The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-17
LATEST ITEMS FROM HILo.
School Closing Exercises-Entertain-
ment of Visitors.

ment of Visitors.
Closing exercises of Hilo Board
ing School were held at that worthy
institution on the 18th inst, in pres
ence of large number of ladies and
gentlemen. A fine program printed
at this school was handed around.
1t was very nicely gotten up, show
ing much taste. The attendance this
year has been larger than it has
been for several years, and it is hoped
that the number will continue to in
crease. The teachers are all very
capable Mrs. Terry, as principal,
seems to be just the right one in the
right place. Mr.. Terry looks out for
the mechanical department and the
work of the scholars in the field. By
his good management he has saved
many dollars for the institution.
The program was selected with
great care and good taste by Mrs.
Terry, and each selection was we'll
rendered and encored, as the audi
ence seemed very appreciative. At
the close there we're diplomas given
out, presented by Judge f. S. Ly-
man to the graduating class, very
intelligent-looking young men. Pre-
vious to the presentation Judge Ly-
man addressed the graduates in very
complimentary terms. They were
also addressed by Mr.. Terry in very
complimentary and pleasing terms.
After the exercises the band played
several selections-beautifully, more
excellent than most of the audience
expected, and we felt proud of them.
A Hawaiian teacher, formerly a
scholar of that school, is the leader
and is fine cornet player. He also
plays on several other instruments
finely. The leader deserves special
mention on account of his marked
success as director of this band
truly wonderful his success, in ac-
comprising so much with lot OF
small boys, some of the instruments
almost as big as the boys; yet they
somehow make each instrument
talk. Truly the Hawaiian youths
have great advantages, which it is
hoped they fully appreciate, and
that they will be of lasting benefit
to them. Several articles of the
scholars handiwork were shown
beautiful work. The following is
the program:
Anthem with solo-Praise we Jehovah.
Prayer ...................R Rev. S. l.. Desht
Greeting-solo and Chorus =, Philip 10,
John Kali
John Waiohinr
'Tree PLANTING Jobr, Alya,
Sam Lilikane
1 The Bells of Forrabury James Kuls
roTer Cleveland on Time John Rano,
The Hero of the Fleet. w. Nailim'
Why the Sky is SO High. ..... john Forbe
Advice to Boy. .Silas Kanoht
Chorus-The Matin Bell with MARBLE.
Observation-Disclosures. .Gnllp JO
Sol. Anakale,
Glass in Geography, Teach Henry Maby
er, y. Manu-. .......... kekaullke
John Kapule
Saxon Grit. ................D ID. Makuakan
PART II.
Harmonica Duet.
Zach. Uneo
Sam Kaholo
Maui, Legend .........4 Willie Kalawe
David Maikaalo
Sam Joe
The Bamboo. ................ Charlie Hapa
Sextet. Neutrality-suspicious.. Song in SUNSHINE
Keep Stir Upper Lip -: Peka KaPule
Solo o'''a ana Ghorus"ohi maGnu a. nun
ling" ................ Day. MaRuakan
The Sacrifice OF Abraham :, Philip Jo
Double Trio. .....:...... Hail Silent Nigh
Presentation of Diplomas.
Remarks.
Band Concert.
To please our visitors some O
the natives jumped from the bank o
Waikiki River about rs or 100 fee
into the water. 1t is some time sine
they have attempted this feat. TIL
last time was when Sir Thoma
Hesketh was here in his yacht, tn
Lancashire Witch. Various othe
native performances were given, an,
stove pipe hats were worn.
The natives gave Mrs. Blount
, grand send-off. Had a double cano
> with an arbor covered with ever
greens between the canoes for her t.
{ sit in. They treated her the sam
| as though she were queen. A larg
crowd was at the wharf to see he
depart on the Kinau.
Arrived at Hilo, May Is, bar
Annie johnson, Captain Rock, L
days from San Francisco. Freight
3 horses, 3 mules, 3 COWS, 500 tons O
merchandise.
A rural scribe of Hilo flies tn
American flag at his mansion AM
glories in it. His is the only hous
where flag is displayed as yet. Blu
almost every white foreigner wear
an annexation badge with silver sta
for the State of Hawaii.
, j. A. M.
Hilo, May Is, 1898.