The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-14

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az '"e W. y. i''NH"i1 - 80
gang Vi pri7oiieis "eIe eiis"se~ s'ieSs iusNes
"ions hiiiS seIee'' 'ne i0u'e :" y " nv
prooes7ioh' hne 'o"eis VI une "''ss Neie sa.s
ures7eu WIN nag anu oA',A'is a. vas "'so '"e
NUS "',u 'us Sa- 'N.io
'esse's III inc IA ,.''
s'Ans nag seie anu 'ne es I'm se
war" mus nave " 's'' 'f'N''
ANU r,,, Isso,,ss,oS
Tho Tvs, i,s,n orr,n,ad oficalv ON tho nro.
,r,ur,s for the day ,r.s the ,rocass;on and the
r.,i,ps bodies 70 comn,se which were ordered 10
CORN on KING stree, at e.so m Hon ! A Cpn-
,,;rs ,,,s ,ho C;r,rd Marshal Of the ssv assisted
he Nv Ch.,les Incas Clarence Nacfarlane. cant.
TRIM. Jobn colbourn and Harry whitney. The
F;re nenar.ment was promptlv on hand at the
bour sci. lint a wait for nearly a half an hour
after the time for starting became necessary, be-
fore the Grand Marshal gave the signal forward
The procession moved in the following order:
Police under CAPTAINS Tell and FehIbehr
Royal Hawaiian Band
| ~ ~. =, loyal cadets. ,,,.,,,,.u.
'''N' IndustriaI school BAND.
Teachers and Children Public and Private Schools.
Collecians
san,a, 80 n Ro-i1nIa1', Sooia,ias
Free Masons
| Island Delegates
The procession was almost entirely composed of
people from the ranks of the native population
some of the foreign societies in the ranks being
| represented by two or three members only. The
| total number o: people who took part in the pro-
cession including the school children, was $50 and
was seven minutes in passing given point. The
streets which had been strewn with rushes in the
morning were wet and muddy, and the mud soon
| appeared upon the upper side of the rushes and
served TO bedraggle the dresses and undertaking
of the MANY native ladies and children who walked
d; ,b, ,r,.s.;,,, .,l,;,,,, 81, ., ,t.; ,;.,r
~ 'ue p.ooes'ion Huuiis siea'iS 70 tneH uiS0''ii-
fort. The route trayersed was short being only
from the Bethel TO the Palace along King street
| ard Ala No, ,olo In, g.. sh,,. ,;,,a Co. an ..i,
N-.- ~ I'M ~ .---s 'Ae
after starting TO reach It's point OF destination.
THE GRAND STAND.
| Tho r,ar,tsrs Of tn, Ioo;sl.,,-. oe;o-s -, ,ho
- u 80
'4e S''-HS Va 'iie 'e'et"' S"ui0ies'
anu tne puone geiiefai'S' WHO hnu received eai0s
OF invitation TO witness the ceremony were seated
in the building into which the Pavilion where the
s,oi ,c, n. ,oror.,;o, ,vss ~ ,slo ,,laca ,,,,dd
y. .,..H '''''N ~ ~
designated as an Ainphitheatef' ms Amphltea-
ter or Grand Stand was semi-octagon in shape and
oennied n snace COVERING over gaO fee, of ground
IN, -. =. snI -, -. - :. -.
Inc niteiiof was hiieu WIN niVoeH lo"s oi seais
extending around the building and afforded seat
inc canacity for 1900 admit reonle Resides the
..-;,;.;s a. =, A., ,,-;I,;, -
had been proyided for th.-yacaut spacs across the
;,or;o, I,,,,s.,, ~, f,r,5ss ,,,5 ,I;,, - a.
oe' 'i4' isOaUe7 anu '40l was Iooi-
cd entireiS across anoTdihg iurther accOmmoda-
tons for 900 more people. Entrance was obtained
| from the Richards stree. ar northwest side aud
| - -. - a. I,,,..a n, -, = a., =. III
| roof of the structure WIS supparted ly tbirtysix
-. -. =, az g.. :; ~. :, -. -, Ic
p's's' anu was ~ iee' ~ ne'SHt ~ iioN'' anu 40
feet in height at the back, thus allowing an unob-
structed view OF the Pavilion TO all the spectators
present. The upper part of the facade OF this
building WAS arched IN form and ornamented by
succession OF small heraldic shields emblenatic
OF the various countries on the globe, and the
shields were surmounted by flags also indicative of
the nationality displayed on the shields The front
OF this so-caled amphitheater was thirty feet from
the sides of the Pavilion thus being near enough
TO enable the assembled multitude to see and hear
all connected with the ceremonies.
THE PAVILION
| L. an, ,,-;i,o a.. 800, ,i 81, H.,
.,a 81 ,ras 30 ,aLa -Isca ,rh;s hn;ij;,, -
ctos,o,, y, sbsne and apn,oacbsd 70 n-;a,
80 d fryh IN rs ~ ,h - o;I;, ,
Il fest in Leioht surmo1ntad M, a do,pe nIsn 90
t,con i, shaT a,J s,,r,eI r. ;h, .. Al II
nnns nlaced eoni-d;stapt res,ing On r1vsd tot
tres..s The d9rna az the hnild;,,, vas as bss,-o
sto,od ,lso cctaoor +, sho, az, 70
on eocb ~ The e,bt s;sss With colora5 sbisids diS
i ,ha s q, ne ~ - ~
80 -, ,,.,;ors 20 ~. ,r,rIS k,Ss;,o , - e.
,I ;.;on Go, Re-; -, -. u - VIC
Ss,a =, Ia, 81 , 10 ~ =, ~ @
iJ sr,s rod ~, a. ; - e. saO IL ~.
ITeos ~ r. Ne. ,a,;o -, ~ SUI ~
h;i5s a. ,rhoia ha; "a ;.t II
~ ;i ~ - ~. 100 = 49, IN, - .,ii',. "
sha So Us r;chI, arS ;sass "a
~ .;s,, ,, ~ s =; a4ie H.
a,,,aI niece % H. ;ii ,a a -es,s ,; y,
he Hs,Ipa;;s in ,ntad $500 y.
rounded by a curtain of pauze. the edges of which
were draped, and dropped gracefully from the
Iointure of dome and supporting columns The
octagoh snape 81 sne uolhe gave 70 lne hlteilot
IGN siues, ee u MaiSI nas VIII
phIiel s;el paiei peatLg .ne nane u
VI ~. .I u wy teset
oeinR us hne ia.ie III each soseIessh
Nas piin.eu az soiIen Iei'elsI suIIou5iueu py
WIea.us OF ie!ns' anu edcn suinlouhteu win
golaeh cro"n' Ine whoie presentihg an elanorate
appedlance. SuIinIunllllg Ine uoIne was an &C,
gopai snapeo ouloia wearing "o'' spe''r shapeo
hi la. =; .,...;.., 4. A.. HI. -. a..
y oos.iieu ~ W tsilion iIo ~
arc s.1oP ~ means % piahAeu pass-ge winch
Diuses VIC u 1 oetneen aiso patoetaeI HileI
Easteln .. olisnl s'yie Anu orhaihehtel py TWO
eiegaat .atheu an"'o ~ o. yas' WHICH
on .aeiL S,ues nes ~ heIslues ~ tne "o h
% Hae ~ l. Js eoss so c ". .ne w ~
- ~ .e .I "a $685. AM "