The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-21
List of the Athletic Sports.
CREDITABLE PERFORMANCE BY
THE CHILDREN.
Prizes Awarded to the Pupils.

ing programme or chOruSeS, reclta-
tons and dialogues was rendered
by the pupils. On the walls of the
school room where the exercises
took place, were hung specimens Of
the pupils work in the shape of
drawings, penmanship and maps.
Some of the drawings, copies of a
head from a blackboard, were very
creditable, when it is taken into
consideration that the pupils were
only allowed an hours time. The
maps were we'll done, and the pen
manship excellent. The instruction
at this school, which is in charge of
Mr.. John Bush, is very thorough,
and good results are bound to be
obtained. His son is his assistant.
On the wall at the back Of the
platform hung a large British flag,
while overhead curtain was
formed by American and Hawaii
an flags. Garlands of evergreens
hung from the center of the room
to either end, caught up by two
large bouquets of flowers. There
was a large gathering of the par
ents and friends of the pupils.
The following programme was
given under the direction of Mr..
John Bush:
Chorus-U The Minstrel Row.
......... ............... .........M NJ. w. Balfe
Recitation-"On a favorite cat,
drowned in a tub of gold
fishes ............-........I. Gray
Alex. May.
Recitation-''Loss of the Royal
George" .................. ...-...., Cowper
Z. ?. Hatfield.
Dialogue-"Fallo of Wolsey" ........
............... .................. Shakespeare
+. Z. Robins and Sam Manu-.
Chorus-"Sound Aloud the Bold Re-
frain."
Observation-Disclosures and the
young English Sailor. Campbell
J. s. Smithies.
Recitation-"The Hare and Many
Friends" .....-............... ......... Gray
John heIlett.
Recitation-''Past and Present"
...................... -.....,. 7. Hood
Edwin fernandez.
Dial0gue-'sThe Spider and the Fly"
Henry Hart and w. All Heen.
Chorus-''Sir knight! Sir knight.
o Whittier Away"...C. y. Macirone
Recitation-"TheA Armada" E. Macauley
Albert Harris.
Recitation-'TheW Workers &c. Corwen
Little boys.
Recitation-"The Glove and the
Lions" ......... .............. Leigh Hunt
Fred. Iaukea.
Chorus-'O, hush thee, my baby
-............. ......... Sir \. =. Sullivan
Recitation-'The King and the
Cakes"
J. w. Searle.
Recitation-"Lord Ullin's Daugh-
ter ......... .-....................-C ampOe
Harry All Heen.
Recitation-'Co ronachn.. w. Scott
Edward Deverill.
Chorus" Who will DER the
Downs so free"...R. L. de Pearsall
Recitation" Mr.. Nobody"
Dialogue Brutus and Cassius'
.......-..-.... ......... Shakespeare
Geo. W. Clark and Albert Harris
Chorus-''F From Oberon in Fairy
land ....-.... ......... r. J. :. Stevens
The singing was very good, espe-
cially the chorus 20, hush, thee,
my baby" The Rev. Y. H. Kitcat
presided at the piano, and had the
singing in charge. OF the recita-
tons, Albert Harris, The Armada"
was we'll given, and so was the dia-
logue between him and George W.
Clark. Fred Iaukea gave his reci-
tation very nicely. The most
amusing was the recitation Mr..
Nobody" by two little boys who
pointed out that when anything
was done around the school con-
trary to the rules it was always
Mr.. Nobody. This Of course
created much laughter. The pupils
as they concluded their pieces
were loudly applauded by the audi
ence.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gramme, the prizes were presented
to the successful pupils by the
bishop. They consisted Of books.
and were awarded for school work,
department and scripture knowl-
edge. The proceedings termin-
ated in the SchOOlrOOm with the
singing OF Hawaii Ponoi.
PRIZES.
First claSS-FirSt in examination,
Wong c. All Fool; school work. Geo.
w. Clark; conduct, Kong Yin let.
Second Observation-Disclosures Alex.
May: school work and conduct, Harry
All Heeu; arithmetic, Sam Lin.
Third class First prize. w. All
Heeu; second school work, r. =.
Smithies; religious knowledge, James
White.
Fourth claSs-First prize. Edward