Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-19
Inc MACFAkLANt KtS|UtNCt, Punah0u Street
AMP oENIH INTEREST PANTHEON PROPERTY AND HOTEL STREETS
At PUBLIC AUCTION Dec 81 1906 at MORGANS AUCTION ROOMS
Henry Wahose Trust Co.. M agents for s%n n ss "H Streets
|nnnfo FIR nllnoro Particulars at our Office
lSUltlO IUI UVIIUIO Corner Fort and Merchant Streets

ing Of the founder We must 20 back
TO her early life and to the life Of her
noble husband. who was so long close.
~ identified with the upbuilding Ut
these islands and who now. though
tar distant, keeps in touch with every.
thing that goes on In Hawaii. which
still feels his sympathy and his aid
In the year 1876 there arrived Ia
Honolulu n young man. Charles H.
Bishop who. with some companions.
was on his way to the new Territory
Of Oregon. None of the passengers
had the slightest idea OF stopping IN
Honolulu. but. most fortunately. some
Oi them were persuaded to do 50. One
OF these men was William l.. Lee. VINO
was appointed Chief Justice by the
who remained In Honolulu was Chas.
Il. Bishop, who needs no title Homo
able before his name. for the title h
written un the hearts of all who know
direction of the law. Mr.. Bishop was
closely identified with the fort>-Sg oi
business methods and business un
largcmont. as well as in the concCp
ton and tho carrying out Of vast be-.
ncyolent plans. and plans for the al.
vanCemcnt Of science. the importance
Of which you have at present very 1T
lie idea"
iUFHt,tsy L.. No.
Of c. X. Bishop and Bcrnicc pauahi
the speaker said.
I'VE can not all he born of the fam
lilies Of chiefs: We can not all he born
TO wealth. as Mrs Bishop was. but we
ran all be- honest and truthful and
clean In our words and In our deeds.
II w. will. To be- Of good family Is
something, but It IL not nearly OF SO
great Importance as being good man.
God does not Judge man by his fam
lily. nor do men Judge him by that. TO
have wealth is n great thing. but II Is
not Of any importance when we con-.
pare II with being a good man or good
woman. Mrs Bishop is honored today
not because she was a chicfcss or be
cause she inherited much land but be
cause she was good, pure woman. II
was because she herself was good that
she was 81 interested I'm helping LA.
waiian children, generation after gen.
Grafton as they come to these schools
20 learn what Is right. and to he traig.
cd in the habits OF industry, and In
habits Of order. cleanliness and right
living.
In the will Of Mrs. Bishop she
states that In founding these schools
she has In mind that there shall be
provided good English education
'and also that instruction shall be Civ.
On In morals and in such useful knowl.
edge as may tend to make them good
aud Industrious men and women
"Alrs Bishop In her will mentions
the word moral first rs the object Of
she wishes that all that Is done here
may tend To make you good men aud
women, ana by good she meant ODE
dicnt to Gods laws. But she has an
ether word In the same sentence with
the word good and that Is the word
industrious and she places II there
| because she knew very well indeed
that unless a young man or a young
woman Is industrious II Is hard for
! that person to be good"