The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-07
EXCELLENT DRAWING AND MAP
WORK DONE IN THE
SCHOOL.
Notes and Incidents of the
Exhibition.

pIIhSlpdiohi1 VI DlONiiCl DOlt lam,
assisted by the brothers of st.
Mary, commenced at o'clock yes
terday morning in the main school
building. Owing to the proposed
departure today, by the S. S. Peru,
of Brothers Thomas and Frank,
who are going to attend a confer
ence of the brotherhood at Dayton,
Ohio, U. S. A, the examinations
were somewhat interfered with.
Contrary to custom, the examin-
atoms were held in the separate
rooms by their respective teachers
from 8 An to II NJ.
The exercises were very COM
mendable, and parents should feel
justly proud of the excellent train
ing their boys are receiving at the
hands of the brothers.
There have been 538 boys at
tending st. Louis college during
the school year just closed, 800 of
them being natives and half-whites
and the balance Portuguese and
other nationalities.
Brother Bertram is principal,
Brother Thomas has charge of the
high class, and Brother Francis is
music teacher; the other teachers
being Brothers Joseph, Martini
Frank, Louis, George, Anthony,
Edwin and Charles. These teach
ers give their whole time to the
work of educating the young, and
the Hawaiians are receiving
thorough training in the various
departments.
The visitors at the examinations
were treated by the pupils to some
good singing and well-rendered
recitations. From 2 P. NJ to P. NJ.
a medley was given by the pupils
at exhibition hall. The entertain
ment was greatly appreciated by
the audience.
The brothers intended to hold
this exhibition on a grand scale,
the same as in former years, but
the unexpected going away of two
of the instructors interferred to
some extent.
Premiums awarded to the board
ers of st. Louis College for general
good conduct and application to
studies:
Henry Mika, Moses Makuakane,
| Simon Aiu, M. Soares, Gleason, HI.
Kaimana, Noah Aluli, b. Apiki, John
Hansmann, G. Wills, VIM. Simerson,
Chas. Costa, NJ. Nedeiro. Jno. Lind,
Eli Jones, Thos. Lloyd, Henry De la
Nux, Moses Aalona, Sylv Cullen, Eli
Long, James Makapuahi, Samuel
Mott, Geo. De la Nux, VIM. Stew
ard, Louis Ahu, Jos. Loulu, Arthur
Lloyd and Geo. Apiki.
MUsIc-First premium for violin,
| Jno. Hansmann; second, Pat. Glea-
son; first premium for piano, Albert
Lloyd.
First premium for drawing awarded
to III. Mika.
HIGH CLASS - Jno. G.. Crowder,
Thos. Lloyd, +. Aki, Jos. Hewahewa,
b. Apiki, Geo. Schrader, Thos. White,
T.. Berndt, A. Lloyd, Geo. Milton,
Samuel Mott, Chas. Hopkins, VIM.
Jarrett, M. Hopkins, T.. Legros and
Chas. Manu-.
FIRST GRAMMAR CLASS - Simon
| Aiu, Z. Alencastre, VIM. Steward,
Jno. Hansmann, g. Wills, Geo. De In
Nux, V. Smith, Nil Spencer, Noah
Aluli, Jas. Loulu, Moses Makuakane,
Paul Jarrett, Chas. Aiwohe, Hoapili
Makainai, Eli Long, Elias Jones, j..
Alapai, III. Mika, Robt. Reid, Thos.
Richard, Anth. Seabury, Nil Souza.
SECOND GRAMMAR - p. Gleason,
| Peter Correio, IL. Knimana, Menezes,
| Chas. Spencer, Harry Simpson, Nil
Loares, lluben Kinney, Nil Medeiros,
o. Berndt, Jno. Cowes, Nil Souza,
Aug. Correio, Moses Aalona, III. Or
| Bun, Raymond, koloena, Chas. Chris
tian.
FIRST INTERMEDIATES -- Ed. Ting
Sing, Nil Peter, A. Medeiros, Chas.
Cooper, VIM. Austin, Schichi, Low
Tong, Isaac Arcia, Akoni Kealaula,
Arthur Giles, Geo. Apiki, Alex Smith.
Hobt. King, III. De la NuX, D.Steward,
Paul Brede, VIM. Crawford, Jos.
Shuntara, II. Doummond, Ill. VIII
liams, VIM, Cummings.
Pupils of the remaining classes
received awards after the examina-
tons,
At 4 r. NJ, the st. Louis College
band, numbering thirty boys, un-
der Bro, Francis, gave u splendid
concert A large number of people
were present, Prof, III. Berger be-
ing among the Interested listeners,
The boys appeared in their new
uniforms, lately imported from
Cinoinnatti, The concert was in
terspersed with singing by the
members of the band
DRAWINGS,
The drawings this year by the
boys surpass the work of previ-
aus years Exhibition hall is
turned into a v6fitahle art studio
with the drawings made BY the
boys. The pupils iii the third and
fourth GLASSES ara taught pencil
drawing, ANA their contributions Oh
the walls arc very oreditahle,
The seoand class e9hihited spec
imans la water oaiors, orayan and
india lnk Master dleasans sub