The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-02
BENCH AND BAR.
Tender Cordial Tributes to the
Memory of the Late King.

IeuQer COr01aI IT1OuteS 10 Inc
Memory of the Late King.
The Supreme Court assembled in
Bsnco at Aliiolani Hale at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning. Present the full
bench: Hon. A. F. Judd, PC, Chief
Justice and Chancellor, with their
Honors Lawrence McCully, PC,
Rich'd F., Bickerton and Sanford B.
Dole, Associate Justices.
Their Excellencies John A. Cum
minis, Minister of Foreign Affairs;
G. N. Spencer. Minister of the Int
rior, and Godfrey Brown, Minister
of Finance; His Highness John 0.
Dominis, Prince Consort, and Rear
Admiral Brown, United States Navy,
sat at the right front of the bench.
His Excellency A. P. Peterson, At
torne3- General, occupied a position
at the head OF the convocation of the
Bar in front.
Other members of the Bar present
were MIR. W. R. Castle, Hon. j. l..
Kaulukou, Hon. A. Rosa and MIR. 9.
w. Ashford, former Attorney-Gen-
eral; Mr.. Chas. Creighton, Deputy
Attorney General, Messrs. iona.
Austin, W. A. Whiting, VIM. Foster,
w. o. Smith, j. nj. Davidson, f. NJ.
Hatch, L. A. Thurston, D. =. Ward,
J. Nj. Monsarrat, J. K. Kahookano,
Holokahiki, j. III. Barenaba. j. A.
Magoon, s. X. Kane, W. G. Achi,
Enoka johnson, w. F. Frear and w.
| G. Parke.
His Lordship Bishop Willis and
Rev. S. Davis sat in the rear. MIR.
Henry Smith, Clerk, and Mr.. A. w.
Carter were at the desk. Mr.. W. L.
Wilcox, Hawaiian Interpreter; MIR.
J. NJ. Vivas, Portuguese Interpreter;
MIR. Lii Cheung, Chinese interpreter,
and Mr.. f. j. Tesla, Deputy Ha-
waiian interpreter, and Mr.. j. W.
Jones, Court stenographer, were in
attendance.
Mr.. w. q. Smith moved the fol
lowing resolutions, which were sec
onded by the Attorney-General in
carefully prepared remarks, and or,
dered to be placed on the records in
the Court:
| WHEREAS, His late Majesty King
\ Kalakaua has been removed by death
leaving bereaved nation; an aff1ic
ted widow, the Queen Dowager Ia
piolani; and q grief-stricken sister
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani, and
WHEREAS, His late Majesty was &
member of the Hawaiian Bar, there
fore be it
4 RESOLVED, That in the death Of
Ills late Majesty King Kalakaua We
recognize that the country has los
a great friend; one whose aim was t.
J place Hawaii high among the ma
tons; whose endeavor was constant
ly directed towards maintaining anG
increasing her prosperity:
RESOLVED, That the Hawaiian Bal
remembers with pleasure His late
Majesty's genial courtesy and friend
" presence in its occasional gather
ings wherein he appeared as mem
Der:
RESOLVED: That the Bar herewith
tender to Her Majesty Queen Liliu
okalani, to the Queen Dowager anC
the relatives of the late King thei
respectful sympathy and coincidence
RESOLVED, That the members O
the Bar do wear a mourning badg,
from the present time till the expira
ton of fourteen days after tn,
funeral.
And be it further
RESOLVED, That these resolution
be presented in open Court with thu
request that the same be entered
upon the records of the Suprem,
Court.
Addresses were then delivered b,
J Messrs. Holokahiki, Rosa and kau
lukou, after which
Chief Justice Judd delivered
feeling address, Bulletin.