Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-05

planned to the Marshal that he had good rea-
son for suspecting the existence of concealed
smallpox in certain neighborhood. Not
the press of work, that neigh
borhood was thoroughly examined by the
Marshal in person within the next two hours,
and the suspicion happily proved to be un-
founded.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
on Thursday.
The whaling bark Progress was lying off and on
for two or three days this week.
We publish long and interesting account Of
the cruise of the Pomare in to-day's issue.
NINETEEN passengers left here for San Fran
cisco last Tuesday by the Jane A. Falkinbnrg.
TwENrY-rnREE passengers arrived from San
Francisco last Thursday by the d. C. Murray
NINETEEN naturalized American citizens residing
in San Francisco, are natives OF the Hawaiian
Islands.
IT rained very heavily on Thursday n ght and
yesterday morning Some of the streets were per-
feet rivers.
The regular monthly meeting of the Library
and Reading Room Association will be held thsi
evening at the hall.
THERE will be no more music at Emma Square
this afternoon on account of nine of the Band
boys being in quarantine.
The rainfall for January at j. K. Wilder's, the
Ice Works, was 40 inches, ut w. W. Halls 4.6s
inches and at DIR. McKibbin's 800 inches
The quarterly meeting of the Trustees of the
Queens Hospital will be held at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms, at IL o'clock A. M. to-day. r.
Hon j. /. DowsETr has moved his old Office
the mauka side of Queen street, to make room for
new warehouse he intends to build there.
We notice that Mr.. A. McWayne has sold out his
interest in the drug store at the of Fort and
Merchant streets to Messrs j. A. Palmer d Co.
The schooner Pauahi, which was in quarantine
last week. was fumigated, and her crew taken
off and she allowed to resume business again.
| Mr. WEST, the carriage builder is erecting a
large shop for carrying the various branches of
| his business on Mr.. Widemann's property in
Queen street.
The stairway to the Reading Room was removed
for several days to make room for the workmen
engaged on Mr.. Campbell's new store, but has
| been replaced.
ME-. spREcxr1s' new barkenline W. II. Dimond
which arrived from San Francisco on last Tues
day, brought the material for Mr.. Spreckels dwell
ling house at Punahou.
CASE of smallpox was discovered OH the
schooner Jenny Walker last Tuesday, and she il
now quarantined and is lying In the stream beside
the steamer James Make.
The cricket match proposed for Saturday last
has been postponed for to-day, the Seniors having
CHALLENGED the Juniors for return match to tina,
played last Saturday week.
VESSELS for the Coast have no difficulty in get
A.. rba EuIl nbtt1
arrived here on the 2ad ult., and sailed again To-
San Francisco ON the LIST inst.
The new barkentne W. II. Dimond, arrived
here on the lst inst, fifteen days from San Fran
CISCO and the ID. c. Murray arrived here on %
seventeen days from the same port.
The Norwegian immigrants who arrived at Maa
lea by the Beta, are spoken of in the highest term,
They are young and able bodied and appear to b
we'll satisfied with their new homes.
The annual meeting prescribed by the charte
of incorporation of the Trustees of the Musi
Hall association will be held on Monday evenin
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ. ut the Music Hall.
As ONE good turn deserves another, we may poiI
ont to the Gasette that there was some mistake
{ reporting the P0D,ars as seventeen days fTo
Jaluit it should have been thirty-nine days.
LARGE warehouse has been built by Hon. H.
Widemann on the makai side of Queen street, an
is completed as to exterior Mr.. Wideinann pu
poses letting it for storage and business off1ces
The barkentine Jane A. Falkinbnrg and Ia
Mckay sailed an Tuesday for the Coast. nun
Der Of schooners left this port on the same da
hut were driven back ON Wednesday night by Il
heavy winds outside.
The smallpox introduced on the island of Kau
from Honolulu some time since spread conside
ably Every effort is being made TO restrict it
its present limits by an efectual quarantine.
MR. CAMpnErLs new building in Fort street
going up rapidly, and We are glad to notice th
builders Seem to be more confederate towards Z
- public to occupying the foot and roadways tn
10 qad been their custom recently.
MEssss. LEVERS DIXON have moved into tn,
new premises in Fort street. The store is fit
with every convenience, including powerful
working from the basement TO the upper Ao'
- telephone connection, etc., and all that skill
h. enterprise can effect
IT has been decided by the Trustees Of On
College to reopen the institution next Mond
-, the 7th inst. All scholars who have been VI
be admitted. This school is not under the jurisd
L. ton Of the Board Of Education
's PICNIC was given ON Saturday last 10 this ch
boys Of the English congregation Of 1t. Andre
: Bishop's school, There were ssventsen you
= assembled. and omnibus and four provided
u the party proceeded 70 Msunslua. SEVERAL lae
u and gentlemen Of the congregation accompan
the party, which in spite OF an occasional sho
proved avery enjoyable outing.
!. Ous friend the Gazette has misintsrpretsd nj
D supposina that vs said the "Pirates OF Psnsan
:. and Pinafoss" yess yritesa b. the ealss auth