The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-08
SCHOOL BUDGET
!. SAVES 100000
FOR TERRITORY
Superintendent kinney's Figures
Are Adopted by Members
Of Commission
BIENNIAL ESTIMATE
IS NEARLY FINISHED
Needs Of Oahu, Minor Appoint
ments and Few Vacancies
Among Unfinished Business


among UlIillSneu BUSINESS
f.ft
7i ~ Il.
A saving OF moro than thrce hnn.
area tbousana doJ,s,. M, =. ~ ~ !,
s ~. = y 1919 ~ - ',one NJ
sno sshooi puugec OF this lerritory our
ling the next biennial period II the
board Of school commissioners NAH.
tsin tba .vors,,o .ha.. .ta..oa 1890.
w $3.50 49,.
way "heh eney began passing ON INC
estimates OF school needs for the next
two years. .s
The estimates ~ tbo Islands ~ m.
.u AT.,; 49,, $500 ~.
"''A' -AA"'' AaViOhai anu tNNnai "ere
completed ana passed. AZ that now
V'''s = Oan"' an'' y - Dei'eVed INC
WORK OF passing on the school needs
of this Island will 10 completed by the
hoard before adjournment is taken to.
day.
sniorsa Tc,nacv,s r,,c-raa
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ny ny ~, ~. n lassl instances org tns
49,, .'e es' ~ y, ~ supi.l,tfu
~ - = !.
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i al,,ney ~ ~ eNoinc,o n,einpsL on W
1oa go eN'sr e n ~ 1snf.
dSo..a, 1871 ~ WY ~ lLHnut "
~. =, +, ~ ', isonp " 80 ~.
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M, NJ ~
p ~, ~. \, w " ronon,su
y. yn ianS M Mann "1sn;a Hyos ,,rs ~
-, ~. .n.s ~, ~ .S.,s
other member Of The board. Is now N
the mainland.
Commissioner Brandt returned TO HE
home ON Kauai last evening. Mrs
Richards arrival today will insure the
attendafiec Of quorum whom the board
convcnes this morning.
Rig saving Explatned
~, N. II
nel'iSN !, ' ~, iaasJr ~
a n.y. .n%s W. s'HOu. as y, m ssI
,, $3.50 ~ ~. 1870 80. ~, So
s..s any, uu.. nv ~. W. ~
.,, aa .s"as y ,otut 49, 49, ~,
!. ~ 49, s,.,s y. .sr - ~ y, ! \. J,
.n Illus, $3.50 ~ - 49, ~ 49, VA. ~
7s.ooi a I. ~ s.'s ~
49, 49, ~ ~ a., snS ~ !.
cnstod $500. IN - II,
tcndert kinney. mat nc styie Of school
'srchiteeture be adapted to meet, the
climatic conditions lof this Territory
AS a result open air schools are to be
erected where they me found practical
and more expensive. buildings provided
whore weather conditions require graf,
or protection for the pupils aud teach.
ers. y4i
Another Teacher fof schofield
Thonch II act;oA ,ya. alan ~ ma
~ ~, ~ XIV. 1890, y,
sroyidinq an additional tcSeher FOR the
SchoHeld Barracks school IL S believed
that arrangements viii be made to-day
whereby the hoard will authorize the
employment Of another teacher. There
are eight grades in the school at Seho-
Old Barracks with a total Attendance
OF ninety Rht pnniis and a force Of
three teachers. Upon these three de-
vaiye the work of holding rccitations ~
EIGHT grades. With the addition Of 40
other teacher, says Superintendent Kin
pcy. the present dificnlt task of the
Schoheld teachers will be greatly sim.
plifcl, the work iightcned and better
results secured
New Rnie Approved q s
no,;,.os aon. ~, ..,,o, 4. ,.,.s,. /.
y, u s,ra,sai.s,aa ,i : ~. y,
~ m 40 Z 49,. 4
49,, N. y e. u, A., ~ Ms s,,,ats
Ibi. ~ NJ hsa haecma r. III y ecw ,v
~ "t ,hss '% w. gVs snau,' y ,yarE M y,
- <, $50, $500 ,,, ~,
N'V''fi puiNe'HiR "boh p"Ao"t' W." tCNf'
thair aIsosa,, srm ;,eo,ncs, J, Sr,, AZ,
r'lcrt * NJ u, i sction svss ANYWAY "a
Sos. Srday $500 - ',ri''S'S
u .,..,
Teachers who are ante 70 attend y
WORK outside OF sehopl hours ana 90 y