https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/71985c2ebf1ab645b0dd171f20763be8.pdf 0ed00b36cbe2481fa1acbcf1b9ac43f0 PDF Text Text CONTENTS All dated 1871 Lahainaluna Seminary - -Unsigned L a h a i n a ---------------- -Unsigned K e o k e a --------(Maui)---- Unsigned Kealakeakua --(Hawaii)-- Unsigned Abstract of Hilo report -Andrews, C . B. �Lahainaluna Seminary [on side of page] L-luna Sem. Has continued in operation as in past years. There have been two discouragements. viz the falling of some of the buildings, & the sickness & death of some of it's (!) pupils. 82 scholars have been connected with the Sem during the year, 12 have completed the usual course & leave, besides 5 of last year's graduates who remained during the year & studied Theology. Two important changes have been resolved on by the trustees of the institution to take effect this year viz, In view of the large expenditure for food, each scholar is to provide for his own support henceforth. 2 .ndly The English language is to be introduced as one branch of attainment, by the scholars. It is hoped, that both of these changes will add greatly to the efficiency (!) of the Institution, in educating its pupuls. (!) [Unsigned] �1871 Lahaina Mission family h as enjoyed better health than in former years. is in aprosperous The church (!) state. has increased in numbers by about 70 additions, & 100 more maybe considered suitable candidates for admission during this year. Drunkeness prevalent heretofore in the village has decreased, & other vices seem diminishing. The chh. has assumed it's (!) pastor's support, & has contributed liberally for their Meeting House, the Anti-Slavery Soc. for Micronesia, & are much interested in the prospective Mission to the Marquesus. It is ped these calls for the gospel will come from more Isles of this pacific Romanism sits very inactive in this field. Not so Mormonism. I t ’s (!) priest's began efficient operations last year with partial success among the vilest population but have suspended most of them. Schools were suspended about the close of 1852 for lack of funds but are now in successful operation again. [Unsigned] �Keokea This church was organized during the past year of 97 members from other churches. They called David Maro, & on the 2nd of Sept. last he was or- dained & installed as their pastor. The chh . is very promising. Located in the region which supplies the whaling fleet with I. potatoes, it comprises many enterprising natives. Since organization 115 new members have been added. There are 4 school (!) is (!) the district. Two new Stone M. houses are in process of erection one at Keokea, the other at the seaport adjacent lepolepo. There are no Mormons or Romanists in the field. [Unsigned] �Kealakeakua [on side of page] South Kona Hawaii The past year has been one of privation & labor by the pastor Mr. Paris. on account of the delapidated condition of the dwelling & M.Houses & the disbanded state of the chh . But his labors in many villages have been blest & the religious engagedness there reawakened is peculiarly refreshing, while other places seem very dead. There is hope however, that a blessing will bepoured (!) eventually upon all the field under continued culture hereafter. The work for sometime to come must nescessarily (!) be the rebuilding of wastes & dilapidations & c o llecting the scattered & wandering. The Meeting Houses are in process of rebuilding, $555.00 have been collected for the one at Kealakekua, $100.00 give n at Mon. Con. $140.00 for pastor's support, $700.00 subscribed for next year. There is hope that this field will with present &prospective (!) labor yield good fruit hereafter. [Unsigned] �[Hilo 1871] Abstract of Hilo Report. General temporal improvements move steadily forward. Nearly every child of suitable age is gathered into School. Seven new meeting houses built +2 others repaired at an expense of 2000 dollars. Many smaller houses conference ze (?) for prayer erected in various parts of the field? Poperey has little power & few adherents in Hilo & Puna. Efforts have been made for the poor of seamen - 130 arrivals of ships & other vessels during the year. Tours through Hilo & Puna have been made as usual viz. three in each district. The Church has been peaceful, active & prosperous. Reviving influences have spread over v ast parts of the field & not a few hopefully converted. The Annual Convention of delegates, & the juvenile temperence anniversaries were well attended & sustained. Sabbath Schools embrace all the children & large numbers of adults. Contributions. A.B.C.F .M. Hawaiian M. Soc'y Am. Tract Soc'y Am.? Soc.Christian Union Am. Sea. Fr'd Soc'y Am. Bible Soc'y . Am. T e m . U n i o n Am. For.Anti Slavery Soc'y [Unsigned] [on back : C.B.Andrews Hilo $1000, 200 100 100 100 100 100 100 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mission Station Reports - Maui Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mission Station Reports - Maui / Hawaii - Various - 1871 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1871