The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-29
MANUAL TRAINING FxurBIr.
Closing Exercises OF the Kameha-
meha School for Boys

hCtAh ONAN'' A'h @~y
The preparatory and manual rNhi-
bitiuus ot the kalneha'aoha Schools
took plac" " Wednesday,. There was an
immense gathering of parents, r"la
tives and friends uf the scholars
present To witness the exercises. NJ
| 30 o'clock. the visitors were iuNit-
Ell tn inspect the work of tn" huys
IN the different manual depart men,s.
In the machine and forge shop some
neat specimens uf work were shown
in iron fret work. \ brass vacuum
pump turned hy some VI the Older
scholars was exhibited. l.. { Lyman
has charge ot this department
The boys were busy cutting and
making Uveralls in the tailoring de
partment. All the uniforms ar"
4 made by them, also sheets, pillow
cases. clothes-bags, mosquito nets,
etc. Cutting aud measuring AT"
also taught.
Mr.. kauhaue has charge uf III"
blacksmith shop, and some very nice
specimens were exhibited These
included Spanish spurs, Welding,
tongs, rings. hooks, staples, and
chains. All the tools for the ma
chine shop are home made.
The turning shop il iu charge nt
u. IL Babb. and the boys were cm
pIOyed in making card stand, con
slsting OF three parts, each part ba
ing made by different BOYS, aud then
put together ~ an hours time
Three stands We're made Uccupyiug
the time Of nine boya.
X B. anderson has charge OF all
farm work aud Is also teacher in
mathematics. The farm ~ one OF
the most important departments IN
the school. the tuition u twenty
five boys being paid from the pro
cepds.
The boys in the printing depart
ment are first taught the lower and
upper cases, then ais taught how 10
s.t and distribute the type. Display
composing, ~ used IA ordinary news
papers, also setting job type. is
taught after a Cuusldcrabl" degree
Of proficiency is gaIu.d IA body type
setting Printing envelopes and pro.
grams, etc, for the use OF the school
aud he regular publication Of Haudi.
craft. furnish work of q practical
Glud for boys wnn haN" gained skill
ia the preliminary steps. \ laiGe
number II samples ui printing wrrr
shown which drd th" boys credit
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leaves on the MuuOvai after ha, ~ :
b"cu here two Yeats
the carpenter shop i uudrl
th. management 81 | Thompson
, rbe boys are iii-I Just tuctud III the
proper use II the tool, and ~ mak
ing good Julut'. aud AZ" the" allow
rd 10 MAX" door frames. buNrs. tables
. v,c. ih" pupils are instructed f.
lille and -rt their sans auU sharper
all their tools. all uf which whrf
seen were ~ splrndId Urd"r. The
.torehuusr for Lumbar aud non wa,
built entirely by lhurn, aud each boy
! had tO draw a plan and give an r-iI
unte Of ia" cost Of mul"rial, "I"
Som. me" work was dome IN dove
taiiIug and checker boards. ia,
best pi"r. "f work Vas library
table and chair made II kUu auC
| kUa woods. The turning, h"I-iurl
aud polishing w"T" OF Gi2h UJd"r
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