The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-21

that give significance and Consequence TO this H.
uaiian State at this day. But for kamehafnens
the Hawaiian Islands might now be sharing the
condition of the dependent islands OF this ocean,
Had the Maories of New Zealand rossessed such
hero and statesman they would have avoided the
treaty of Waitanei and preserved their independ-
erce 60 this day. This hero 50 impressed the
Powers of Europe. that we ind the Monarch OF
England writing TO him a letter, styling him, Ills
Majesty the King OF the Sandwich Islands, &C
companied by the present OF vessel, and assnr-
inc him that he would cause his commanders TO
respect the Hawaiian flag wherever they might
meet with it. By him was laid the foundation OF
the national structure 10 which halakaua gives the
finish. The first Monarch laid the foundation IN
the olScUrity Of a rude time. with his spear and
strong arm. The seventh Monarch. who has lust
been crowned, perfects the national structure with
all the enlightened and scientific appliances OF onr
ace Nav the race Of the great hero be preserved
MAY HawRiiars BE- roused to a devotion to the ma
tonality founded by the Conqueror. His last words
in DIVING worc-"Alovo in my good way" Yes;
Great Chiet-we will swear here-every true ha-
waiian and every friend of Hawaii TO preserve
forever the indgpendency of the nation thou didst
establish hy thy prowess and wisdom"
At the close OF His Excellency's remarks the
Band played lively air, the members of the Leg
islaiufr cheered and after quiet had been restored
Hon. J. NJ. hapena delivered another address in
native. At the conclusion of Hon. Mr.. kapena's
address, His Majesty departed for the Palace ac-
Boyd, and the rest OF the company dispersed and
the Great Kamehameha, King crowned by the
love OF his people, was left alone in his glory.
The State Dinner
On the evening Of the day on which the statue of
kamehameha LIST was unveiled, His Majesty gave a
State dinner in the banquet room of the Palace.
Invitations had been extended to forty people,
nearly all of whom accepted. Al $50 the guests
began 10 arrive and were received at the Palace
steps by Colonies laukea and Boyd of the Kings
staff. His Majesty standing in the hallway re
ceiyed the guests in turn they were then escorted
10 ba cinnk Inv MAJ WAITING 4 a
en- signal the guests were marshalled in procession
and marched to the banquet hall. His Majesty oc-
cupied a seat at the centre OF the table, the
Queen being seated directly Opposite. There
was also seated at the Table His Ex j. q. Dominis,
Hon. A. $. Cleghorn, Prinsess Poomaikelani, Prin-
cess kekRulike His Ex. the Premier, His Ex. the
Minister of Interior and Mrs Bush, His Ex. the
Attorney General and Mrs. Preston, His ,Ex. Roll
lin NJ. Daggett, American Minister Resident; His
Ex. j. Hay Wodehouse; H. b. Ms Commissioner
and Mrs. Wodehouse, His Ex. Henri Feer. French
Commissioner and Mrs. Feer, His Ex. Paul p. IA
noa. Governor OF Kauai; Commander /, Pearson,
c. r., of L. 5. S. HncLnscn; Captain Frederick
Edwards, of II. b. NJ. 5. .Bg'iHe; Captain Henry
Wilson, OF L. 5. 5. LdclaEaHsa; Captain Chateau
minois, French Corvette LiBiicr. Hon. Godfrey
Rhodes and Mrs Rhodes, Hon. II. A. widemann,
Kapena and Mrs. kapena. Col. Charles II. Judd
and Mrs. Judd. Hon. W. c. Parke and Mrs. Parke,
Hon. b. II, Austin and Mrs. Austin, Hon. II. w
Severance and Lieut.. A. de Souza Canayarre.
The table was very tastefully arranged and the
following was offered for the rcfreshment of
wv MENU.
SOUPs
MuIiisatawny Turtle. Windsor
sonpa Ia Refine.
FISH
Boiled Uhu. Tina. Oio, Fried Mullet
Kumu, Moi Crabs Anchoyes
vEGETABLEs.
Mashed Potatoes, Sliced Sweet Petaioes.
Sliced Potatoes, Taro Green Peas Tomatut-.
Corn, Asparagus Spinach
wild Duek with Mushroom, Lawalud Pigeons,
File, F II Veal. M EafoSn Outlets.
RoAsrs.
Boiled Turkey TruGle Sauce, Boiled Ham,
A Ia Mode Beef, Fillct Of Veal,
Canyassback Duck, Chicken Pie Roast Goose
shrimp Curry, Bombay Duck,
Cheese, salad
WINES
sherry Hook and Rhine Wine, Claret and Burgundy.
Champagne Beer, Port. Liqueurr.
DESSERT,
lolani Pudding Wine Jelly, Sponge cake.
| Cocoanut Papaia and Fruit Cake,
Strawberries and Ice Cream.
FRUITS ruNPoNs TEA, coFFEE.
The Royal Hawaiian Band was stationed on the
Eva verandah of the Palace, and, under the direc
ton of Bandmaster H. Berger. discoursed sweet
| assembled guests. Following was the programme
| Pas Rcdoublc, kalakaua -..............M ichels-
Overture, Festival. Bach
| Waltz My Queen .......-. ........-. Coote
March. Coronation -....,..........t. .Mcyerbeer
Overture Tan7red d. ~ .Rossin'
AT the hour of $50 o'clock their Maiesties with
drew and the guests, under the conveyance of Col
onels Boyd and Iaukea, were safely ensconsed il
| their carriages and departed for their homes.