The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-14
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. Shaplain OF the Household-Rev. A. NAekintosh.
Z. Chancellgr-Hon. A. Francis Judd.
Princess Liliuokslsni and Governor Dominis
= arneess Likeltke and Hon 4. s. Cleshorn
%. Princess kaiulani and Mrs Barnes.
u. Bearer Of Kings yewels-Col ]. IL Boyd
y. Eearcr OF Royal naniIe-Gorerne-s Keknniike.
4. Bearer Of the Crown kuwananakoa.
10 Bearer OF the Pslaoa-kuhio.
After their Majesties had thus taken their places
the choir sang the following anthem, the location
of the singers and the surroundings greatly mar
ring the effect of the really good voices:
" Almighty Father. hear, the Isles do wait Thee,
That Thy hand shall lead onr chosen Chief aHd King.
Bless, God, the purpose Of his life and rule.
Let the Isles increase In souls and joy.
Send healing unto the People OF the King.
Let wealth and thrift come flowing from afar
Let the nations rejoice in the freedom Of the Isles
And peace and good will forever bless the land.
ana the glory Tor all ages, cvcrmore- Amen.
ms MAJEsTI's TITLES.
After fanfare of trumpets, the Marshal of the
Household, in very loud voice and with ridicu-
lous emphasis and defamation, proclaimed the
style and titles of the King. The manner in which
this was delivered marred altogether the effect of
the scene. The followine is the text of what he
said;
Princes, Mobiles, Representatives, and People of
Hawaii assembled-I here proclaim unto You that
David, Laamea, Kamanakapuu, Mahinulani, Ma
loiaehuokalani, Lumialani, kalakaug, the King,
Gencralissimo, Ke Ali Kapu, Hoano, Ia wela, IA
moe, IA Ikuhaipuhilaninuu, wohi kuakahili, Ha-
ku ka POM ana Moi, Haiku o ka 0hiako me
ka Palaoa Pae, Kukuiaikeawakea, Kama Ali Ha-
nau ha Alma,
Grand Master of the ROYAL order of Kamehameha
lst
Grand Master of the Royal Order of Kalakaua,
Grand Master of the Royal Order of Kapioani,
Grand Master of the Royal Order of the Crown of
Hawaii,
Knight of the Order of Francis Joseph of Austria,
knight OF the Order of st. Lazarus and st. Maui
rice of Italy,
Knight of the Order of the Red Eagle of Prussia,
Epfy Of tha flr.la Of 81
knight of the Imperial Order of the Chrysanthe-
mum of Japan,
Knight of the Order of the Crown of SIAM
knight of the Order of st. Michael and St Geo rye
of England,
Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium,
Knight of the Order of Nasa of Sweden and Nor
way,
Knight of the Order of the Convention of Portugal
Knight of the Order of Charles XII of Spain,
Knight of the Order of the Lion of the Neither
lands,
Knight of the Order of Liberator of VENEZUELA and
! Bolivia. President of the Privy Council of State
the Son of the Ali kapaakea, and the Ali Keoho-
| kalole, is the rightful occupant of the Hawaiian
| Throne. and Sovereign Chief of the Hawaiian
| Islands and their dependencies, as heretofore
claimed by his predecessors, chosen by the Mobiles
and Representatives of the Kingdom, and that you
render unto His Majesty all fealty and loyal obedi
ence under the laws of the Realm.
THE CEREMONY.
Princess Poomaikelani then advanced and pre-
seuted His Majestya Puloulou and Paiaoa borne
| upon a cushion, Ike INSTRUMENTATION and the
Kahili of the King Pill as symbols of ancient su
| preme chieftancy, which being accepted by His
Majesty were placed beside the throne and re
manned there during the ceremony.
The Chancellor then advanced, and standing be
fore the King said Sire, is Your Majesty willing tc
| reaihrm your previous oath
| The King replied, - / am wiling
The King then left his throne and advanced
towards the Chancellor, raising his right hand ant
| said, after the Chancellor, g David Kalakaua
King of the Hawaiian Islands, having on the 18th
day of February, A. ID. 1874, in conformity Will
the provisions of the Constitution of the Kingdom
been duly elected by the Legislative Assembly o.
the Hawaiian Islands in the Legislature of tn,
| Kingdom assembled to the throne of Hawaii, ant
| having on the following day taken the oath pre-
scribed by Article2 of the Constitution, do hereby
| of my own grace and motion solemnly reaffirm tn,
| same, and do hereby solemnly in tn,
presence of Almighty God to maintain the Consti
tuition of the Kingdom whole and inyiolate, and I,
govern in conformity Herewith" The King Their
| signed the oath and returned TO the throne.
The Chancellor then placed the sword in the
| Kings hand and said: Receive this Kingly swort
as the ensign of Justice and Mercy" The kini
| received the sword, passed it back to the Chance
lor who passed it to the Noble in charge of it. ant
he was ordered by the Chancellor TO unsheath it
and he then unsheathing the sword carried il nake(
| during the rest of the ceremony.
Princess kekaulike then advanced with the
Royal Mantle and placed it in the hands
! of the Chancellor, who placed it on the King,
shoulders. The placing of this feather cloak or
| mantle on the shoulders of the King was the mos
effective part of the ceremony, and the cloak look
ed graceful over the Kings military uniform. II
placing the cloak the Chancellor said: Receiv,
this ancient ROYAL Mantle of your predecessors a,
| the Ensign OF knowledge and WISDOM
! The Chancellor then put the Ring on the fourth
finger of His Majesty's right hand and said
Receive this Ring, the Ensign of Kingly Dig
nifty
The Chancellor then delivered the Sceptre Il
| the King and said: Receive the Royal Sceptre
| the Ensign of Kingly Power and Justice Theil
| Majesties then became seated.
| Prince kawananakoa then advanced with th,
| Crowns the Choir singing the following Hymn:
Almighty Father, we do bring
Gold aud gems for the King;
Pure gold for the true Chief,
Gems of the hidden mine.
Cleaning forth glory;
The glory OF unfolding Isles,
! That grow in wealth and peace
| That come to crown their King.
! The heir of the farthest ages
Chosen by Thee, Almighty Father
| To whom the honor and the glory
1B.eH.
| The King rose and the Honorable Godfrey
Rhodes, President of the Legislative Assembly
took the Kings Crown and raised it up before the
| people and placed it in the hands of the Chance
| lor, saying: " present this Crown to the riehtfu
King of these Islands, approved by Acts of the Leg
islative Assembly in the Legislature of the King
dom assembled of the years 1880 and 1882 The
Chancellor then placed it in the Kings hands say
ing: Receive this Crown of pure gold to adorr
| the high station wherein thou hast been placed.
The King then taking up the Crown by the centre
ornament with one hand placed it on his own head
and taking up the other Crown in the same way h.
placed IT on the head of the Queen. This act was
| altogether marred by the rather undignifed wa,
in which the crowns were taken up by the King
In coronations where the King crowns himself il
| is usual for the monarch TO take both hands and
in a solemn manner to hold the crown high ii
front, as the President of the Legislature did in
this case, but by taking hold of the small button
or ornament at the top, the effect was rather com
| ical than otherwise On browning the Queen the
King SAID Il place this Crown upon your head t.
| share.the honors of my throne
| A prayer was then offered by the Household
Chaplain, Rev. A. Macintosh as follows:
Almighty Father, who crownest thy faithful ser.
| wants with mercy and loving kindness, look down
upon these thy Servants, KAIAKAUA and KAPro
| LAM, who now in lowly devotion bow their head.
to Thy Divine Majesty; and as Thou dost this day
set crowns of pure gold upon their heads so enrich
theis royal hearts with Thy Heavenly Grace, and
| crown them with all princely virtues which max
adorn the high stations wherein thou hast placed
| them, and Thine the honor and the glory for evel
| and ever.--ABeH.
Their Majesties then resumed their places upon
| the Throne, at the conclusion, and signals from
| the Palace towers announced the event, and roy
al salvo of guns was fired from the Water Battery
| Punchbowl, and the ships in the harbor The
salute from the MEfHe being especially noticeabl,
| in Its resonance.
The Choir then sang the following Anthem:
Cry out Isles, with joyi
With loud sounding praise,
Unto the Almighty Father
Who gave union to the Isles
| Who gave them places on high
| Among the mighty of the earth
| Who hath led our Chief and KIM
| Along the paths Of the world
And led Him to Throne
- Sci up by Thee, o God,
! In the hearts of his People.
| - Cry out . Isles with joy.
! With lond sounding praise
Unto Thee, Almighty Father.
For all age. evermore.
| linen.
| The Coronation Ceremony having thus beer
| completed, the King and Queen, attended as be
| fore retired to the Grand Hall where they disrob
cd Following was the form of Procession leavin,
| the Pavilion:
Marshal of the Household
Marshal of the Kingdom
| Chaplain of the Household
| The Honorable President of the Legislative As
sembly.
The Chancellor Of the Kingdom.
The Governess of Hawaii.
| Processes OF the Blood and their Consorts
Bearer of the Palaoa
1 Rea af pulou