The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-21
IoLANI COLLEGE CLOSING.
Scholastic Exercises and Athletic
Sports at the Institution.

Scholastic Exercises and Athletic
Sports at the Institution.
The large and airy schoolroom at
Iolani College was tastefully deco
rated with British and Hawaiian
flags and garlands of evergreen yes
terday, the occasion being the an
nual closing exercises of that insti-
tuition. On the walls hung excellent
drawings of maps, faces and plants,
with fine specimens of penmanship.
So close were five of the drawings in
point of merit, that the winner Of
the first prize was not decided. The
drawing class was under Mr.. j.
Bush. At 2 o'clock the following
program was rendered.:
Chorus-"The minstrel Boy,".
Recitation-On favorite Cat, drowned
in Tub of Gold Fishes .. T. Gray
Alex. May.
Recitation-Loss of the Royal George.
+. F. Hatfield. 0'"p''
Dialogue-Fall of Wolsey -. Shakespeare
E. Il. Robins and Sam. Manu-.
Recitation-Napoleon and the young
English Sailor. 49,. ......... Campbell
J. s. Smithies.
Recitation The Hare and Many
rTleuuS ................ bTdy
John Kellett.
Recitaton-Past and Present 80. Il. Hood
Edwin Fernandez.
Dialogue-The Spider and the Fly........
Henry Hart and w. All Heen.
oh0 Wbjthsr A Enight Sir tknAsb sejrone
RecitationThe Armada. ... .Macaulay
Albert Harris.
Recitation-The Workers. .. Corwen
Little Boys.
Recitation-The Glove and the Lions;
Fred. Iaukea.
Chorus-"O, Hush thee, my Babie,"....
.................... Sir A. S. Sullivan
Recitation-The King and the Cakes .....
| j. w. Searle.
Recitation-Lord ullin's Daughter =,
Harry All Hecn.
acknowledgement :.....:,. .... w. Scott
Edward Deverill.
Chorus-"'O who will DER the Downs so :,
.i taee,n Nohodv f. L. de pearsal
Dialogue-Brutus and 'Cassius. .......
Geo. w. Clark and Albert Harris.
Chorus-"From Oberon in Fairyland,"
Observation-Disclosures. II. J. S. Stevens
The recitations were very nicely
given and the singing was good
Rev. V. H. Kitcat accompanied or
the piano. Special mention must be
made of Albert Harris delivery Of
"The Armada" Every word wa:
clear and distinct.
After the program was gone
through the prizes were given as
follows by Bishop Willis:
First class-First in examination
Wong G. All Fook; school work, Geo
w. Clark; conduct, Kong Yin Tet.
Second class-Examination, Alex
May; school work and conduct
Harry All Heen; arithmetic, San
Lin.
Third class-First prize, w. AL
Heen; second school work, F. S
Smithies; religious knowledge, Jane.
White.
Fourth class-First prize, Edward
Deverill; conduct, John Andersen
second prize, Edwin Fernandez.
Fifth class-First prize, Perc,
Deverill; conduct, John Bolster.
Sixth class-First prize, r. c
Searle; conduct. All Chez.
At the conclusion of the presenta
ton of prizes adjournment was mad,
to the school grounds where athletic
sports took place.
ITO yards dash for boys ii years
of age, won by Geo. Clark; boys I'm
der IA, won by A. Kia.
SO yards dash, boys under 10, VOL
by H. Hart.
High jump, boys over IA, won b,
G. Clark, Aft. lin; boys of IA, j. S
Smithies, 3ft. lin; boys of II, w
Searle, 3ft. Gin; boys under II
Percy Deverill, 3ft. sin.
Throwing the baseball, won by G
w. Clark; under II, j. S. Smithies
Three-legged race, P. Hatfield
and Alex. May.
Sack race, j. S. Smithies and
Deverill.