The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-12
TEACHERS
ASSIGNED

commissioners of Public Instruction
Jordan, Wilcox, Harrington and Al, met
at the office OF Superintendent Davis
yesterday and made some temporary
changes In the present corps of teach
ers. A letter from Superintendent OF
Public Works c. S. Holloway an
nounced that he had arranged with
Mr.. Gilman OF the American Hawaiian
Engineering and Construction Com
pany to accept the new Normal School.
1t win be opened Monday, and today.
the furniture and fittings will be NOV
ed In. But until the concrete OF the
steps sets on the mauka entrance will
be used.
A letter of apology was also re-
ceived and read from Mrs. Harry OF
the Waikiki school. This, with Prin-
cipal Copeland's, closes regrettable
incident.
Sheriff A. NJ. Brown of Oahu, Sher-
III Saffrey of Maui and Sheriff Rice
of Kauai promised to give aid in en-
forcing the truancy law.
The following recommendations by
the Committee on Teachers were read
and on motions duly made and second
ed were adopted:
Mr.. >Chas. Williams, assistant Pau
lilo vice Miss Olive Horner transferred,
at a salary of $4,000 per month.
Miss Ethel Richard, Honokaa. vice
Miss Lily Williams. leave of absence
for four months on account of illness,
at salary of $500 a month.
Miss E. F. Porter, principal Kaiwiki
vice Mr.. Boscow, resigned, at salary
of $500
Mrs. l.. 7. Walsh, assistant Kaiwi-
XII. vice Miss Il. f. Porter, promoted,
at $4,000 per month.
Mrs Beers assistant Olaa 20 miles),
vice Mrs. Carpenter, transferred, at a
salary of $42.5O,
Mrs. S. IL. Douglas assistant Gram
mar School. vice Miss McCrosson,
leave Of absence of one week on ac-
count of illness
Miss Hanamaikai Hansen, assistant
Pohukaina, vice Miss Cameron who re-
turns several days late.
Miss Jennie Hansen, assistant Pohu-
kama, vice Miss Melim, leave of alb
sence for one week on account of i'll
ness.
Mr.. r. Plunkett, returns to take
charge OF Ulaino, temporarily.
Mrs. r. Reuter-, takes charge of Ma
hlku school. temporarily. at salary
of $500 per month.
Mrs. Maydwell, requested the Depart
ment to add $500 to her salary to pay
for house rent. Recommended not
granted.
Miss Carlson's salary as assistant at
Holualoa school recommended placed
at $500
Mrs Kings request for increase OF
salary for Olaa az miles) deferred
Recommended that the School Agent
make necessary improvements on the
cottage.
Miss M. X. Cramer was appointed
principal of Wahiawa school, vice Mrs.
Frain, at a salary OF $500 per month.
The Committee on Public Lands
recommended that the application OF
Mr.. Gilman for price at which the
Board will lease the lot on the corner
of Punahou street and Wilder avenue
be tabled until Mr.. Gilman decides
whether he Will take the lease at the
figure named.
A communication was received from
Miss Rasmussen stating that she would
be unable to take charge of the school
at Waimanalo.
The Superintendent reported that the
pubic SCHOOlS ndu TeOpelleu WIN less
than the number with which they had
closed In June. But that this was usu-
ally the case as the entire enrolment
for opening is not made up until the
beginning of THE second or third week.
Indications promise however, that there
will be about the same increase as
there was last year
All of the schools throughout the
Territory have begun work with the
exception of the Normal school which
will open next Monday, and the school
at Waimanalo for which there has been
no teacher secured at present. The
inability to open the school at Wal
manalo Is due to a lack of living ac-
commodation at that place. After this
1t will not be necessary to meet each
week, but every other week as laid
down In the rules and regulations Of
the Department.
The following payroll account for
September, with estimates based on 1t,
was presented by the Superintendent: