The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-05

corresponding secretary, which con-
tanned the following points:
/. Extracts from journals fully eX-
planning the status of mission work in
the Micronesian field.
.. Extracts from letters received
from Cousins" in Japan, Turkey and
Spain.
8. Extracts from letters received
from Cousins" in the United States.
4. Leading historical events during
the administration OF the new Gov
ernment. Comments.
5. Items of interest concerning
membership.
8. A list of marriages, births and
deaths as follows Marriages, 8;
births, u; deaths, II.
The report will be printed.
The treasurer stated that he had not
prepared q regular report on account
of the mail by the City of Peking, but
was pleased to say that the $225O, as
appropriated at the beginning of the
year for various purposes, had been
money was paid, "Ieaving him penni-
less"
It was voted that when the report
was completed, and audited by the
vice president, it be printed with the
others.
Judge w. F. Frear was nominated
and elected president for the ensuing
year. Mrs. Frear stated that Judge
Frear was unable to serve and that
she was fully authorized to present
his resignation, which she did. Resig-
nation accepted.
Chief Justice Judd was nominated,
nm N nf OF
duous duties and the distance of his
home from the center of town.
Another nomination for president
was referred to the Board OF Direct
ors which constitutes the nominating
committee.
J. S. Emerson was unanimously
elected dVice-president; w. l.. Howard,
recording secretary, the vice-presi-
dent casting the electing ballot; Mrs.
L. B. Coan, corresponding secretary,
unanimously elected; Rev. o. III. Gu
lick, treasurer, same.
The members of the Board of Direct
ors unanimously elected were as fol-
lows: Rev. o. p. Emerson, Mrs. o.
II. Gulick.
Mrs. w. f. Frear was nominated
for an elective member of the board,
but refused to accept. Mrs. Gulick
was elected in her place.
@. P. Castle, who has had charge OF
the Male Wreath papers for many
years, was reelected for the ensuing
year, with the recording secretary as
assistant.
Male Wreath editors to serve four
months beginning with the July meet
ing were elected as follows: G. J.
Lyons, chairman; Rev. o. II. Gulick,
Miss Laura Pires and Mrs j. III. Hig-
gins formerly Mrs. Judge McCully),
who will shortly arrive from the
States.
The second set of editors, to serve
four months, beginning with NOvem-
Der, were as follows: Professor T..
Richards, chairman Miss Nettie
Hammond, w. E. Beckwith and Miss
M. A. Brewer.
The appropriations as recommended
by the board for the following year
were carried as follows:
For the support of teachers at
KawaiahaO Seminary......-.....$ zoo
For the support of pupils in
Kawaiahao Seminary........... 2OO
Same in East Maui Female Sem
inarv........... ........................ 2OC
Same in Kohala Girls School,. 2OO
Same in Hilo Boys Boarding
School,. ......... .s....... ZOU
For Kauai Industrial School ..... 2OO
Aid to schools of Chinese
Mission. ............ 2OO
Aid to schools of Portuguese
Mission ........... ........ ................ 200
Aid to Japanese Mission Work.. 100
Mortlock teachers...... ........ ...... 300
For Corresponding Secretary..... so
For publishing Annual Reports. 40
For Contingencies. 80
Total ..... ................. ..........S2, 200
1t was requested that the MortIock