The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

p-esee3e3 o. SSroas's ls,kn6 arrived the 9Th ard
lasiea Rev. 3 6 SasS az3 vie. ara lsfe saa,s cav
tx MeAskyl Island arrived there Al II 80 A. n. On
tAe la, and hevV shask ws,ls the beat vas seat
ssSe-e hs3 Al iass-vieu VIII The Hies. and frou
tAsaes proessssa t. wslliassoE Islasd; arrived "a
The isth, and hsvc ahseS uuier the west SIDE. The
Kisg cane on 6oara ana wss aesrvus 10 have MS
siesA-sss sss-ezsa tes-e. NJ. Ssszscs p-o=ssea %
d. - 0s the resurs os she Noruisg Ssa1. Elue3
away f9- Bossps. striving there At Iogo a. a. On the
lSsh. and sBssorcS II Bast barber lssae3 Rev. A.
A. Sturgss ard Ms l. 7. psaBs. o. the S1th prc-
seeses u Nszshvrss barter SD sseA,-e3 uaa1 The
The 2sta. sAsz ~ sadsr wsy soz NsAskyu Islssa /,
arrived % the gosh Ssd a5ea zissioasrses hat The
king rcfasss &c rvcesve then, 50 they returned On
hard s-cs thescs proceeded te Welliugtea Island.
arriving Oet "a and hove 70 under the lsevard Of il;
landed I've missionaries W5sa their wives and Eve
sAl3rsz, zsd were Al -eessre3 kindly BY tie Sisg.
va promised FrOvi3s sr ara protest then. Fiisd
away fer B0aspe. vish Ms Ssursss ara the Meas
XVI zissssssrisz arriving there q The 9Th landed
Ms. SsErgSs ana tie others, Az5 sse5 for Stroags
IslAz3 arrived en- Ire leth ard s-eho-ea toVk liz
we0G ana vsssr, ssS renamed Eusl The l4sh. vhea
Mr.. 4s3 Mrs- >sov cane ca bs4-a gos under way
asa vas sgEs3 sss; fr0u thsses prossessd 70 Nam
rick- Len trading brig Isng-a. Capt. Hayes, st
SousA Island. ca the so-h. hsve sbask ua5sr the
lssua-d q Naarscs, ast took in 81 casks q Ell TIE
zsxt 5sy received Ssioua-iss letters aui sailed for
Ebcz. arriving tberc On the I'd hove under the
wess SIDE al landed Mr. aus Mrs. snow and bag
czgv rezs 5ay landed 5eek-loa3 u poles Mr..
Sag- returned beard, - a. 4 P. n s0s under
wsv f,r Msjzo hove a5Scz under The vesr cad 0f
that island o. the sSlb au5 received Sew H. Asa and
Azaly ssE Eszslula- Sale5 a. P n Ter Au-g ~as
becals5 tie rexs CAV, asa the I've succse3i1s days
wble lyi1g gE and ca IL that islss5. experienced
scuzIly wsa,asr- Had ~ e5=uzuicazasn viii the
shore IN consequence q thscs beng wy heavy surf
F-v thence proceeded ID NIs On the 5lss sBd after
nearly two DAYS esa. arrived the morning. u Nov.
Z aai hove GO received lssssrs sn5 sas5 for Eb7u
A.. arrived tbsre the I'll. and bore Go ualer
the YES. SIDE, l4-5e5 Mr. >rsr, and received Few.
2. EapIE AMI fanny fer Egag,uis az5 t50S il SIX
casks cs OIL Sas-s5 a. P 4. f3r Apia1g, the wiai
Sc and zSgal-y, whl-a eoztinzsd 20 tas ITsh ar
rived % tie s0,h. aa5 4neh5rv5 AZ uoez; reserved
ussaaa-iss and supPlss fer the various stasass oi
the GLcs-s GroSp, zaI lzzssd E5ag,--l pAsss0y gers
gzzl rsss-r e TIE vessel Sailed the ss5. 81 Az,
s.r Bg-arslar and anchored near the station the
z41h l1a5es Rev. E. NLaka and VIE. ana took "a
board szazss-y Of Cd Len the trading bark ryra
ana schooner Ida. ClPz- Ezry, as B11Ari,a-i, a1t
sailed On the s5sb a. u9ga for Drz=zgu5's Lslaz5-
Dsc- 5sa s.a-sd Byrgz-s Ls-lzi II P Il, szf Psrz
Island a. - l.; saehs-s5 oz the west SIDE q pruu-
-c-5s Ts,4-s 81 10 A. H. ca the --h. ard landed mis-
s5cu4-iss and supplies Sasd On the sch a. n.
~ N1z.z-i, and a. a. H. anchored uEisr the west
SIDE s5uu-u'cz-s5 vi-h the natives, sad landed
zs5sz4-iez and SUPPLIES 4I-hs4st missionaries had
never besu stationed 81 sa island previously Sailed
en- the L5lh. a. A. Il. tlr Mlraki. waieh i Egr
season a-rvi-s tbsrs the f5-0virg day at 1880 Az.
a1f hove a5ack N Ter the west side where the bark
Tv-a vas Ig5zg sE lz5 ca landed ,Fe Missionaries
az5 taszr wives and gee ch55. v5sh SUPPLIES aa5
, P T. proceeded ,g A7fa1E the Morning. Ssar h4v-
NJ landed and provided fur the las5 ussilulry. Al
r-sJ On the r15a anchored zsa- the st1zi5u a.
APiazZ and received tire passengers flr E1ac-z-g
va a4d been left t1srs the g-e75lgs vsi.. and fur
belonging co that 5srazi 57cizsi1- Mr. and Ms
Ba1gb1=- A. Hasa &c she ISsa. gss uz.isr way for
Blarsa-. arriving there the usr. day a. agoa. AMI
anchored opposite the ziss1z sslllz took ca board
wood All wafer. AMI received RsT- J. W EIz1a and
faaly- A. as5a ga tie sIss sE Dec passed cut q
tie llgc0a Ei5a u passengers CO boa-i. bound for
Egas-a-a- Ea5 uyas sasssriy winds gusa the 2+sa.
-zz1sd u1s1 sas s05a 4 Las p y from -ss1se 90
Ii g. lag Is5 ". % The Sch izz5als- bad TIE
Eizi Sc. % W. thence % the IIta Sc and S.F.
Fiais. Eli Eyas 5ai5izz vllds azd ca-zs svl days
O. sas Iesa- vzz5 l-as from & had a ,-eas deal Of
-li7 and heavy swell fran NV SE-hssi the east
end Of Aglgsai il N. on the I5s5. wind Lizas
so1 E-S-E-- laG d. Il ?. 4 vas beca-zsG zsa- li-
a1a6 Esa5
REPozr q E1sEz- C5wAy--S41sd tie evening
CT Dee slzz s-gz Esyar Roads .5z-ar 1zca1-a-e AZ
Tfcrgril.I and passed Cape FIa55sry next day AZ
Perieaced very heavy gales f- II S-E- lai Nv.
accompanied ri-a severe sa1r-sg1al-z zas reaching
las. 20, and r1f1 thence Cd laz- -. long 1856 had
szccess0u Of gales fgz : " during the reminder
Of the passage had Egas- v1-5a5Ie vi1ds, Izf e.
Jared Fo-t the Eg-zz1oa sE the Is5a izss-- v5.h a
ugdsra7s breeze run the southwark The Robert
C1Taz I1asiei a. Ez--a-5s Lulss- Cupt Fsrsrfz re-
ports the 5a-k 1ellFarg .lz Victoria hence u
-s5ara 70 tins port run s4rra-is Inlet. where she
arrived Dec 1884 to Lad The f1l1Ez1E vessels
also arrived s-sa v5aza-a to bad 6a-k v1Isl-a alf
snip 01eaa- sap Es-afs loaded saers tx Dzzedia-
NJ and 4zcasrai Il ROYAL Reads Dec zgch-
Ezroz- 0z Fzzz TaA1u-Lea s5.uaroz the
evening Of y57- z5sa ard arrived the ssi-1E1- day
II Port T5Fuse1i ciaa-gd fur EaaoI1ll AID saifed
sas sJta sasGua-zrsf hrzFy gzls f-l7 Ike vest
Fa-5 5eflrs ,isa-i1, tie Sgg1d- flriz- Elich last
azd d1alged zergrzI SAILS. and vas compelled 70
pas sack PGz iaz5 Purr A1-sI1s. AMI raua1sT 5aars
aazI tie weather became flrsra5.s Il company VIZ
several stser vessels, alzo bound eur. Sailed Dec
ssa. w5z5 E.az breeze from the saszEa-f la5 passed
Cage Fl1zzzry the evening Of the IA f-uu sasaee
70 IL . had severe sg4-hsri7 gales il-Hs the re-
az7der Of The Paasa-s BAD Gains Izd Light 5azzi1-
Eizis sighted ElFad On the I7zh. and arrived the
lfsraoau Of tie Isth- II the -az-uis 1E san Fr11-
aizso- sisatsd 4 bark. apparently bound T.
EzFoz- OF N1szs TAzlda--Ts az z1.fs5tzi tn
N A. K Clark the l5li-fnr uu-zer Of the Noses
raEIsr fur sae sll1zi1- nsz1ura-i1 Tzs --ip hence
had ias Feaa1er AMI Isht Fiais srz5 i've days AID
s1uzaarT Eiaiz VIA -saz isaI 1f -z1 Tie -rzaiz-
der Of tie Pazsa-a- s-aszf tie E4-zauez TIE lar-
1oou If tie - Inst z1d l-rrsT a. SIz Francisco
a. En- Esrz-aizg Isfs a. II p n IN he
5tz first - ha1rz experienced a vsrf heavy head
swell and st-1z- southeast Ffad- Eaira prevented
the steamer nakia- much pr1r-ssz= A. II 2. H. o.
ne s1u--a faT aut- passed steamship 4zs-ca Of tie
Gina Lizs, 5auad . =az Francisco On sze afazr-
uo0u Of the Is5h passed bark s5ser=a. n ne aupo-
sra Ez--cri1u- Hal E-hz saz-heri7 xzafs zizh tia
szsepEua Of ne first rva days, Iz-i1r ne zu-f-z