The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-19

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NOTES OF THE WEEK.
By the steamer Moses TAYLOR the japanese
troupe left Tor San Francisco, from whence they
zill probably return to their own country.
W. learn that petitions have been circuated
on Maui, praying His Majesty to 90 TO Washing
ton and en5eavor to obtain a reciprocity treaty.
CORRESPONDENTS from all parts Of this group
or Of his ocean Is always welcome. ti'ammuuica-
tons NAY be addressed to THE EDrroR or rus
GAzETrz. HoSoLuLU-
IsY a prospectus Issued IN the p. c 4drs7tiSs1-.
re learn that We are to soon have another jour
nal Published IN this city, as semi-weekly, TO
". .,---..F -hs b. N..Est
! Va are requested TO give notice tina, the reg
ula- Monthly Meeting Of Honolulu Royal Arch
Chapter No. will be held tomorrow Thurs
day. evening at their Hail. at - O'Clock.
THg san Francisco czsyaiois Of February 2nd
amusss its readers with a cut. purporiing TO be
HSeness Of KlSa LrSAIILo. No ore. however.
can recognize any resemblance IN 1t 10 His Maj
esty.
All persons having claims against the Gov
eminent Press or HAwAuAx GAZETTE, are -
qaested to hand them in as early as convenient,
and those Indebted are requested to settle their
accounts.
TuErEIc1L-TLe Amateur Troupe on board
the scout propose to give an entertainment on
Thursday evening. Al Bufum's Han The pro-
gramme embraces the usual variety Of dramatic
and comic. int-rsperzed with songs. 6e-
ADvIEAL PsSNock having placed the [. :.
Stsamsr Beaicia at the Kings disposal for an
excursion TO Haaaii, His Majesty viH embark
to-mouow at A. N. for HIlo. and viii return in
from Ten to fourteen days
TuE Steamer Kllauea returned last Sunday
morning. She reports bad weather to and from
Kauai and that an abundance OF rain had falleu
al over that Island. 10 sailing along the coast.
the zeashore was barely visible from the vessel
through the haze and mist which hung over the
land
BAY WH,L1Ne.-Par,ies in Llhaiua are fitting
OCT boats with crews 10 capture tie whales which
have been unusually numerous this winter 10 Ka-
l-polepo Bay and opposite Lahafua- They are Of
The bumPbaek species hard to catch, and yield
bet small quantity Of oil Still in these doll
times. oil VIII pay as well as sugar or any other
article We can produce
STEM Across TIE ATlANrIc.-We call atteu-
lion 10 the advertisement or the Cuuari Line Of
Steamers. plying between Liverpool and New
York and Boston. This Line Is the oldest on
the Atlantic and is unsurpassed by any other IN
the SIZE. speed and merits Of It's vessels Passage
and reserved staterooms can always be secured .
in advance BY application by mail.
TIE Bark D. c Murray. which sailed hence
on the 18th Of January, arrived at San francisco
February 4 L days passage 1t is repo.ted that /
Capt. Fuller Is 10 be transferred to the command
Of the Murray, and that she was 10 be detained
there I'LL tie arrival Of the Comet, which left
tins port Jan 81 a0d would be due at san Fran
cisco Feb. Is to 20.
THE Passengers from Maui report
that q light was seen on Mauna Loa on Tuesday 4
night last, and Is the summit was enveloped in
dense smoke. it Is probable that the restless vol
eano On it. summit Is again spou,ing forth its .
fiery aaid. Tie connection between storms and .
volcanic eruptions Is 80 intimate that if any one
wishes to see the volcano active, he has bat to
start of on his tour during storm, and be viii .
be pretty sure OF seeing 1t active.
MEETING Of natives was held at Kaumaka-
pin Church on Monday evening. TO discuss the .
proPristy Of The Kings visiting the United
states. The speakers generally opposed his
leaving the country for any purpose Whatever.
arguing that be had been chosen King to stay
here, and not to travel abroad. Resolutions and
an address wefe adopted. and a committee Of five
appointed to present them to HIS Majesty, which
was done yesterday
SUBSCRIPTION BNL-For the purpose Of oh
,aiuiBg means for the purchase Of musical instru-
neuts for a .Co;ilIion Band. Mr.. Macaulay has
engaged Bufum's Hall, wherein he proposes 10
give Bal on the night Of the 2lst inst the ami
verssry Of Washiugtons Birthday. We hope Mr..