Board of Education Meets Amid Staffing and Policy Questions
The Hawaii Board of Education held a regular session with Minister Cooper, Professors Alexander and Richards, and others. Examinations at Hilo and other sites were discussed, gaps in communication noted, and vacation timing proposed. Transfers, leaves, substitutes, and a Kahuku principal appointment were approved, with scrutiny on a truant officer and funding for two students in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Education
Cooper
Alexander
W. A. Bowen
H. M. von Holt
Scott
Kaskopua
Australia
South Kona
Mme Elle
Paris
Fanes
Richards
Kamehameha
Dillingham
Coho
Hoemer
Bowen
Hichards
Oceanic Steamship Company
Cgoper
Hin Solowl
Oder
Pond Pol
Eidart
R. E. Barns
Hilo
Donrd
Milas Kethur Pomeroy
Milo School
Buferrat
Dilet Atta
California Normal School
D. Pringle
Mire
Dillinglay
Alexander Snid
Mr. Pringle
Mr. Pringls
Kir. Bscott
Abrane
Onha
von Holt
Abrena
Social event of the mombers and friends of this society
The regular annual social was held last evening at the home of Mrs Paul Nouunau in King Street. Many attendees heard a brief address by Mrs A M Damon outlining the society’s aims and noting over 62300 expended on charitable work that year. Miss Kulamanu Ward performed several vocal selections and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombers
Mra
Paul Nouunau
King Atreat
Ganata
M. Damon
Kulamanu Ward
Yuonte
Rex Freabmonte
Live and Let Live Establishment Draws Waikiki Fare Talks
Two cited reasons explain why patrons pay car fare across Waikiki to the Palame Grocery and back. The piece notes the establishment’s reputation and delivery routes between Diamond Head and Moanalua, with free service to the railroad depot, Kin and Tol areas, and references Navy Paymaster A Peterson arriving in Shanghai to relieve Paymaster Cowie aboard the Monocacy. It also mentions ships Yorktown Olympia and Boston and a forthcoming Monocacy voyage to Chemulpo, ending with a U.S. judge in Portland issuing a deficiency judgment of 66,400 against several parties in a Farmers' Loan and Trust foreclosure suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crotury Rodgere
von Holt
Laura Keown
Abasie
Toros
Scott
Peterson
Kauluwala Cahoal
Misa Caweron
Misa Needham
Mra
A. H. Turner
M. M. Beott
Sone
Cooper
Mate
Bowen
Thauns
Waikiki
Palame
Rosson L
Balvation Army Ta
Wold
Renaoy 2
Diamond Heed
Moanalua Free
Hang Cannon
Kin
Tron Tol
Yusp Oe
A. Peterson
U. S, Navy
Shanghai
Pera
Britain and the Boers Aims and Maneuvers Reported
New York April 20 A cable from Britain to the front notes a unit from Meld artillery ordered to embark for South Africa within a fortnight. The dispatch also covers exchanges between Britain and the South African Republic and mentions immigration law disputes and political tensions. Lieutenant Blof, relative of Krueger, has been discharged from duty for wage-related issues amid ongoing crisis implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Africa
Great Britain
South African Republic
Kramer Bus Hep Oti
Arm Cr
Paris
Tinos
Prince Hohealube
Panoinur
Oteer
Mugland
Protoris
Livwlenant Blof
Provident Krueger
Victoria
Munday Baewrebung Trip To Bird Inland
A small party led by J A Comminn plans a Monday morning departure at four o clock for a Bird Inland excursion opposite Koneohe returning by eight in the evening. The area is known for various game fowl and their young, with locals favoring the venue for a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlosmer J. A. Comminn
Koneohe
Ipole
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the Evening Bulletin
RATRA
Canada
P. O. Box
L. Finney
Ayer
King Street
David Dayton
Wilder Avenue
Piikol
Barrey
Babello Ling
Palama
Ptikol
Francis Dunn
E& Office
Fort Streat
Sprockela’ Block
the Board OF Education
Reo
Hae
H. E. Wilson
Puna
Rengere Prien
Gentury
The
United States
Gilbert
Portland
Oregon
Farmers’ Loan and Truat Company of
Oregon Trailway and Navigation Company
Utah
Short Line Et
Britain
Mmammperintny Oiene Pane Becee
Stemmer
Hemmine
Munday Baewrebung
ATES
Sheree Ot Brune
Ormmine
Aempnigy
Waly
Laudop
Athos
Asean
General Mawr
Rl Panda
Agadiol
Hanverhuss
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