The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-12
ROYAL SCHOOL CLOSES.
INTERESTING PROGRAM OF THIS
MORNING.
Oral Examinations for the Year-An
Experiment in Knife work-Board Of
Education Prizes, Etc

Education Prizes, Etc.
The closing exercises OF the Roya
School took place this morning. The
pupils were drawn up in line at
O'Clock, and on the ringing OF the schoo
bell filed into their various class rooms
where for the first hour they were orally
examined in the subjects which had
been taught during the school year.
At 10 o'clock an excellent musical and
literary program was rendered, com
posing the following:
I. Opening Chorus, Life isa Race
School.
2. Dialogue, "Phe Critics'-Anony
nous. George, Julie Fraitas; Herbert,
Robert Ulukou; Lawrence, Hoopii;
Frank, A. X. Aona; Wilfred, w. Kau-
enaole: James, Denzel.
B. Recitation, "Deacon's Stokes T.
Quilp-Chas. Mcclure.
A. Song, "The Shaking of the Hand
School.
;. Recitation, God" Derzhavine-
Julio Fraitas.
6. Recitation, "The Vagabonds," J. T.
Trowbridge-Zachariah Mex eague.
Z. Song, Fair Flora Decks"-Class l.
8. Dialogue, Hiring Footman." g.
Colman-J. Bull, G. X. Peter; Thomas,
j. Kealalio: l.. McWoter, w. Isaac; j.
Lump. j. Paoo.
.. Recitation, "The Frenchman and
the Flea Powder Anonymous-Ro
Ulukou.
10. Song, Through the Forest Bound
ing"-School.
II. Recitation, REPLY to the Duke of
Grafton" Lord Thurlow - William
Kane.
12. Song, Music is a Blessing
School.
10. Dialogue, scene from the "Heir at
Law" Geo. Coleman-Dr. Pringloss, c.
X. Peter; Waiter, John Fraitas; Dick
Dowlas, Y. McKeague.
IA. Song, Steadily We March
Along"-School.
10. Dialogue, "Aspirant for Fame,
Anonymous-S. Critical, an editor, w,
Holokakahiki; Rich. Rover, a young
writer, c. Kaiawe; Bob, the office boy
John Paoo.
10. Solo, Ladies Won't You
Marry?'-Robert Ulukou.
Il. Song, RED Leaves"-School.
Distribution of prizes.
"Hawaii Ponoi."
For the vocal exercises the pupils Of
rooms 10 and II were united and the ac'
compartments were played by w. L
Starkey, vice Principal.
The Board of Education was repre-
scented by Mrs. Dillingham;. Mrs. Dodge
Prof. Alexander and A. L. Atkinson
Inspector General, all of whom expressed
themselves AS greatly pleased with tn,
specimens of the work accomplished
during the year.
| A special feature in No. 10 room wa
the display of knife work. which tn,
pupils had executed under the instuiC
! ton of the vice Principal. This kuf
work was Introduced into the Ro a
School as an experiment and Mr.. At
kinson was 50 highly pleas with In
work accomplished that e expressed
his intentions of extending this bra lcl
of education to all the schools of tn
Islands.
After the completion OF the program
the prizes were graciously distributed t
the successful pupils by Mrs. billing
ham and Mrs. Dodge. The following
list of the prize winners:
TERN MARKS, ROOM ll-REv. A. MACKINTos
First, William Isaac; second, Joseph
third, Xachariah.
Composition prize-William Isaac.
Honorable mention-John Kaeae.
PRIZES FOR THE MIDSUMMER EXAMINATIo'
First Class-First, Zachariah (Captai
OF the SCHOOL, second, w. Holookahik
third, j. healallO; fourth, halanl fete
/, fifth John Kaeae. Second Class-Joh
Paoo.
Honorable Mention-Hoopii.
+ First Classs-First, Kane. Honorab
r Mention - Second, Panoke. Thir
Ululani.
Room No. 10 CIV. L. Stanley, Ter
e Marks-Wm. Keawe.
t Midsummer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y Crowell.
The proceedings were brought to
: end by the singing of Hawaii PonC
q and after very hearty cheers had be-
q given for the school, Board of Educ
ton, principle and vice-principle t
visitors and pupils dispersed.