Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-04


Snsan escaped from that vessel at Hawaii in {.
| whale boat and went to Mahukona, where two OF
them were arrested by Marshal Parke who hap
| pened to be there.
| VIZ are informed that owing to the confu-
sion at the telephone Office Thursday night Of
last week the messages sent to DIR. Hutchinson,
| the Port Physician, when the australia was sig
nailed, did not reach him, hence the delay spoken
| of in our last.
In another column is call for meeting of the
stockholders Of the Music Hall Association to DO
held at the Hall on Monday the 9th inst to which
respectfully call attention. Important business
will 10 brought before the meeting and it is partic-
ularly desired that I'LL stockholders be present
MEETING Of the Honolulu Cricket Club has
been called to convene at the Hawaiian Hotel ON
Monday next, at p. m to consider the arrange
ments made by tho Minister Of tho Interior in
rights to the grounds hitherto used by the Club
and to Q 'nsider the relations that should exist
between the Club and the Athletic Association.
The old bell of tho Fire Department, recently
recast in San Francisco, has just been returned to
Honolulu This bell was originally sent here from
Troy, New York, was afterwards recast in Homo.
inlu and il now in the hands of the Department q
third time. II weigla about twelve hundred
pounds, will be rung on different principal from
the one now in use, and it Is thought will give per-
feet satisfaction.
A pIvINo suit which has recently been received
here by Mr.. s. G. Wilder will he a valuable ncqui-
stion 10 place like Honolulu, and II ia n wonder
that We have not had one before. On Tuesday the
Likeiihe's bottom was examined thoroughly 1t
will be possible 10 do n great deal OF wor under
water now that could only be half done by our
| native divers Notwithstanding they have no su-
periors in tue world.
An Youxo the Chinaman who made nm unsuc.
cessfui attempt To sniuggle opium by tho steamer
australia has had to pay dearly for breaking the
law. The invoice imported, amounting to $2.UO,
Ia Assnxy
fenced TO two months imprisonment At hare labor.
As Mr.. All Young Is one OF the "uppsr TIN" among
our Chinese residents this may have . salutary
elect IN disconraeina the importation OF the drug.
TIE steam whalsr North star arrived OF the
port from the Atlantic on Wednesday last. Whta
to the wndwHrd Of Oahu and Molokai on the 18th
uit she fell In with school of whales and succeed
ell in taking two. Two others were struck but got
away. During n rnin squall that came mp one Of
the boats, containing six men, was lost sight OF
gone ~ Keslakekua where she will be joined by
Captain Owen, who arrived from San Francisco
recently She also hoped to find her lost boats'
crew ON her way 70 that place.
An associated Press dispatch says; Right Rsv.
Bishop Willis. Of Honolulu, delivered an address
at the Cathedral Of Peter and Paul at Chicago on
the evening of February I'd, and made much ref
erencs 10 the work ON these Islands He said the
Hawaiian Islnnds were the stcpPi stone between
the East and West and were ei,iued to play an
important part In the civilization Of the world.
The races from both directions meet here drawn
by the great sugar Interests. There ara zome Chi
nere here Who are ownsrs Of large plantations lie
asked for financial aid aud sympathy.
The whaling feet IL beginning 10 arrive At the
islands prevoas 10 their departure for tho Arctic.
The RaiaLoe was recently az Honolulu and sincs
hss arrival numbsr have put Ia thsir AppsaTanse
At ksAlakskua, Hilo and Of Honolulu They
have been quite fortunate slso. The sagpAe 70.
Gently from Han Franctsoo took 80 barrels oe
sperm oil w short cruise south VI this group.