The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-27
Observation-Disclosures

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{. Siemsen
Recitation-Give The Little Bows
Chance. .,.,... .............
Little Boys.
Song and Trio---lolanthe Sullivan
l.. A. Hart, A Harris, Il. w. Clark
After the last piece the Bishop
proceeded to distribute the prizes,
explaining that the awards were
made partly on the written examina
ton conducted by the Rev. W. II.
Barnes, and partly on the terms
marks. The following received
priest
CLASS /.
Years marks for lessons and con-
duct: l, Geo. w. Clark; 2nd, for
lessons, Lionel A. Hart; End, for
conduct, Geo. n. Panuewa.
English: !, Geo. W. Clark; 2,
Lionel A. Hart, Geo. n Panaewa.
Religious knowledge: |, Geo. w.
Clark 2, Jos. B. Cook.
Map Drawing: Ten Yung.
Defamation Albert Harris.
CLASS II.
Years marks for lessons and con-
duct: l, Ten Yung; 2, Sam. Kaleo-
okamanu and All Seong.
English: /, Wong All Fook 2,
Sam. kaleookamanu and Alex. May.
Religious knowledge: Wong All
Fook.
Reading and handwriting: George
Kelett.
Grammar: All Seong.
Years marks for lessons and con-
duct; Harry Ali Heen; for conduct,
En- Kui, 2, James White; for les
sons, Kong All Shun.
Religious knowledge: Chas. Stem
sen.
English: Harry All Heen; 2,
Chas. Siemsen; 3, Kong All Shun
and John Siemsen.
Reading: Alfred Mossman.
CLASS w.
Years marks for lessons aud con-
duct: l, William All Heen; 2, All
Chon.
Religious knowledge: Paalua E.
J. Hatfield; 2, Cecil Crowley.
English: All Chon.
Reading and dictation: John KEEL
lett.
Reading: Henry Hart.
Drawing and writing: Chas. Kia.
CLASS V.
Years marks: John Anderson,
Along All Heen, David White.
Reading and arithmetic: William
Searle,
Hawaii Ponoi being then sung,
the large audience which had filled
the schoolroom and overflow ed on to
the verandas moved into the grounds,
many expressions of adD,r,tion be-
ing heard, Amongst tl'," Is Witness
ing the exhibition were Her Majesty
the Queen. Princes Kawananakoa
and Kalauianaole, Princess Poomai-
kelani, Mrs. G. N. Spencer, the Sis
tiers of 81. Andrews Priory, Prof.
Alexander, member Of the Board of
Education; Mr.. Walter Hill. z. M.
g. and member of the Board Of Edu-
cation; MIR. and Mrs. Tom May,
the Rev. L. Eykyn; the following
former teachers of Iolani: Messrs.
+. Hore, c. II. White and Armstrong
Smith; Mr.. J. b. Lightfoot, and
amongst the old boys, Col. r. H.
Baker, Col j. d. Holt, Col. Jas.
Boyd, Capt. S. Nowlen, Messrs.
Kia Nahaolelua, HI. Smith, d. p.
Kellett, E. Stiles, Geo. Smithies, F.
]. Testa and many other prominent
young men.
During the interval between the
exhibition and the luau the Royal
Hawaiian Band struck up selection
of Scottish airs. The feast was
spread in the dormitory in true ma
tive style, every cooked article Of food
having been prepared underground,
with the exception Of salads and
other light refreshments provided for
those whose tastes do not lead them
to enjoy Hawaiian dainties. Seven
hogs and a bullock had been sacri-
feed to furnish the more substantial
portion of the feast, and served up
in taufdm (smalI bundles of Ii leaves)
thoroughly well cooked, proved deli
cious. The usual accessories, poi,
breadfruit poi Ga rare treat evident
ly), fish, raw and cooked, kukui nut,
imu edible sea grassy and host of
other native delicacies were on the
tables, hanked by bottles of ginger
ale, lemonade and soda water; tea
and coffee, ice cream and cake bring
ing up the rear, the whole forming
as excellent repast as four hun
dred or more people ever sat down
to discuss. Great praise is due 10
Mr. K. H. Hart, to whom the COM
mittee confided the task OF catering,
to Mr.. IL Smith, who ably seconded
his efforts, to the many ladies' who
gave Time, skill and labor, in the
preparation OF the feast, and by no
means least to those old boys, in
Guiding III. r. II. Prince Kawanana-
koa, who sent provisions, in many
cases ready prepared.
The feast over, the boys eagerly
asked for the sports to begin, and
showed by thir fast running, high