The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-13
IOlANl COLLEGE CLOSING,
Excellent Program Well Rendered
at the Exercises Yesterday.
bishop vans Presents FriAss Athletic
sport.- DocorAtiOGs-M work ct huAic
Teacher .rorsonAi dsntioa

attended by a large number of per
sons, among whom were prominent
residents OF thia city and pupils
from educational institutions whose
summer vacations have already be-
gun.
The white walls of the main hall
were decorated with flags of various
nations, tastefully arranged. just
beneath these and about on Il level
with the entrance, were drawings
and maps, work Of the pupils, and
set against background of red
bunting to better show their merits.
Strings of braided ferns, starting
! ut equal intervals around the room, ,
were joined in the middle TO one of
the beams.
American, English and Hawai-
ian flags half hid the stage from
the main part OF the room, making
a very pretty effect with potted
ferns just barely visible here and
there.
The vcranda extending around
the hall was tastefuly decorated
with green's. Benches on the
porch were occupied by those who
could not find room inside.
The program was quite lengthy
and contained several interesting
selections.
The work OF the college chorus
deserves special mention on &C
count of excellent rendition of
rather difficult songs. The parts
were very we'll taken, no confusion
being manifest. This part of the
program showed splendid work of
the teacher of music.
The literary portion of the pro-
gram was well carried out. Reel
tations by Abraham Kaulukou,
Hugo Koelliog and four little boys
in selection entitled DIRTY JIM"
were worthy Of more than passing
notice.
F. c. Paetow, head master at
Iolani College, played accompani-
ments to the musical part of the
program. Rev. V. II. Kitcat acted
as leader.
After the rendition of the last
chorus, THE Pleasures of the
Woods" Bishop Willis presented
the years prizes which were as
follows:
First Prize-Abraham Kaulukou.
English Subjects, Second in Years /
Law
Arithmetic-Sam Lon.
Algebra-En Chang.
Observation-Disclosures Kaulukou. |
SECOND DIVISION.
English Subjects years marks)-
VIM All Heen.
Second in Years Marks-Eddie All
Yin.
Composition-Joseph Aea.
CLASS II.
Years Marks, Conduct-Chin Sang.
Arithmetic, Second in Years Marks |
II. All SeOug.
CLASS III.
Years Marks-John Anderson.
Second in Years Marks. K. Boil
ster.
English Subjects-John Aimoku.
Second English Subjects-J. G.. An
derson, Edwin Fernandez
Arithmetic aud Writing-Chas. Ma
haOlelua.
Conduct-David White, All Sang.
CLASS ".
First Prize-Manuel Anderson.
Second Prize-RIchard NowIein.
After the distribution of prizes,
Hawaii Ponoi" was sung by the
choir.
The audience then repaired to
the athletic field, where sports
were held.
Following was the result:
100 yards dash-En Chang first, -
seconds A. KaulukOu second.
so yards dash -Ricbar'i Nowlein
first, 1OI seconds; Manuel Anderson
second.
High iump-Sam Smithies first,
feet inches En- Chang second.
100 yaris dash for boys OF "A years
and uuder-E. Kia first, IA seconds;
a. MOy second. This was q close and
exciting race. Moy started out ahead
and kept the lead until near the finish,
when KIa made a beautiful squirt,
forged ahead and won by small
High Jump for boys under ~ years
in draw between a. Ma ana
p. Hatfield.
Pole vauIt-En Chang first, feet
inches; All Seong second.
Pole vault for boys under u years
Alex. May fret, feet inches; j.
White second.
One mile handicap-ED Chang first,
20; Sam 5mithies second.
Putting 16-lb. shOt-A. kaulukou
first, u feet 3 inchcs; En- Chang SC
;Ond.
Running broad jump-A. Kanlukou
irst, II feet 3 inches; Sam Ling 40 !
.Ond.
Quarter mile race-En Chang fret.
IL; 4. X tulukpu second.
Throwing bnasrslI En- Chang first,
8. KAuiukou acc nd.
S.ck race -. Smithies first, ~.