The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-05

OF SCHOOLS

final details for the school term which
begins Tuesday were settled. The new
Normal School may not open till a
week later owing to its not being quite
finished. Only six appointments OF
teachers remain to be made.
Arrangements have been made for
the temporary quarters for the Hilo
High School and because of Principal
Frank A. Richmond's having taken hold
In cooperation with the principal of the
Grammar School. the Commissioners
not only commended him. but ordered
wireless sent to him to use his own
discretion In making his arrangements
temporarily to house his school.
Superintendent of Public Works C.
S. Holloway addressed a communion
ton to the board stating that he had
not picked a site for the Hilo High
School nor could he go on with the de-
signs until Governor Carter had decid-
ed whether the appropriation in the
loan bill would be available.
A proposal from Mr.. J. A. Gilman
to take a ten years lease on the de-
partment's property on Wilder avenue
and Punahou street mauka of Profess
or Alexander's house was referred to
the Lands Committee. Mr.. Gilman Of
fered to pay 800 year for the ground
and build $4,000 house on it, the whole
property to revert to the Territory af-
ter the expiration of the lease.
Present at the meeting were Com
missioners Jordan, Wilcox, Harrington
and All and Superintendent Davis. They
approved the following recommends
tons of the Teachers COMMITTEES:
That Miss Kewina Broad be appoint
ed guard at the Girls Industrial School
at salary of $25 per month.
That Miss Marie Rasmussen be APP
pointed principal of Waimanalo School,
vice Miss Nj. X. Cramer, transferred,
at salary of $425O.
That Miss IL. Taylor be appointed
assistant at Kauluwela, vice Miss An
gus, promoted during the absence of
G. F. True, at "a salary of $50 per
month.
That Miss NJ. lie Toler be appointed
assistant in the Hanapepe School, vice
Mrs. L. c. Bickford, transferred, at
salary of $35.
That leave of absence be granted to
S. X. Kekahuna, principal of Wailau
School, on account of illness as per
Doctors certihcate.
That Miss Alice Bartholomew be APP
pointed principal of Wailau School,
during the absence of S. X. Kekahuna.
at a salary of $25.
Ihat vacancies at the Following
places be left to be filled by the school
agents IN whose districts they occur:
Assistant Fepeekeo' wee MISS M. ray
ior'
Assistant Paauilo, vice Miss .. Hor-
her'
principal kaiwiki, vice Mr.. Albert
boscow'
Assistant Hoiualoa, vice Miss Breh-
man.
Assistant oiaa, wee MIS- Il. M. car
pehter
Ihat partiai support or the sepa-
rate plantation school at Waialua be
discontinued
Ihat the salary OF the principal of the
new hVe-room school at Papaikou he
placed at 800 per month.
Ihat the terms Tor the school year
i9oo- lsoo be as follows;
cemoer Y, 1905.
S'N'S W A'"'b W
April D. 1906
spring Term-April 10, 1906, to June
10, 1906.
That the following resolution be
adopted:
Whereas, The attention Of the De-
partment of Public Instruction has been
called to the fact that there are some
sixty teachers in the employ of this
department who have never held any
certificates, and also that many of the
certificates formerly issued to teachers
In the employ Of the department have
already expired, therefore be 1t
Resolved: l. That all teachers in
the employ of this department who
have no certificates, all these whose
certificates have already expired ans
those whose certificates will have ex-
pired by September /, 1905, shall lie re-
luired to take the examination TO be
held July u, 10 and IA, 1905.
go That all first-class certificates
and all Normal certificates issued
prior to this date be extended in time
indefinitely. subject, however, TO recall
by the department at any time after
the expiration of their prescribed time
limit if the standing of the teacher does