The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-08

Of Handicraft. which is printed by
the pupils of kamehameha School.
will give some idea of the work done
and doing at this institution, found
eel by the will Of a Hawaiian prin.
cess. the late Mrs. Bprnice Pauahi
Bishop:
EDITORIAL.
The school opened Monday.
Sept. u. with q somewhat larger at
tendance than at the corresponding
tin. last year. At the end Of the
week the number rose tn ninety and
Their. ia n fair prospar; of hundred
before the week is out. \ school as
heavily endowed an, as well equip
ped ~ kamehameha, would in ther
countries excite considerable CON.
petition among boys Tor places.
"Thr reason why fifty boys are not
striving for every vacant place in
kamehameha il probably not So
much interpretation as downright
poverty.
The trustees have generously and
consistently with the terms of the
will, offered to twenty iiv" boys the
chanr" of earning their way through
school by extra labor, without either
being excused from any 81 the du.
ties II Other boys or beiug deprived
" auy uf the privileges.
The encouraging thing ia the
way the offer has been met 10y Ia
waiiar boys; the work scholarships
were all taken WITHIN a month aud
since that time there nave been
twenty disappointed applicants.
We care not what NAV have been
generally tue concerning the will.
ingn.ss II TIA" preceding generation
At Hawaiiaus to work; Nh" idea con.
corning Ia. race may soon hav" t.
undergo considerable rccnusi rue.
ton. The present generation j. IN
fair way To spoil somc wclI."stah.
.,SGri and cniDpar"nt rac"-r''u"rnl-
iLa'iuls.
ITEMS EurCEu ~ BOYS ~ FOURTH
GRADE.
kamrhamrha SchOul opens again
alter two long mouths -! vacation,
S"vrnty'two boys cam" back che
first day aud now wr ha". ninety.
eight boys and one girl. We are
glad 10 -" 80 many new pupils ADJ
hop" they will lind n pleasant hum"
IN our "h"luvcd kamrhaucha," aud
.ujoy their school work. The b 'ys
hav" come ir,m lido Maui, Ka.lUa.
Honolulu aud from KAUAI
"" miss oar old 'rirnis, Mr. iiabh
aud Me. Ruevsky. hut w. are very
glad - W"lcnm" our n"w un"s. Mr.,
Prrr came FROM Massachusetts au,l
has chang" ui drawing aud wood
turning MIR. l"uii"ld cam" from
nhru. We ar' happy t." welcome
thrm all. including Mrs Dumas and
Mrs, i"r ii"Id.
oar husp.in. !. not quit" iiuish'".
hnl We hop" it viii hr ready for u-o
before any boy is sick,
tn" a''"fuuuu prav"r meetings
are uu,!~r L." 'aF- ~ Mr. P"uii"ld
and re very helpful. Many 81 the
boys ave Interested in them aud
others ar becoming s".
tn" evening scrvu'e II now Called
Our Peasant iiour." The boy,
prepare u program IT ,inglns, story
rnhcing and unI-.", winch "" all "n,
JOY.
Hrnry Btah", 0n" II Ih" gradu
atr- u 81, mas heru appointed a.
s!staut rtX rnih"rur ~ koIoa, Kauai
Matthew Huuunni has b"rn ap
pointed s"hm! Teacher ~ Kama
raIi, Maui "" hop" b." will Il,
mura Go"d - tn" children tn"r,
aHd ut III" -guu" time "ujUy himself
III Eosplta! vas ready jus' IL
TIM" ~ u j. already occupied 10y
boy, having the German m~a-l"s
they are being nurs"i 10y Mrs
Tn"mp~ou aud her assistants, Good
care aud uuurlshiug foot will sci
th"m right
We had \ nice tlu" ~ Bishop Hal
during the evening, Srvrra! boy,
made up u string band aud enter
tanned vs. Th" kamrhamrha ban,
Is NOW dNi'.rd into twn parts, tiI'
wind aud string instruments, an,
We expect crear things.
We had a few words from SALIVA
.r,uu Army "Iiicer, Nhry are tn,
Jullirsr missionaries wa ever saw
and ~. War,. 'rII thai ihr Saiyatin,