Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-24
NEW PRINCIPAL IS
APPOINTED TO
M0|D|I| SCHOOL

The Board of Education held its reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon and
disposed of considerable routine bust.
ness in the way of approving Of the
! following recommendation by the
Committee on Teachers:
That John Kanekoa he appointed
principal Of the waimanalo school at
salary of $4,000 per month.
That Miss Rose Peck be appointed
assistant at the Kaupakalua school In
place of Mrs. Pa, at a salary Of $3.50
per month.
That request of Mrs. Ludloff of Pa
paikou school for leave OF absence from
September LIST, to December LIST. 1906
be granted.
That owing to lack of funds. the re-
quest of Miss Yoder for an increase
of salary be not granted.
That Miss Mary Kaui be appointed
assistant at the Girls Industrial School
from April LIST, at a salary of $500
per month. She takes the place OF
Lizzie AHA, who is to be married.
That resignation of W. A. Yeats be
accepted.
That Miss Julia Kupihea be appoint
ed principal of the Kaaawa school at
a salary Of $4,000 per month
That salary of Miss Maud Lovejoy
be placed at $1,000 per month.
That application Of Miss Dillon for
life certificate be granted.
That application Of Miss Maud Jor-
dan for leave Of absence be granted.
That salary OF Mrs Bergstrom. after
her first two months teaching be
placed at $4,000.
That a new principal be appointed
for the Moiliili school.
Babpitt stated that the committee
had decided in regard to the last item,
that IL was necessary Tor the good OF
the school that a change be made. Miss
Helen Robertson, teacher OF ten
years standing. was appointed to take
this place al $50 month. Miss Amy
Kau OF Aiea to succeed Miss Robert.
son.
h. S. Capellas reported on the APP
pOintmcnt of a substitute. His action
was approved.
Rabbit reported that tank had
been built at Makena which was use
less at Is hardly rained there more
than once In 80 years. This tank
could be moved to Keokea. He recon-
mended that a cistern be made at Ma
keng.
/ Won Holt suggested that a well be
dug. The place was only about 40 feet
above sea level and fresh water could
always be found at sealevel
Rabbit said u clstern would work
when a tank would not A cisterr
/ would hold water for a long time
! ubIIa a email tanL m,,,II no nrfaJ IN
/ often, and would consequently decay
| quickly. Rabbits proposed actor
was authorized.
L. G. Keen wrote as Secretary o
the Builders and Traders Exchange
Us follows:
THE Builders and Traders Elk
change. by resolution. instructed m
to Communicate with our Delegate I,
Congress with reference to an appro
priaticn made for the support. etc. o
| Agricultural Colleges.
II understand your department hai
been in touch with the authorities o
the Agricultural Department at Wash
lngton on this subject under a reso
luton passed by the last legislature
II such Is the case will you please fur
nish me such data as you have At you
disposal as We desire to work in hdr
mony with you in this matter.
Babhitt suggested that a CommittC
be appointed TO prepare report In tn,
subject for the next Legislature. Far
rington said Wight, Al and himsel
had already been appointed. Some let
ters had already been written to tn
Secretary Of Agriculture by J. c. Davi
regarding the subject
It was decided to refer the matte
of answering Keen to the Superintend
ent.