Day Shools Subsidized by Government.

Hilo Foreign School, (formerly Miss H. F. Coan's School), Miss E. A. Arms, teacher. Number of pupils, 29; boys, 11, girls, 18. A board of trustees elected from amongst the foreign residents of Hilo, has the control of this school. It is in a flourishing condition and receives an annual grant of $100 from the district school fund. The Board of Education has recently made a grant of $300 to the trustees to aid them in building a school house.

St. Joseph's School, Hilo, numbers 54 pupils on its roll; boys, 34, girls, 20; and receives a grant of $200 per annum from the Hilo district school fund.

Mrs. Lidgate's School, Hilo, receives a grant of $40 per year from the school fund. No proper return of the number of pupils in attendance has been received at the office of the Board.

West Maui English School, G. W. Hart, teacher. Pupils, 60; boys, 31, girls', 29. This school receives an annual grant of $200 from the Wailuku School Fund.

Rev. Aubert'S School, Lahaina, numbers 82 pupils on its roll. The Board of Education has made an annual grant to the school of $150, to be paid from the Lahaina District School Fund.

Bethel Chinese School, Honolulu; E. Dunscom be, teacher; pupils 13. This school receives a grant of $200 per annum, from the appropriation for Hawaiian and English schools.

Miss Johnson's School, Hanalei, continues to receive $500 per annum from the same fund. Number of pupils, 37; boys, 21, girls, 16.