by Henry M Lyman. 1906. 281p

Thirty-five boys from primary schools lived in a schoolhouse, learning from the author's parents while working on a nearby farm. The ship Averick faced severe storms and disarray due to poor planning, leading to loss of supplies. The narrative includes visits to various locations, interactions with notable figures, and community gatherings for religious services. Descriptions of tropical trees and fruits highlight the natural environment and childhood experiences in Hawaii.