Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

tired, very much pleased with the kind reception
accorded them.-P. q. a., Oct. 2.
In accordance with previous notice, the
funeral of the late Mrs. Fanny Young Naea,
mother of her Majesty the Queen Dowagcr
Emma Kaeleonalani, took place on Sunday
the Ord instant, in the presence of large con-
course of spectators, and with all the state and
ceremony customary on like occasions among
the high chief families Of theao Islands Many
of the connections and adherents of the family
of the deceased lady had come from the other
islands for the purpose of paying the last tri-
butte of respect to one whom all who knew her
honored and loved The streets in the neigh
borhood of the Queen Dowager's residence
were thronged with the people Of both sexes,
natives and foreigners, anxious to get view
of the unusual pageant.
In the parlor of Rookie House, { the residence
of the Queen Dowaser }, the magnificent coffin
made of Island woods and highly polished,
occupied the centre of the room, covered with
a pail of Royal purple velvet embroidered with
white cross, and surmonnted by wreahs
of white roses and lilies. At the head sat her
Majesty the Queen Dowager and Hon. p. Y.
Kaeo, her Hgl,pess Ruth Keclikolani. At the
foot were his Lordshp Bishop Willis and the
clergymen, Revs. Macintosh and Blackburn,
and behind these the choristcrs of the church.
At the conclusion of the services in the house,
the coffin was conveyed to the car prepared
to receive it by means OF slide arranged
for the purpose.
The procession moved on at about 3 p. NJ. on
| the way to the Royal Mausoeum IN Nuuanu
Valley, whore the remains of thu departed
chiefess were to he deposited along with those
| of the Kamehamehas, and a long list of the
ancient chiefs of Hawaii nei. The details were
in charge of Hon. John Cumn,ins, who acted
az Marshal, assisted by Samuel Parker, Esq.
| Of Mana, Hawaii. The following was the order
of march: l. A detachment of Honolulu police.
2. The Hawaiian Baud, led by Prof. Berger,
| (whose solemn music was remarked IA pecu-
liarly we'll executed) 3. The undertaken. 4
| Children from the various public schools, with
their teachers. 5. Chief and assistant en-
gineers. officers and members Of tho Fire Do
! partnent. 6. The Orders OF Red Men; Knights
Of Pyhtias; Knights Of Jerusalem; Ancient
Order of Foresters. 7. The female attendants,
the retainers and Konohikis, and personal ma
! tive friends of Queen Emma. g. Tho Rt. Rev
Bishop Willis and clergy Of the Anglican
church. 0. Scholars and teachers Of the churcl
J Sunday Schools 10. "Ahahui Poola and Aha.
1 hui Opiopio" Of Honolulu, drawing the car OF
which was the coffin containing the remains
This was surrounded by numerous beautiful
Kal,lis, the ancient Hawaiian symbols o.
chieftainship, borne by personal friends ant
retainers of the Queen, and which constituted
novel and imposing sight. IL. Carriag'
drawn by four horses, containing her Majest,
the Queen Dowager and her Hislness Rntl
Keelikolani. IL. Carriage containing Hon
Mcssrs. p. Kaco and A. Kunuiskea. 10. Thu
Chancellor of the Kingdom and Mrs. Harris
H. Tho Cabinet Ministers. Is. The judge
of the Supreme Court. 10. Members Of tn
Privy Council, II. Members Of tho Consnla
Corps. Ia. Citizens generally. II. Il. II. tn
Princess Likelike, who had been Ut RSok
Honse during the religious ceremonies, pro
ceded the cortego 10 the Royal Mausoleun
whore she awaited its arrival, and participate,
in the services held there. Tho remain
Of the deceased chiefess were deposited In til
niche set apart for their reception. with the ap
4 propriate ceremonies Of the Anglican church
: Tho procession was quite long ono; bu
there would have been more carriages q
foreign residents, but for the fact that thes
preferred TO line the Avenue on ethor aide
IN order ~ observe the rare and inlerestin
spectacle, rather than to become themselves
part Of it.
Wonderful order prevailed throughout, an
the effect Of the long limo Of pedestria,
clothed. soms IN black, othcrs in white; IL
fire companies In rod aud blue the diffcrel
societies in their gsudy vestmenss the Glory
In their ecclesiastical robes tho vAriagats
colors Of tho kahilis and the banners carrie
beiurs aud after the hssrse--vas oil trs
unique and very beautiful.