The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-10-29

n, yyouId ever retain a lively recollection OF his
VISIT 10 the Freomasous Hall, and II Nonia give
him great pleasure TO convey 10 the pIo'u''n :"
Honolulu, Of wh1n there was q large pu"p'
an account Of Tie hearty reception nc ""t
received from the Grand Imperial louncii o.
Scotland. He had alrJ much pleasure m accept
iur the honorary membership OF the LlinDuFBh
C1uclave. No. /, which he regarded as an
additional Masonic tic between himself ana TINS
country. So famous in Masonry. (APplause'
His Majesty then signed the ron Of meulDIt-
shin of C5nclavc No. /. After the ceremony las
Naies,y's health was drunk with great enthu-
.i,.n. and afterwards His Majesty departed amid
the acclama-ions Of the assembled orethren'
Among thuse who had the honor OF being intro-
duced 10 His Majesty were-N IMAM Mahh;
SSC.. Past Senior Grand Warden OF the ntanu
Lodge of Sc land Sir MolyneuN NePean'b Hrt,
Councillor Henry and DR.. 10th, who presented
"a cluy Of hi- work on the Ancient and Accepted
SCOTTISH Rite. Before his departure HIS Majesty
gracIou>ly accepted the portraits OF ar Nlicheel
Shaw Stewart, Grand Master Mason OF Scotland;
and o! the Earl OF Kintore, Grand Sovereign OF
the Red Cross Order. Has Majesty also accepted
"A COPY Of % The Grand Lodge of Scotland Galop
by Francis Law. Letters of apology were re-
ceived from the Earl Of kintore, Grand Sovereign
Capt. Charles Hunter, Grand Niceroy the Rev.
+. y. Wannop, Grand High Prelate D. II. Ba!-
four. VS., Grand Marshal and Col. j. Todd
Stewart. Glasgow. Grand Chamberlain.
A. on his arrival, the departure Of His Majesty
from the Frecmasous' Hall was witnessed by q
large crowd, who again raised a hearty cheer.
DEPARTURE OF THE KING.
Alter leaving the Freemasons Hall, His
Majesty drove by way Of Charlotte Square (where
he obtained a view Of the Prince Consort statue)
to the residence of DIR. Bishop, y, Walker-street
Here liis Majesty was entertained at luncheon,
the other members OF the company being Sir
Thomas aud Lady Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. Mache,
OF Dreghorn, Colonel the Hon. Hastings Judd,
Chamberlain to the King Colonel q. W. Mae
farlane, Ado. and MIR. Robert Follett Synge,
representative Of the Foreign Office in attendance
upon His Majesty. After luncheon the King
drove to the Culedonian Railway Station, and
proceeded at , p IN. in one OF the London and
Northwestern royal saloon carriages Tor Rutord
Hall. tie seat of Sir Thomas llesketh. The car
rage was attached TO the ordinary train by the
west cooet route. but, through the liberelity OF
the railway company. was TO be run special from
Preston To avoid Iiis Majesty being detained
waiting an hour and IL hail at the station there.
The arrangements for the departure Of the train
were superintended b, Mr.. lrons. stationmaster.
The King was received at tIe statiun by the Lord
Provost and amongst Others Who accompanied
His Majesty to the platform were sir Thomas and
Lady M.Clure, Mr.. AMI Mrs Mnciie, and DIR. and
Mrs. Bishop. 4 large crowd assembled Mt the
station, and, respectfully saluting Ills Majesty on
arrival, gave him n hearty cheer ON leaving. His
Majesty -courteously acknowledged the enthusiasm
of the crowd, and seemed specially touched by
the =. Aiuhas " and " Hurrair p" which were
raised as the train moved of from the platform.
The King before leaving, entered into conversa-
ton with severnl ladies and gentlemen on the
platform, and expressed himself highly pleased
with the heartinese OF the reception gwen 90 him
in Scotland. lie was, 1t may farther be men
toned, particularly grathcd with the respect
everywhere shown to him while driving about,
bats being everywhere lifted by pedestrians on
HIS Majesty being seaTHlAe6--