The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-28
TOWNSEND HAS RESIGNED.
NO LONGER INSPECTOR GENERAL
OF SCHOOLS.
TIL. Gibson Succeeds to Place-Town-
send viii Be Principal of Beretania
Street School-Teachers.

Present at a special meeting of the
Commissioners of Education held this
morning were: Superintendent Atkin-
son, Prof. w. d. Alexander, Mrs E. w.
Jordan, and Mrs. w. w. Hall Also
present were Inspector General Town
send, Normal Instructor Gibson and
Secretary Rodgers.
The following appointments were
made:
Papaikou-Seraphim Simao (Gradu-
ate of Normal SCHOOL,.
Hilo Union-Miss Mary Deyo (Place
of Mrs Kelsey, resigned) Miss Ethel
Wolfe.
Honokohau-Miss Gala ]. Harrison,
principal, transferred from Kekaha);
Miss Trinidad Marcos transferred
from Holualoa.)
Makapala-Miss Evelyn Van Deerlin
(place of Mrs. Moore, transferred0
Waipio-Joseph de Silva Normal
School.)
Ulupalakua-F. p. Rosecrans and
Mrs. f. p. Rosecrans transferred from
Lahainaluna.)
Kealahou-C. e. Copeland and Mrs
c. E. Copeland transferred from Re-
form School)
Nahiku-Miss Eliza dos Refs Grams
ferred from Paia.)
Wailau, Molokai-Miss Bernice Peahi
(Normal School)
Kaahumanu-Mrs. Isabel Creighton
Miss Clara Gurney; Miss Daisy. Lish-
man transferred from kaiulanD; Mrs.
G. e. Moore transferred from Maka-
pala); Miss Charlotte Beckwith (Prim-
ary); Miss Clara NJ. Mueller; Miss Ada
c. Cleveland transferred from Nor
mal)
High School-Miss Clara Ziegler.
Normal and Training-Miss Susan G.,
Clark (place of Mrs. McLellan), Miss
Kate Egan (place of Miss Cleveland,
transferred), Miss Adeline o. Clark
,(transferred from Wahiawa.)
kahukuAW 1lliam Isaac transferred
from Kailua.)
Kekaha-W. NJ. Massie (place of Miss
Harrison, resigned)
Waimea-Mrs. w. l. Wells
Hanapepe-Miss NJ. Johnson.
Hanamaulu-Miss Charlotte Mumford
(principaD and Miss Lottie Jordan
Normal School)
Koolau-Miss Ella Thronas (Normal
School)
Kflauea-Miss Florence Bush (Nor-
NAL School, place of Miss S. Beerman,
resigned.)
EVaiohinu-Miss Mary Ferreira. prin-
cipal transferred from MakikD; Miss
Bertha Maria Rush.
Night School, Kawaiahao-MisS
Bertha Ben Taylor transferred from
Waiohinu)
MIR. Atkinson reported that forty sin
gle and twenty double seats were re-
quired in the Ainakea school, Mr..
Townsend remarked that to supply all
double seats would be more consistent
with the policy of the department in
respect to Honolulu. Decided to allow
forty double seats.
Secretary Rodgers was instructed to
advertise an auction sale of the old
Royal School building, to be demolished
and the debris removed.
Mr.. Atkinson reported a letter from
the school agent at Hanapepe, report
ing that the building is too small, and
a new room adjoining the primary room
is required. The Superintendent stated
that the department could not build al
present, and suggested that the Hama
pepe church be rented temporarily fol
use by the school. So decided.
Mr.. Atkinson reported that Mr.
Townsend had resigned from the office
of Inspector General Resignation ac-
cepted, to take effect September 1. Nor
NAL Instructor II. H. Gibson was elect
ed to succeed Mr.. Townsend. Mr.. At
must be appointed very soon. There
was no objection on the part of two or
account of salary. He thought the two
will have to be paid out of specific ap.
propriations should receive $3.50 q
month, they paying their own expenses
S. Keliinoi and Charles Boldwin were
appointed normal instructors.
II. S. Townsend was appointed princi-
pal of the Kaahumanu School (Bereta'
mia Strpatl