The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-22
From Thursdays Advertiser.)

ana afterwards went to Haleiwa 70
a few days.
From Thursdays Advertiser)
The All. S. S. Nevadan may arriv
from the Coast today.
The transport Thomas is due to arriv
from San Francisco tomorrow.
Captain Carlson entertained a few
friends aboard the barkentlne Lahain;
on Tuesday evening.
w. A. Kinney, f. A. Mott-Smith anC
d. l.. Wilmington have gone to Kai
lua in connection with the case o.
construction of the will of the late DR.
]. Wight.
The Seattle Times of June 10 gives
a large photograph of the Hawaiian
band
A nolymoke, large seabird of the
albatross type. was found alive on the
beach at Kahului
Two small fires in ripe cane, on Ei-
hei and Maui Agricultural Co.'S plan
tations, last Friday did nominal dam
age
DR.. Geo. II. Huddy has been appoint
ed member of the Board of Dental
Examiners for three years from May
IL. 1906.
j. o. Carter, the Nestor ,of the Demo-
Gratis, is quoted as favoring Kuhio, on
the ground of experience, for reelection
to Congress.
c. c. Conradt has begun the shear
ing season on his Kahoolawe sheep
ranch and intends to close out the en-
terprise there.
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with the eight teachers rooms and
there are to be stationary washstands
In the thirteen student rooms. There,
are two general toilet and bath rooms
and two parlors. one for teachers, and
one for students.
THE refectory building to meet the
requirements is of necessity quite diff
ferent in. arrangement. The front ex-
posure is So feet and the depth 173 feet.
To conform with the dormitories the
'front.' of the building is two stories
ana In this section on the ground floor
is located he matron's rooms, the gen.
eral parlor for all the students the
teachers lounging room and the tee-
phone exchange. Directly back of these
rooms, which are connected by a CEN
tral corridor, is the dining hall. This
rooms extends the full width of the
building thereby ensuring ample liz hit
and ventilation. The girls and BOYS
enter the dinipg hall from the side of
their respective dormitories these ap-
proaches being at the two ends of the
room. On the side of the dining he'll
opposite the main corridor. swinging
doors lead to the one story part of the !
building and serving pantry A hall
way leads from this room to the kitch-
EN- and on either side of this hallway
We have the refrigerator room, the dish
pantry and dish washing rooms. Be |
yond the large kitchen is the pastry
pantry and the store room, with the |
servants lanai and dining room at the
extreme end of the building.
The second story is reached by a
staircase leading from the entry cor
ridor. This floor is divided into four
rooms with one general toilet
room. The study room Is located di- i
rectly over the dining hall and is of i
the same dimensions
Every detail of these buildings has Il
eceived careful consideration and
:
)een found impossible to reduce the
ize of the buildings without sacrifice
ns necessary accommodation.
IN April last the plans as above out
ined, together with detailed specifca-
ions and drawings, were submitted to
ontractors for figures. As per agree
rent, tenders We're received up to yes
erday noon, at which time all the bids
n hand were opened The lowest bid
ubmi'ted for the construction of the
hree buildings complete i'm every par
ocular was S11S,299. A meeting of the
rustees was held yesterday afternoon
ma 1t was decided to award the con-
ract to Lucas Brothers, the lowest bid
ers. 1t was further decided. and the
unds have been appropriated, to car !
Y out the general plan including the
rection on the slope of Rocky Hill of
new house for the president. We
ope and expect that all the new build
1gs will be completed and ready for
occupancy at the beginning of the 5
chool year, September 1907"
SUPERVISOR LUCAS.
Jack Lucas was called upon for 0
ew remarks, as p. c. Jones put It, c
upon anything that may occur to c
im." n
Mr.. Lucas started OFF by saying that /
e made the mistake OF his life when v
G promised TO speak at sucl a gather I
49, He would, however. do his best. '
ie spoke OF the days OF "a and re- I
ounted number OF schoolboy recol-
'etions which amused the audience 9
realty He was glad he had been 10 /
nnahou and had daughter who had v
lst gradun,ed, fact OF VIII ch he was y
roud II he had u dozen more dnugh- 4
'rs he would send them all 10 Puma /
oa' lie rejoiced in the progress the u
lllege was making and remarked that 4
unahou was lucky To have man like J
rof driiiiths to take charge, one s
iinE he wanted "a impress on the Il
1ys ana girls. When leaving college.
icy opaht 10 remember their scapol, .
Ihtes There WAS "a tendency io think q
lai onn Was helr ihan another ana ID
d lhls account 10 sliEhl old sChool- o
aiss Th's hurts feelings and should
! Huaratd against
Tlif ALuNNl PRESIDENT. a
a Alssandor expressed his thanks d