Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-29

HAwiu No1rs
Tur steamship ceg'os, ON her yoyape around tho
world, arrived NJ Iillo On The l6th inst with thirty
two passengers. Dh the foll0wing day, about
twenty passengers started 10 visit tho crater u
Klaucn. The maiority of fhom returned on Sun
day tho 10Th aud the Cegion waa 20 have sailed NJ
T. ,. ". that day, bnt two ~ tho passengers lAdy
aud gentleman did not como ~ i0wn. 'fhny soio
reported 10 be lost, but came IN the following morn.
WH, " seems That llte on Bnudny afternoon, When
near town. this native guide left them HuppgsinR
they could yet along without him. iio reported on
his arrival Tint they we're coming and would som
DO With their friends A. sfpin ~ thay got putsde
~ tbs w0oda, about -four miles from town they
supposed they had missed their way, hs they we're
unable " see Tho OCEAN mud Thought " bcsi ~ put
back ~ The Halfway House, about ten miles.
Several parties late IN the afternoon, started put
IN aonrch ~ thpp, hut were unsuccessful. Ihoy
mad. very early atari from tho Halfway House
on Monday mgrninR and arrived ~ tho residence
of captain hdhfts, who very kindly brought thon
~ town IN his cefrings. They, m we'll ~ their
horses, were very much exhausted n sau uncofn.
mon occurrence. Tor anyone 10 loss their way on
this tfnil. Mrs. g. q, Konuedy nnd hsf aon Honnid,
tho cryior which sailed shortly after a. on tho
morning Of Monday, tho I7th..,. Capt Bray, II
the ,Wotgfw. STIR, addressed tho congregation ~
the Foreign Church. IIio, on tho Mission Work ~
Micronesia, on bnnday eyoniDg, April 10Th, On
bhtnfdhy evening, the End, he viii address tho
pcoplo ut The Hnino place on The aubJect u Tom.
mo proposes 10 buy tho atentner, aren't Edafetu,
y do cVnHtnR between liio aud Doighln . Mr
wilder conveys wnief to the railroad IN . pipe
about hiI thousHnd feet long. from plantation ~
kobnln, and tins Obtains sufficient water for nae
near nj hand o., Tx Governor Halliday uf Virginia
"rpfeaacd himself highly delighted with tbs speed
btsndinog5 mud accommodations VI tho Ifai0Ui, on
her trip from Kan 10 Mnhlnoa bhy. Though start
Ing behind time, she reached here 6arly yesterday
yesterday morning. Tho Governor thinks our co
commit trees nro loss Imposing md inrbriant than
those ~ Cnbn, whore he hnA recently been visiting
He did not neo PnDa's Immense groves o.. The
Nhhlobp mill hns stopped grinding 10 put np IN
mammoth triple effect, and mako othor extensive
fopnirg Both mill mud fields hays been doing 70
mhrknbly vol under Mr.. va. Ifopts'a manage.
mont Tho mill up Mt UonnnpD IL also being IN
proved, but IL grinding daily :. Owing 10 tho nd
InifnbIs management ~ tho fpat,fHf, sugar Inns
been shipped stcndily from KAu all winior despite
tho storms md landing inconyobioncNa.... tn,
burning Of Mr. joys residence In Houunpo, on the
18th inst, made bnzs 80 brilliant that those liy-
ing Mt Pnhnn and kapnpnla thought IL was tho
mill. Tho house hnd contents were wholly do.
gtroyed, notwithstanding tho ercrtiops of lojgora
10 gayc their effects. Nothing has got been learned
about how thc fire came about. Mr.. Turner, who
lived In tho house, said bc saw light IN the drcc
ton Of the kitchen, about $50 y. H., and thinking
II wap tho cook going away, wont out 10 speak q
him, when hc discovered that portion Of tho honse
In flames, which spread OVER all IN nm incredibly
short time. Mr. JOY was absent NJ Bapnpnln
Tho building was fully Insured.