The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-09

answer TO further remarks OF MIR.
Emmeluth, the Minister gave Stats
ties Of different private schools. BY
the captation fees granted Is assist
ed pupils in the Sisters school
would call for $3.50.
Mr.. Emmeluth related the report
made to the special committee by a
lady principal, to the effect that the
parents were growing more and
more careless of responsibility under
public help.
St. Louis College, $500.
Oahu College, 500.
kamehameha School, 500.
Iolani College, $500.
Hilo Boarding School, $500.
Passed.
Mr.. Ena moved to insert, Aid to
st. Andrews Priory School for
Girls, 5000.
Mr.. Warehouse - Do they get
capitation fees7
Minister Damon go No; they got
none last period.
Mr.. Emmeluth conteuded for
equal treatment and the right of
inspection Of all aided schools by
the Inspector General.
The item passed.
/ Stationery and incidentals, SSOOO.
I Repairing School Houses. $1,000.
Expenses School Agents, 5000.
Minister Damon explained that
heretofore they had been paid by
I commissions. Now it was proposed
to pay them regularly.
All passed.
( Capitation fees for girls schools.
: $500.
I Mr.. Emmelutb moved 5000.
/ Passed as in the bill.
/ Mr.. Eua moved, Aid Of Schools Of
Sisters Of the Sacred Heart, SlUOO.
Carried.
Mr.. Warehouse moved, Aid Kauai
] Industrial School, $1,000. Carried.
Mr.. Ena moved, Aid to st. An.
drew's Priory Schools, 5000
Mr.. Emmeluth was opposed to
subordinating public regulations to
private schools.
MIR. ID. Is. Smith was opposed to
granting aid to any educational or
other institution not submitting To
public supervision.
Minister Damon said all these
schools excepting Sisters Of the
Sacred Heart agreed To Government
supervision.
The motion carried.
Manual training and sewing
schools, SlOU
Minister Damon referred to the
good work initiated by Miss Agnew
al kalihi in sewing instruction. The
Government wanted to encouTag,
this kind Of work.
Mr.. Emmeluth would rather give
$1,000 To this sort Of work than
5000 To private schools.
Minister Smith said that was tn.
very kind OF work done by iii,
Boarding School aud Kauai Indus
trial School.
The item passed.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Survey Expenses f.l,
parties, Sl5,UOO; office expenses, in
u struinents. etc, Sl2W; Meteorolog,
and tide gauge, 5000. Passed.
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