The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-14

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H' covering iHe gear ending with
DDtHhrf i.tt. 1900 YOU are hereby a.
if.t'1 iH ffe Xnur account as trustee
af Said truat f1r the year ending Oytn-
Der i2th. ipoi Immediately.
VERY respectfully
"A e. HUMPHREYS.
First Judge"
The annual accounts ~ the trustees
under the will " the late iernice !.
Bishop were filed for the year ending
June 30th, yesterday afternoon. show
ing the total receipts FOR the year to
have been t2S5OlOSS and the disburse-
ments 1855. SOFAS. leaving balance FOR
the year % 500 1890 The report shows
investments in the bonds looked down
uron by Humphreys.
Accompanying the financial state
ment are reports OF the various prin-
cipals Of the Kamehameha schools.
Which were endowed by the deceased.
The trustees report having continued
filling In the swamp lands OF the estate
and speak also of the contemplated
erection OF a wharf at Kakaako. a re-
port Is made also of fencing lands for
the preservation Of the forests. Forest
fires have damaged the prorerii $ of the
estate at Kohala, Hawaii. There is
report also Of the Investigations OF En-
Cineer futile into the water conditions
OF Waipio and Honokane valleys on
hawaii. The cost Of running the ka-
mehameha Schools for the year was
Sli3.2 $50. slightly in excess Of the
amount spent the previous year. OF
this amount S3717S Is credited to per-
nianent improvements. The list of in
Xestments OF the estate shows $4,000 i'm
Oahu Railway bonds and sil $50 OF this
amount is in McBryde Sugar Company
bonds.
Charles Dyke principal OF the Kane
hameha Schools. made "A lengthy re-
port upon that school. He speaks OF
the success of the plan or concentrat-
ing the business Offices and says that
two hundred dollars a month has been
saved by that method The total reg
istration for the period was 40. The
military organization is commended, as
well as the work OF the band, and the
success OF the athletic features now in
troduced is pointed out. The religious
| part of the education Of the boys has
not been neglected. and this instruction
Is also highly commended. The work
, IN the manual training department was
highly satisfactory, as ii was also in
agricultural department. The principal
| suggests also that the water supply is
| insufficient. and there is great danger
| from fire recommending that electric
| lights be installed
Miss Alice Knapp, principal or the
! preparatory department submits a
carefully prepared report upon that
| branch of work.
/ Miss Ida NJ. Pope. principal of the
| School for Girls. reports that there Is a
demand for trained teachers and for
nurses among Hawaiian women, and
suggests that opportunity should be Of
| fered Hawaiian girls to become trained
nurses, as some among them have a
/ special aptitude for this work. Larger
, school equipment is also needed.
An inventory of the estate Is filed
with the report, showing the property
to consist almost exclusively of real
estate on every island of the group
There is a cash balance on hand of s29,
| l33, 40 reported.