The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-04
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| the Territory will not be terminated
by the recent change, but that he
may continue to serve the cause
Of popular education in some other
capacity.
The board also acted favorab1y on
the following recommendations of the
Teachers Committee:
That Miss Mary Kala, principal of
!Pololu, be granted leave of absence on
advice of letter from Mrs. Emma R.
Bond and that salary warrant be de-
iHvered here in Honolulu as per request.
| (Not more than three months.)
That Miss Emma Aki be appointed in
place of Miss Mary kala at a salary
OF SIS a month.
| Recommended. that Miss Catherine
Trowbridge be appointed TO position OF
additional teacher at Olaa-9-Tnile-at
$35 a month. con request Of Miss
Ward)
| Appointment of D. p. Kapewa. assist
ant Hama school, at salary of s35,
| Recommend additional room at Kihei
and additional teacher al salary of $50.
at salary of $55.
(
at Moiliili on completion of new room;
salary $44. (Verbal application.
Resignation of Mrs. Jane Minton, as
sistant Pohukaina, accepted.
| Approve Miss Cameron's promotion
to place made vacant by Mrs. Mintons
resignation.
| That Miss Carrie Claypool be granted
leave of absence-November 8 to De-
cember %.
That Miss Lillian Claypool be APP
pointed substitute during Miss Carrie
tCIaypoors leave of absence.
Miss ReideFs transfer from Puunene
! to Kilauea.
| H. NJ Coke's application for life GER
tificate deferred.
| Recommend Chas Wflcox's appoint
ment of school agent in Koloa, vice Nc
Bryde. resigned.
| Petition of citizens of Waihee for ap-
pointment of Moses Kauhimahu.
| The applicat ton of H. NJ. Coke of Ma
III for a life certificate was deferred to
later meeting. Applications were
presented by the Superintendent of
various persons who have asked for the
principalship of the Waihee school, Ma
I vi, in place of H. NJ. Coke Mr.. Rabbit
! said he had no knowledge that the
incumbent was to resign. How
| ever, Mrs. Austin was teaching there
temporarily. She was candidate,
also. for the principalship. So also is
Moses Kauhimahu, who was endorsed
/ by ffty-two citizens of Maui.
The Hilo High School matter was
taken up. Some modified plans for ar
rangements of the school rooms had
been received from Principal Rich
mond. On motion, these We're ordered
sent to the Public Works Department.
Mr.. Harrington stated that members of
| the board were not very enthusiastic
| over the style of architecture decided
| upon for the school.
| The action of School Agent w. w.
Goodale of Waialua in disposing of the
old school buildings and teachers cot
, tages at Waialua was approved.
| A letter from Commissioner of Pub
lie Lands Pratt asked if the School De-
partment would not turn over GER
tain ahupuaa in North Kona, Hawaii,
, to the Land Department, as this was
necessary for use in developing lands
being opened up for settlement. This
course will be followed.
superintendent Rabbit showed a list
of appropriations for school houses to
be built out of the loan fund, which |
is now available. He believed it best |
to go ahead with such construction as
soon as possible. He will write the |
various school agents to notify him |
what buildings are most needed in their |
respective districts.
Mr.. Rabbit stated that he favored |
only the appointment of the standing |
committees called for in the regula- |
tions, and that he was opposed to APP |
pointing special committees. This |
method only added confusion to the |
work
Mrs Wilcox stated that Mr.. Wright |
might return to the islands on the |
steamer China. arriving next Monday.