The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-17


tu,e were received.
socIErtis.
After these, from ito 1 / O'Clock,
came tie following Societies lii
ami Educatioual Society,"
first md second divisions--Ntca
Society ard llookuonooLo Society. |
These societies assembled at Wash. !
lugton Place, the city residence of |
Il. X II. Princess Liliutkaluni, and !
marched in regular procession from
there to the Palace, followed by the
ROYAL Hawaiian Band without their
Instruments. The kahilis, the
ladies' dresses, aud the excellent
order, all conspired to make this
very picturesque and pretty pro-
cession. The members of the va
rious societies each carried in their
hands suitable gifts for presenta-
ton to His Majesty.
DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR CORPS.
At 1880, the diplomatic and con-
sular corps arrived and were pre-
sented as follows: Major j. III.
Wodehouse, III. b. Ms Commits
sioner; Monsieur Henry Feer,
French Commissioner, accompanied
by Madame Fecr Senior A. de
Souza Canavarro. Portuguese Com
| missioner; Mr.. Taro Ando, Japa-
nese Consul and Diplomatic Agent,
accompanied by Mrs. Ando; Mr..
f. A. Schaefer, Consul for Italy;
Mr.. r. Rain Walker, Acting British
Nice-Consul: Mr.. II. f. Glade,
Consul for Germany; Mr.. +. p.
Hastings, United States Niee-Consul
General: Mr.. j. ii. Patty, Consul
for the Netherlands and Belgium;
Mr.. X. w. Lame, Consul for Spain:
MIR. II. X. Macfarane, Consul for
Denmark; Mr.. G. Alec, CONNER
cial Agent for China; Mr.. Goo Kim.
Assistant Commercial Agent for
China; Mr.. c. l.. Wight, United
States Consular Agent at MANU-
kona: and Niscount Tori and Mr..
Fujgita, of the japanese Legation.
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS AND HEADS OF
BUREAUS.
Officers in the several departm
and Government Bureaus next filed
in. The Custom House guard con-
sisted of nine men, followed by
another detachment composed of
Custom House officers, road super
visor, etc.
The Custom House employees
presented His Majesty with a splen-
did cane of kauwia wood, with q
gold mounted head bearing the lIa-
waiian Coat of Arms, and the motto
''Ua Mau Ike Ea ka Alma ka
Pono" lin righteousness shall the
nation be cstablished). Landscape
views in and about Honolulu are also
engraved on the sides. A gold band
also bears the inscription: Presented
to His Majesty Kalakaua l. on his
liftieth birthday by the members OF
the Bureau of Customs. Hon.
John NJ. Kapena, Geo. f. Board
man, \. Fuller, w. Chamberlain,
G. Markham, I. @. Tewksbury, G.
w. Miles, r.. n. Mossman, G.. Ma
waakoa, II. w. Aud, o. Stillman
J. w. Robertson, j. Markham, j.
Crowder, G. Parmenter, b. Whit
ney."
The Post Office clerks also pre-
sented themselves in body The
officers and members of the Board
of Health, under convoy of Mr.. f
II. Hayselden, Secretary, marched
, in, two abreast, the secretary bear
| ing u solid silver box, on a cushion
! of blue velvet which was presente'
2 by the clerk, Mr.. +. j. Testa, Will
5 Mr.. Hayselden read the followin!
| address:
, TO Ills Majesty King Kalakau'
2 I.-Sire: Speaking III behalf o
the officers and physicians engaged
: in the service of the Board of Health
/ beg to offer our warm and loya
! congratulations Oh the anniversar,
of Your Majesty's tiftieth birthday
and at the same time present TO
Your Majesty's acceptance a smal
: cash box as an expression of on
loyal devotion to Your Royal per
son.
We desire to rejoice with You
5 Majesty on this memorable jubile
celebration at the general welfare @
the people, for although disease an
) death still claim their victims, W
: have reason to believe that generf
: good health prevails and it shall b
| our constant aim and purpose to S
: endeavor in the exercise of OF
f several duties that the liberal near
1 provided by the Legislative Assem-
e bly, shall be made most available fc
G the promotion of the public healtl
? so that general well-being sha
! prevail, and Your Majesty's mob
S motto of "IIooulu Lahui," or "Ir
+ crease the nation" shall become
Y happy realization under Your nj;
jesty's beneficent reign.
h God bless Your Majesty.
II FRED. III. HAYsELDEN,
e Secretar
y Honolulu, November 16, 1886.
SCHOOLS, SOCIETIES AMP CHURCHE
n Among the most imposing of Il
d professions which filed into u
, Daloca ,rroundc durinu the afta