The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-28
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the government middle schools are ad.
mitted to the college without examina.
tion, provided that they hold certif
Gates of good character and ability
from the respective schools from which
they have graduated. All candidates,
however, must take part in a stiff com.
petitive examination as the number ad.
mitted to the college is limited. The
minimum of passing marks for each
term examination is 60 per cent. for
a principal study, and 40 per cent. for
an auxiliary, to the total sum of which
the disciplinary marks being added, the
grand total must attain at least 60 per
cent. of the whole.
The cadets are of two kinds, those
who receive their education on loan
from the government or from mercan.
tile corporations, and those who are
paying their own expenses. Students
of such good character and ability as
can be deemed by the college authori.
ties as models, are treated as honorary
students and are freed from expenses
Cadets defraying their college expenses
by loans from the government are, af-
ter their gradua tion, amenable to the
orders of the college authorities to per.
form the work assigned to them and
to return two yen per month to the
college until they have refunded the
whole amount borrowed. In the case
of any cadets neglect in repaying the
aforesaid loans, their respective sure
ties are liable for the discharge of the
obligation.
On board the Taisei Maru the com
plement of cadets is divided into four
classes each containing twenty, and are
divided into the two regular watches,
port and starboard, and these watches
are further subdivided into five parts,
viz: forecastle, foretop, maintop, miz'
zentop and quarterback parties. By
this arrangement the cadet IS studies
and classes are carried on from day to
day without interfering with the regu-
lar routine. The crew, while on voy-
age, is untiring in its devotion to the
work of the ship, and it appears to be a
pleasure to them to bend and unbend
sail, repair and renew standing and
running rigging and sails, cleaning,
painting, vanishing and all such other
petty work. The crew works from
a. m. to p. IN. At noon the watch
} on deck is relieved by the watch below
who have been employed at their navi-
gational duties and attending class les.
sons, and after the midday meal the
, routine is continued by the changed
watches, and so it goes ON daily. The
I ship is commanded by a naval captain
and the strictest discipline is observed
I The officers call the Taisei Maru {
e four -masted bark. She is 270 feet il
< length and of 229s gross tonnage, ant
Q a depth of 26 feet inches. She il
Q built of steel to a model approved b.
t the nautical college of Toxic, and full
J. fills the requirements of training ship
5. She is provided with two sets of auxil
o iary engines, driving twin screws cap
p able of steaming her at the maximum
IS speed of 10 knots. She has two com
IS plete decks, full poop and midshi
d houses and topgallant forecastle. TIL
!. hull and machinery are built unde
10 Lloyd IS special survey. The vessel
r built with double bottoms The eoa
,r bunkers have a capacity of 13S toni
and spare coal is carried in the holdi
W The upper deck houses are arranged 70
% library and reading room, galley an
& scullery. The library is TASTEFUL
a. paneled and separated from the gale
lc by bulkhead insulated with silieat
y of cotton, An iron tank holding 5000
u gallons of water, supplies the crew wit
IA fresh water without limit.