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Excerpt from Fifty-Sixth Annual Report of the Hawaiian Mission Children's Society, 1908: With the Charter and by-Laws and List of Active Members

A triangular platform filled the corner between the kitchen and main building. This was draped on two sides with cocoanut leaves, canopied by a sail from a Hawaiian schooner and covered with two large Hawaiian mats. Old-time furniture was quite in keeping with the surroundings, and from the quaint platform Mrs. W. F. Frear greeted the audience in these words.

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