The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-13
KONA ORPHANAGE
DECEMBER REPORT
Kona orphanage. Kailua. Hawaii.

January II, 1904.
Editor Advertiser: The following is
the report of Kona Orphanage for the
| month OF December, 1903:
| Expenditures: Wages, s2s.o0; sala-
ries, $4,000: food, sS3IT; clothing and
bedding. $9.10: furnishings. $500
stock and chicken feed, 1868 lights
| and fuel. $50; improvements, s124S5.
school supplies, SIPS: fnciGentals, $3.50;
furniture. $2.7.S5; total, SSH SIS.
Receipts: Mrs. o. NJ. Packard, New
York, $500; William EIlenberg. Soc;
Mrs. Helen Sinclair Robinson, Maka-
well, Kauai, $4,000: Mrs. Jane Sinclair
Gay, MakaweH, Kauai, $4,000; A
Friend, $500; Fourth Grade Kaakopua
School, Honolulu. 75c. Mrs. z. B. Mon
roe New York, $24.50; Kamehameha |
Christian Endeavor Society, $500: Mr.. |
Geo. F. Davies, $1,000; Room Is. Ka-
ahumanu School, $500; Rose Pike, SOC; |
Julia Pike, Soc; Annie Pike, soc. Ben |
ia Pike, Soc; Howard Deas, SEC; Mill |
ward Deas, Soc; money taken in at
Orphanage, $3S.75; total. $196.45.
Christmas presents were received |
from the following:
Kaakopua School, 1913 garments, be-
sides Is books, II pairs of shoes, II !
hats, collars, cuffs, ribbons, neckties,
lace, papers and pictures.
Fourth Grade Kaakopua School. so
balls of popcorn, candy and sweet
chocolate enough for all.
Mrs. Sarah Gilman, $500 worth of
walnuts.
Mrs. Greenwich. South Kona, boxes
of apples, boxes of sweet crackers.
Mrs. GreensweIl made a large gift of
sweet crackers a year ago, which
through a mistake was, credited TO
some one else.
Mrs Elasion, box of clothing and
toys.
Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ. snodgrass, box
of apples.
Mrs. S. N. Castle, boxes of apples.
Mr. James Steiner, % neckties, :
shirt waists, pique dress skirts, 3
pairs of shoes, 2 capes, 1 baby dress, /
boys waist, 2 boys suits, undershirt,
) pairs boys pants.
Miss Romano Ferreira, A garments,
/ hat, caps, 2 pairs of shoes. toy
books, doll and set of garden tools.
II. Hackfeld & Co, 1929 yards of
calico, 50 yards of lawn, so boys hats,
| boys suits, 81 lbs. of almonds.
Mrs. Podmore, 21a dozen scrap books. i.
Castle Home Children, papers.
A Friend scraps for mending.
Miss Belle Johnson, 1 book for IL
orary, 2 song books, u dozen Christ
mas cards, Christmas books for two
BOYS.
Holualoa School, caps, 1 dress.
Miss FeIker, a picture of Kaahumanu |
school, dozen copies of Male Lee
lua," private mailing card for each
# the children for New Years. 1
A Friend, a box of oranges. /
Miss Lohry, box of candy and a box 3
# cookies.
Honolulu High School Pupils, 116 gar
nents, spools of cotton, Il yards of
muslin, yards of calico, 4 boys hats,
leckties, l book, 2 dozen hand-painted
christmas cards, drawing slate, many
,apers and marbles, L top.
Mrs. Reist, 1 doll, 2 whistles, L harp. /
Mrs. GLENN, box of toys.
Mrs. Ventura, 1 box of toys. c
Mrs. Benson, box of clothing.
Mrs. Anna B. Tucker, library
looks, u dozen music books, set of Y
orang's Shorter Course in Form Study
nd Drawing, December number of the ;
Friend {
A Friend, 61a yards of calico.
We all had Merry Christmas. The r
hildren received many presents which .
we're sent here last year and stored
way till this Christmas, and Santa
,1aus brought them out and hung them
n a tree. They had songs and reci- d
atoms, and Santa Claus distributed the G
They We're all very happy.
'eacher and children join me in thank a
ng all who sent presents.
Our happiness turned into sorrow. +
tito Ellenberg, who has been here Y
early two years, and who had been
lex for some time before Christmas, d
ook his bed Christmas day. lie was n
cry i'll until the 29th at 2 o'clock, 1T
hitch time he died. We buried him IL
L the Episcopal graveyard at South \
iona.
We are in need of money for next a
lonth. Have but 1855 in the treasury
t present. Money for the Orphanage (,
lay be deposited at the banking house
f Bishop & Co. ~
ALICE +. BEARD,