The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-15
Many Appointments Confirmed at
the Meeting Yesterday.
LITTLE OTHER BUSINESS DONE
executive Council ReComme I'd
That the PaIama School be
Changed to kaiulani School.

The long-deferred meeting of the
afternoon. Owing to the absence of
two members of the board, Professor
Alexander and Mrs. Jordan, it is diff
cult to secure a quorum at the present
time.
Minister Mott-Smith presided at the
meeting, the other members of the
board present being DR.. Maxwell, Mrs.
w. w. Hall and Charles J. Hopkins.
Inspector General Townsend, Normal
Instructor Gibson and Secretary Rod
gers were also on hand.
The following appointments and
transfers, made by Inspector General
Townsend, owing to the impossibility
of getting a meeting of the board be-
fore the opening of schools, were rati
fed at the meeting yesterday: w. n.
Judkins, to be principal of the school
at Paauilo, Hawaii; P. L. Topic, to be
principal of the school at Kapaa,
Kauai; Miss Maude Chase, to be as
liza, Kauai; A. d. Wishard, to be sub
stitute for ]. F. Scott until otherwise
ordered by the board; Miss Ruth Ar
mold, approved as substitute for Mrs.
Kalihiwaena school; Miss Linda Par
menter, to be teacher of the school at
Moanalua; Miss Ellen H. Bickwell, to
be assistant teacher in the Honolulu
Normal and Training School, to take
the place of Miss Watson, resigned;
Miss M. Ida Ziegler, to be assistant
teacher in the Honolulu Normal and
Training School, to take the place of
Miss Mary Achuck, to be assistant
teacher in the Kalihiuku school; Miss
Charlotte Mumford, to be assistant
teacher in the Lihue school,; Miss Hen
rietta Christian, to be assistant teach
er in the Lihue school; w. Elmo Rea-
Wis, to be temporary principal of the
Lahainaluna Seminary, to hold the po
sition until otherwise ordered by the
boarad; Fred P. Rosencrans, to be tenn
porary vice principal of the Lahaina-
luna Seminary until otherwise ordered
by the board; Mrs. IRA Scrimger, to be
assistant teacher in the Lahaina school,
to take the place of Mrs. G. E. Rosen-
Grams, resigned; Miss Emily F. Will
liams, to be assistant teacher in the |
Waiohinu school, to take the place of |
Mrs. True, resigned; Miss Annie Aka |
mu, to be assistant teacher in the Haa- |
heO school, to take the place of Miss
Ellen A. Pomeroy, resigned; Miss Mar |
garet Burton, to be principal of the |
public school at Waimea, Hawaii, to |
take the place of S. G. Biddell, re-
signed; Miss Bertha B. Taylor, to be |
principal of the Waiohinu school; Mrs. |
L. Topic, to be assistant teacher in |
the Kapaa school, to take the place of |
B. p. Smith, who has asked for a |
years leave of absence; w. B. Weigle, |
% be principal of the school at Homo
kohau, Hawaii; Mrs. Cate Howland |
to be teacher in the Royal |
School, in place of Miss Sorenson, who
has a leave of absence; Miss Daisy
Lishman. to be assistant teacher in
he Palama school; H. w. Kinney, to
be teacher of the school at Kahuku;
Miss Jane Nahiwa, to be assistant
teacher in the school at Honokohau,
Hawaii; VIM. Abbey, to be assistant
teacher in the Hanalei school until
otherwise ordered by the board; Miss
Christian Smith, to be assistant teach
er in the school at Haou; Miss Maria
Nahelona, to be teacher of the school l.
1t Kamaoa; VIM. Isaac, to be teacher
If the school at Kailue; Miss Mary
Silva, to be assistant teacher in the
school; Miss Mary S. Ross,
o be teacher at Waipahu school.
AS yesterdays meeting of the board
vas the first for several weeks it was
to take action in all the