The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-04
FOR THE TEACHERS
Budget Of Information About Edl-
cation Board.
SATURDAY MORNINGS MEETING
Appointments to Various
Places.
SATURDAY MORNINGS MEETING
Several Increases in Salaries of In
to Be Instituted in Hamakua.

AT meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation, held Saturday morning, there
were present the following: President
Cooper, Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Mrs.
e. w. Jordan, Inspector General Town
send, Deputy Inspector General Scott,
Prof. Alexander and H. NJ Won Holt
The time of the Board was taken up
in the consideration of recommended
tons made by the Teachers Commit
tee and read by Prof Alexander.
The position as teacher in the Lau-
pahoehoe School, occupied by Miss Ka-
hoio, was declared vacant and Miss
Mary Mckinley appointed to fill the
vacancy, beginning with January 1st.
Miss Mile Morris was appointed as
sistant in the Waihee School, in place
of Mrs. Keliinoe, resigned. The latter
was filling the place of assistant in the
Waihee School until the Board should
be able to find a suitable teacher to fill
the place.
j. Kealailio was transferred from
Waihee, Maui, to Kalaoa, North Kona,
in place of William Lutera, who re-
Gently left for parts unknown without
the requisite notice to the Board
Miss Flora Smith was appointed as
sistant at Waihee School, in place of
J. Kealalio, transferred.
At the recommendation of Principal
Needham of the Reform School, Mr..
Scott brought up the matter of ap-
pointing d. f. Sanford to the position
of mechanical instructor at that in
the next meeting, and Mr.. Scott was in
structed to look further into the mat
ter.
Miss Lena Hart was spoken of as as
sistant at Hanapepe, Kauai, to fill the
place left vacant by the resignation of
Mrs. c. ID. Pringle. The matter was
referred to the school agent of he
district.
Mrs. Charles Furneaux was appoint
ed teacher in the Olaa School.
Miss Helen Severance was appointed
to fill a vacancy in Hilo Union School.
The Board decided to offer to Miss
Elvira Richardson position as teach
er in the Hilo Select School.
The appointment of a second assist
ant in the Holualoa School, Kona, was
left to the principal in charge.
Samuel Amalu was appointed as
sistant at Alae, North Kona. Another
teacher was found necessary on ac-
count of the crowded condition of the
school. Thomas Haze, the principal,
was given a raise in salary of 500
year.
Mr.. Sheehan was offered the posi-
ton of principal at the Kailua School,
this island.
The salary of Miss ]. Pullar of Hilo
was raised 800 year.
1t was voted that Miss Mary L. Smith
who has been temporary assistant at
the Normal School, be regularly ap-
pointed to that position for the remain
der of the present school year.
The salary of H. T. Mills, principal
of Napoopoo School, was raised 500
a year.
Mr.. Townsend recommended the es-
adjustment of a select school at North
Kohala, as petitioned for by the resi-
dents. The secretary was instructed
to send information to the effect that
the Board would provide a salary of
$500 for teacher, if the residents
would provide for the school house
and take care of it.
The application of zap Sing, Chinese
truant officer in Honolulu, for an in
crease in salary was referred to Mr..
Scott.
Mr.. Scott called up the matter of the
very bad location OF the school at Kau-
nakakai. a new location was recon-
mended. The matter was referred 10
Minister Cooper.
The petition for leave of absence,
asked for by J. H. Nishwitz of Maui,