The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-09
ONLY ENGLISH
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL NOT
LEND BUILDING FOR JAPANESE
TEACHING.

LEND BUILDING FOR JAPANESE !
TEACHING.
The Board of Education yesterday
afternoon turned down an application
from an Eva japanese for permission
to use the school house there after the
regular school hours, for japanese
school. Superintendent Rabbit report
ed that he had replied to the appltca-
tion stating that he did not think the
Board would allow use of the school
except for regular English courses, and
this letter was unanimously approved,
on motion of harrington.
The Teachers committee report was
approved as follows:
That life certificate be granted
Miss Bertha Ben Taylor.
That Mrs. Vierra of the Kaapahu
school be granted six weeks leave of
absence, from January Sth on account
of i'll health, and that Mrs. William
Onley be appointed as substitute.
That Miss Menicke be transferred
from Waiohinu to Kabaoa school at a
salary of $50 per month.
That Miss Macomber be released.
That Miss Gertrude McCorriston be
transferred from Kamalo to Kalihi-
waena school at $4250.
That ]. b. Kuhns be appointed as
principal to Kamalo vice Miss McCor-
riston at a salary of $425O.
That the application of Miss Lydia
Macy be placed on file.
THAT resignation of Mrs. w. A. AM
derson be accepted.
That Miss Maud LOvejoy be app
pointed temporarily as teacher of Eng
lish in the High School at a salary of
$50.
That the request of Miss de Carmo
and Miss de Lima to leave three days
early be granted on condition of theif
making up the extra time by teaching
on Saturdays or holidays.
That the resignation of Miss Nc
Crossen who leaves on account o.
small salary to accept a position mori
commensurate with her needs, be ac-
cepted.
That Miss M. H. Douglas be APP
pointed temporarily to Miss McCros'
sens position at salary of $44.
That Miss Blanche Homer be
granted leave of absence for five
months from February 5 and that Mrs
Kenway be appointed principal in her
place at her present salary. That Miss
Maud Horner be appointed assistant
at two-thirds of Miss Blanche Hor-
ner's salary for two months and at a
salary of $42.5O for the remainder of
the time.
That leave of absence for one month
he granted Mrs Capelas, assistant
IIakalau school, and that Miss Farqu-
har or ]. B. Oliver be appointed sub
stitute.
That resignation of Miss NJ. r. Foun-
tain of Iihue school be accepted.
That Miss kahele be appointed as
sistan in the Lihue school vice Miss
Fountain resigned, at a salary of $50
That resignation of Mrs. Rhodes be
accepted.
That Mrs. L. N. Smith be appointed
principal of Hauula vice Mrs. Rhodes
resigned at a salary of $50
That Mrs. Eldora Deacon be APP
pointed assistant at Waialua school
vice Mrs. Cmith transferred, at a sal
airy of $44.
That resignation of Miss Laughlin
be accepted.
That Miss Ekstrand be transferred
Miss Laughlin resigned, at salary of
$44
That Miss Marcos be granted leave
of absence for one week as requested.
That Miss Elizabeth Cameron be APP
Dointed assistant in the new room at
the Royal school at a salary of $40.
That Mrs Jack Bergstrom be APP
pointed substitute for Miss Anna
Sorenson assistant Royal school.
That Rev. Kaumeheiwa be appoint
ed temporary assistant in the Hama
school at a salary of $50 a month, vice
d. p. Kapewa resigned
That Miss Lillian PHI be appointed
principal of Nohokowai at a salary o.
$35.
That Mrs. Weir be transferred from
Moiliili to Waipahu school, at salary
of $44.
That Miss A. ]. Gault be transferred
from Waipahu school to Moiliili schoo
at a salary of $42.5O.
"A lett from the health committed
of the Civic Federation asked thu
Board to use it's best endeavors to Sc
cure distilled water for school children
to drink, the tap water not beini
healthful, and on motion of H. M. Vol
Holt, seconded by w. r. Harrington
the Superintendent was instructed t
Inform the Civic Federation that tn
Board Of Education was in sympath,
with the project.
APPEAL WDTHDRAWN.
Kun Lun, who appealed from a fin