildings devoted
to industrial uses. The outside OF
the road curve is skirted with
OTHER BUILDINGS
which will be described in their or
der. As the various buildings have
heretofore been the subjects of news
paper descriptions, only such allu.
,ions TO their features as are de-
mandcd by this article will he in
dugcd in. That the descriptions
heretofore written are fragmcntary
owing to the improvements being in
progress will justify recapitula-
ton, however devoid of details, TO
preserve Conference. A neat two
story dormitory containing % sleep
ing rooms and lavatory is the first
in order. The rooms are l0x 10
feet and have n height Of 10 feet in
the lower and 9 feet in the upper
stories. The dining hall is built in
the form of cross the long arm he
ing SOX 30 feet and the short ono
Is Y so feet. A wing of the long
arm % y 20 feet is temporarily par
titioncd off the dining hall for the
use of the kamehamcha Glee Club.
The remaining room space in the
form of II letter Il is supplied with
10 tables capable of seating 10 each.
The chairs are shod with rubber.
The dining hall is high and airy and
when the partition alluded to is re-
moved will be sufficiently spacious
to accommodate 200. A passage
way connects the dining room with
a large stone kitchen, adjoining
which are scullerv, pantry and
store room, the whole being pro-
vidcd with cement floor. A large
oven range and all the modern i'm
prOvemcnts belonging to a iirstclass
kitchen are part of the culinary
stock.
TWO DORMlTORIEs
corresponding in description with
the first excepting in dimensions of
rooms, which are s Y IL feet, then
follow. Somewhat in the rear OF
these is the "mOdel' dormitory, re-
Gently erected, containing 81 rooms
each 8 ~ feet, lavatory 8 II
feet, and the teachers room which
is twice the size of the others. A
teacher is assigned 10 each dormi-
tory. The bedstcads throughout
are single iron frames. Over each
door is wire netting transom. The
halls are spacious and the starways
broad and easy Of ascent. The win.
dows are capped outside with :
slate-covcrcd canopy. The build
ings thus far mentioned are all bull
of wood and display plain yet taste
ful architecture.
A LAUNDRY BUILDING
20 X 45 feet constructed of CORFU
gated iron affords washing facilities
to pupils wishing TO avail themselves
of them. The washing room is fit
ted with n long trough divided into
"a sections for individual uses.
Water discharges into each section
by turning faucets. a separat,
waste pipe leads from each section
conveying away the waste water.
THE PRINCIPALS RESIDENCE
fronts on the upper part of curve
1t is 4 rOomy editice of two storie
and presents an elegant exterior
Diagonally back Of this residence i
the Gymnasium Building now use
for school purposes. A large as
sembly room accommodating Is
pupils and two rooms of less siz
seating 30 each take up the interio
space. On the completion of tn,
main hall the building will be de
voted to athletic uses.
THE MUSEUM BUILDING,
the gift of Hon. Chas. II. Bishop 4
q supplement to his departed wife
benevolcnce,is approaching compile
ton and will cost not less tina
100000. The structure is of antiqu
style Of architecture and is built O
hewn blocks of lava Astounding o.
the place. The pile commence
with an oblong building of two loft
stories j3ft. Sin. by 33ft. Sin. Tn
centre addition surmounted wit
the tower projects slightly in from
and is 26ft. Ain. by SAT-. Gin. in
Guiding vestibule Oft. l0in. b.
25ft. A one-story wing TANKS thi
on the right fronting on i line tlus
with the front of the first describes
portion Of the building. The dmcn
sions are 3S feet s inches h
rs feet s inches. This will b
used as u fine curio room. Glas
cases of great height line tn
room. Light is admitted throug
three grouped windows at the bac
and three at the front as well as tw
on the right side higher up. !
grandly arched ceiling has for it
zenith appropriate ornamentations
The ground floor Of the tower add
ton is devoted to an approach
the grand stairway. From this M
proach u guardians room and
toilet room are partitioned off. Til
lower story of the main part will b
used Us II general curio room. Tn
stairway terminates in a corridor G
threshold Of the art gallery which
| above fine UpnprnI curio roam IN