The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-24
HitO JOURNAL.


up, Honolulu ladies and gentlemen,
aud get your fill of it, or send an
order for a quantity, 1t will make
your blood pure. Supply inexhausti-
BILE. No sediment. Such is our
spring water lately introduced. How
highly favored we are!
The Union school will be spacious
structure. 1t is two stories and is
being constructed by Mr.. Andersen
who has had much experience In
building school houses, having made
20 of them within few years on
these islands. 1t will fully meet tie
requirements of the rapidly growing
school. The school has never been
so large as at present. and tor long
time it has needed more room. Now
its friends are all delighted TO see
such suitable building in course of
erection.
The literary and musical on 18th
inst. was the same as ever much to
enjoy, much to bring out applause
and laughter. Program as follows:
Piano and flute, Miss Porter, Mr..
Nape reading, Mr. L. Severance;
piano solo, Miss Curtis; reading,
Miss Severance vocal solo, Mrs. H.
G. Austin, with violin obligato, by
DR.. Williams; reading, Mr.. l..
Turner either solo, Mr.. Nape;
Selection-M lkado-Dr. Virgins,
Miss Severance, Mr.. Dillon, Mrs. II.
C. Austin, DR.. Williams, Miss Rose,
dressed in character and very laugh
able.
The closing exercises of Hio
Boarding School took place June 10.
A great many friends were present,
so that the school room was full.
Rev. S. l.. Desha opened with prayer.
Every scholar had some part in the
exhibition. The gymnastics seemed
to please very much. Each pupil
marched TO his place, went through
the movement and back to seat with
out losing a count in the music. The
defamation by Philip Joe on Mauna
Loa was especially good. Mr.. Terry
made remarks about tie shops and
the work done in each, and had
specimens of handiwork to show. a
steam engine has been put together
by the class in backsmithing. 1t is
perfect in all its parts. One of the
boys kept engine going and all under
stand the parts and their use. The
engine of course is small. This is
the first time that Hawaiian boy
has ever had this opportunity in
school. The shops were visited by
the friends and all seemed pleased
with the work and the general csdndi-
zion of buildings and grounds. ihe
Government gave $1,000 this year for
improvements, which is being used,
A word should be said about this
schools band under Mr. z. l.. Lord
direction. 1t has done exceedingly
we'll. and appeared several times in
the program. At the close of eXer-
cises the boys played several times.
| The last number was drill on the
spacious parade ground Mr.. Terry
has trained the boys well in all the
orders for marching to music. Per-
haps should speak of the exercise
in manual OF arms, given by eight
small boys in uniform with wooden
guns; it was truly creditahle. Miss
Ly man has been very efficient as
sistant teacher. Rev. Mr.. KamHku
has been a hel per in the field work
and all have done splendid work.
The boys have good home, all
seem happy, and they are fortunate
IN having so good a place to receive
instruction. Ihe school closes until
September. Glad to see this dear
old school in such prosperous con-
dilioB. II ,hOuld he called after the
name OF its found,r, Rev. ID. b.
Lyman.