The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-15

ing It's reputation as being the foramos
educational institution Of it's kind II
the Territory and the seventv-eiobt1
annual commencement exercises ba,d
last week tended to emphasize the nrae
teal work that is being accomplished
by the school.
Aahalnaluna now accommodates ane
hundred and two boys, sixty-six If
them being Hawaiian, twenty-six half
Hawaiian, and the remaining ten Port
ugese, japanese and Chinese. Al +ba
commencement exercises on ,Juna IN
seven boys were given their diplomas
ana sent out into the world eauinnad
with practical education and ground
ea IN the principles that means good
citizenship for the Territory.
Inc school will take immediate al.
vantage OF the new law enacted bv the
last Legislature which provides that nj,
money realized from agriculture ana
other work in school curriculum shall
90 toward the creation of fund r. he
| used Tor the general upbuildinp of the
| institution. Lahainaluna will talxa 80
a tract OF about fifty acres from tba
Pioneer Mill and it will be planted and
cultivated by the students. GIVING tber,
first hand insight into the theory and
practlse of plantation work. It is also
possible that larger piece of lana
Will be put under cultivation and tba
profits will all be used for needed inn.
proyements, -
Work in Vacation.
During the vacation period MAN. of
Tue Boys are securing work on the plan
tat1ons and their services have been |
particularly welcome this year. Seven |
teen OF them are at Kahukn and num- !
Der have also gone to Puunene.
AT the commencement last week an. |
nouncement was made of contribution /
OF 500 to the school by DR.. Burt. TO I
De used for any purpose the principal
thinks necessary. The engraving of
the school in 1881 was also received
from Mrs. Helen G. Alexander. grand
daughter of Rev. Lorrin Andrews. the
first principal of the institution.
increased dormitory accommodations
are the pressing need of LahainaIuna. |
Many more boys could be provided for
at small expense.
Inc program at the commencement
exercises We're as follows:
Chorus" Lahainalnna School Song,
School
! INVOCATION nv -. ...........Rev. s. Kapu
On the Danube
Instrumental Selection
The Coat of Arms,
s.......-... Miss Hapai
John Namaka
SELECTION The Hills of Pele.
............ Rev. W. D. Westervelt
John Ala
Kentucky Babe {
Giee Club
House I Live I'M.
Smith Kamaka .
Vision of Sir Laun-
La .'.......- Lowell
Joe Hooulu
Happy Heine"
Instrumental Selection
essay Lahainaluna School Coun-
y =. ............
Eben Paauhau Fl
essay West Maui ... =
Aarona Kauoha
Value of Little !.
Things b
Ned Awana
Massa s in de Cold, Cold Groundo :,
$1,000. Parks
Glee Club a
Aooress ................ a.
Rev. D. W. K. White "
-o'A cos .-.... "
Rev. c. G. Burnham v
'resentation of Diplomas. u
Hon. W. Fl. Babbitt in
laval Ponoi
Inc annual announcement of the III
'hool reads as follows: re
The school will open on Monday. m
ept 13, 1909. All students should. If Vt,
osslble, be on the ground the Satur- !"
ay preceding, as classroom work be- la
ms on Monday morning. an
Requirements for Admission. ea
l: A candidate must be in GOOD fa,
ealth, and able to do the reonired
annual work, which is not heavy. on
Z. lie should be fifteen wears of aoa sm
8. he should bear a favorable rem
lion at his own place and school Y
f. lie should be studious and readv
r advanced work.
.. A boy should bring cash for two
hooi uniforms of khaki, military cut,
'oo; one school uniform of black
at ana white pants, military cut. So;
e mlhtary cap, 81; student body fee --
q oreakage fee, So; books. 81.
o. A boy should bring with him 2 w
It's overalls, l sweater, 2 sheets, 2 v
now eases, 3 towels, l heavy blanket. e.
white bedspread, 2 night gowns. 1'N
DOM, tooth brush hair brush. comb.
brush, soap, collars, neckties and LA
hdkerehiefs, Each boys personal
operty should be marked with his
me.
Z. The school furnishes Dol and
af, but students provide their own
.; Should a boy be well fitted out %
IN clothes, twenty dollars is ample
carry him through the nine months
school
5. Application blanks for admission
y ne obtained, upon request. from NM
A. Macdonald, Principal Lahainaluna PHl
lool, Lahaina, Maui. "'
'ohn Snobbins. the cobbler, recently
listened his establishment 1.-The Boot II
spital. \ customer of a kindred a.
1tsome spirit brought him pair of