The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-03-03
HOW BISHOP. EXPENDS
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Ceed Of Trust Whereby Proceeds Of Sale oil
Bank Business in Honolulu is Distributed
in the Hawaiian Islands.


of six and fourteen years. preference
being given to Hawaiian girls of pure
or part aboriginal blood.
To the Kamehameha Schools, $500,
to pay not more than one-half the
current rate of charge for room, board
and tuition for such students or pupils,
male or female, who, or whose parents
or guardians, are not able to pay the
full charges. (Amended to $500 Nov.
% 1904)
Toward maintaining free kindergar-
tens in Honolulu for Hawaiian chill
dren of pure or part aboriginal blood,
5000.
For the salary of chaplain at the
Kamehameha Schools. $1,000 tamended
to $500 Aug. l. 1881
For payment of part of the expenses
at Oahu College of graduates of Ka-
mehameha Schools, not more than two
at one time, $780, (Revoked Nov. 22,
1y04)
For aiding in the support of an
Alumni Association for the benefit of
those who have attended the Kameha-
meha Schools not less than two years.
$500.
To Central Union, Kawaiahao and
Kaumakapili churches, Honolulu, each
500.
THIRD SERIES OF GIFTS.
Out of the principal of the notes as
they mature and (or) out of accumula-
lions of interest. not expended in car
rying out the foregoing provisions, the
trustees are authorized to make pay
ments as follows in the order stated:
To Charles H. Bishop of Lihue, Ka-
uai, $4,000.
To Eben Faxon Bishop of Honolulu,
$4,000.
To the Honolulu Library and Read
ing Room Association, $4,000.
To the Queens Hospital, for the
purchase, furnishing and perpetual
support of three beds, each to be
known as Bishop bed" and number
ed respectively two, three and four
subject to the same conditions and
control as the bed at that time in the
hospital known as Bishop" bed-and
provided that not more than one or
| these beds shall be kept in the same
room, and that they shall always be
Of a superior quality in all respects,
though plain and strong" $4,000
| (amended to $4,000 Aug /, 1881
To the Queens Hospital for nurses
cottage and other uses within the dis
erection of its trustees, $4,000.
/ To the Hilo Boys Boarding School
$25,00O to be added to the existing en-
| dowment fund.
To the Board of the Hawaiian Evan
gelical Association, $4,000, the income
to be applied to home missionary OBJ
jects, including aid not to exceed one
third of the income to the North Pa
cific Missionary Institute.
To the Y. NJ. C. a. of Honolulu
$4,000.
To the American Relief Fund, $1,000
| (amended to $4,000 Aug. /, 1880
To the Maternity Home, $4,000
| (amended to $4,000 Aug. l. 1850
To the American Board of Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions at Boston
Mass, $4,000 on condition of it's releas-
ing all claim to the collection of Poly
nesian and Micronesian antiquities and
/ articles loaned to the Bernice Pauahi
Bishop Museum at Honolulu, and an
additional $4,000 If, within one year
from such release, the Commissioners
| shall transfer full title to all of said
antiquities and articles to the b. p
! Bishop estate trustees.
To pay for the cost of a chapel for
the use of the Kamehameha Schools. il
not provided for in some other way
100000
To the trustees of Oahu College, $780,.
900.
| THE EINAT. SERIES