The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-29
Exhibition at the School Yesterday
Afternoon.
TIE WORKSHOPS IN RUNNING ORDER.
Specimen. OF the Boys Mechanical Skil
Attract Attention A Programme.
Literary and Musical. Rendered by the
Sehol ARA Gala Day ut tn school.

Wednesday was a gala day at
Kamehameha School. The boys
young and old-were On exhibit
ton, and acquitted themselves in
8 way that did credit TO them and
their teachers, but still more to
the founder Of the school.
At 1870 PM. the schools were
thrown open for the inspection Of
the visitors. The point of greatest
interest seemed to be in the work
shops, where the students spend
some hours 4 day. Here they are
taught the rudiments, and, in
many cases, the higher branches
of several different trades, such as
carpentry, printing, blacksmithing,
tailoring and turning. Each Of
these shops was in full running
order Wednesday, and it was sight
of great interest to the many TO see
the boys working.
In one Of the rooms Of the COL
lege building were exhibited a
number Of specimens Of the boys
skill in the workshops. One of the
best of these was a chair and table
made of highly polished native
woods. The turning aud finishing
would not disgrace the finest cab
inetmaker in the islands. There
were also some che, ker- boards, the
solares of which were of different
clored woods, each block fitted to
aicety, and with q fancy border
inlaid woods; there was iron
htwork, made in the machine
sops; there was a brass vacuum
amp, turned BY the more ad-
;auced scholars. The tailors
department was represented by a
full uniform made by the boys,
and to all appearances it wss a
very well made suit Of clothes.
Many other things requiring 4
good mechanical knowledge were
on exhibition, and were closely
inspected by those present.
AT , o'clock, toe visitors were
invited into Bishop Hall, to listen
to the exercises. The smaller
boys Of the preparatory depart
meut hsd the most 10 do, aud
acquitted themselves remarkably
well. Several of the older scholars
reeitsd, ami the programme was
interspersed with sOug- by the glee
club. The following was the pro-
gramme rendered:
l. Music. ..... ....... .... -Glse Club
,. \ song for 30 $1,000 ........- ..-...
.--... ....--...-.-R L. Searle with Chorus
8. Without Haste, Without Rest
..-..-.-. --.--..-- --..--.-. 1900. w. Beers
4. JOvial Farmer Boy .-.. ..--.- $500
..-..... ...... ...-.. Prep Glee Club
5. The Little Suub-am...--. J. Desha
8. The Chambered Nautilus .....
---.-. -..-.- -.----. l. Joseph
Z. Action cuHgs.......- zee Prep. School
S. Memory G-m---.-. .....- Prep School
8. Thou Art My OxL LOVE-.
.-...- ....... ..-..- .---.- .lIlee Cub
10. Tie Baty'- Future. $500.
\. Arnold, ; De>ha, J. Archer,
c. Aea.
II. The Happy MIlIer-...Prep. School
L Profanity. -.-.----.-- .---------. q. Cox
Is. Cali>thenics..-.........- Prep. Schools
II. The Old Fashioned Waterman
..... ...... ...... ....- Prep. School
Is. Easter LiiIes---.JOhn and ;. Desha
10. Tie Reaper and the Flowers
.-.--.-.-.--.- 49,. ...... $3.50. IS. Koki
Il. We March, We March 1900. 70.
......... .......-- ...... ......--- Prep. School
IS. The VIII aud the Way. Abbey
l9. BOOtblsck ...-.- .......-.-..S. y malu
%. The Three Bundle Bees.
1885,. ........ ....-..-- Prep. GIee Club
q. The Land Of Contrary Wise.
J. Neuatta, II. Aikue, J. Camp
bell and G. Makanui.
-. Robin AGair ........ .....--.Glee Club
When the above programme had
1een gone through With, the Wis
itors wandered around the grounds
or visited the Bishop Museum,
which was specially opened for the
day, when two companies of the
boys gave battalion drill, march
ing and counter-marchiug for nearly
half an hour, during which the
school band, under the leadership
of Professor Berger played. The
commencement exercises will take
place at Kawaiahao Church this
evening