The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-05-30
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Her Majesty AID suite lrit Puma
luu on the morning OF Che lflh inst
for llookena, arriving OF $3.50 p. ~.
the same day, where she was met by
the committee appointed TO receive
her. On landing Her Majesty and
consort were carried from The boat
ia the old Hawaiian fashion by about
40 natives TO the hOu OF Hon. -,
II Nahinu, whore she received her
subjects.
The reception was quite grand
affair, all the school cildren ia the
district, neatly dressed, were lined
up ON each side OF the road and
flowers were strewed in the road all
the way to the house. On the 18Th
inst, tier Majesty and suite attend
cd church, where numerous addresses
were made, Her Majesty being called
upon to make an address, which was
received with hearty cheers and ap.
plause. In the evening concert
was given which was very much APP
plCNldlCN ny Vl' Nt"''h'
The steamer Waimanalo having
arrived preparation, ware made for
trip along the kona coast. The
party went on board on Thursday,
2lst instant, and the vessel proc eded
along the coast touching at X ava.
loa, where large luau was given 81
the residence of the late Princess
Likelike. After Il few addresses haV
ing been made the party proceeded
to KeauhOu. On arrival at that port
double canoe very dsomelv
decorated with flowers, fruit and
lehuas, ETC., was sent out for the
Queen and Consort. On board the
canoe everything was nicely arranged.
table having been set III the old
Hawaiian style, consisting of eat
ables prepared in the old way.
On landing Her Majesty was re-
ceived by committee who escorted
her to the residence of Judge Hoa-
pill, where she received the people.
At the landing was placed an arch
erected bearing the following motto:
"Ua mau Ike ca ka alma ka ponO, :"
and all along the street were
arranged banners with the following
notices:
"E ola ka Moiwahine Lliuokalani
Ike Akua Mana Loa, aloha mi.
IKE kanaka ponO hoopono ka
makia o kou aupuni. "
"ke kalauuu 0 Hawaii, g noho i
kou noho alii."
"E Ike akua ka hon ua e hoo
manao kon makuainana.
The reception az keauhOu was
very fine and the committee in
charge deserve Il great deal OF c!e-
dit in pertecting the arrangements.
From the landing to Judge Hoa-
pills house cocoanut lanai was
erected and beautifully decorated
with flowers, fruit ana ehuas. After
Her Majesty had rested, hookupu
was had, and the presents, re-
ceived from about one thousand ma
tives who were present, are too
numerous to mention. After the
hookupu the party sat down to a
grand luau, given in the large lanai
erected in front of the house In
the evening Her Majesty and suite
attended a concert at the native
church which was greatly enjoyed.
The next afternoon the party
boarded the Waimanalo and proceed
| ed to Kailua. On arrival, double
canoe was sent out to convey Her
Majesty and consort ashore, the rest
following in boats. The natives in
the double canoe were neatly dress
ed in white shirts and red caps, and
in padding the canoes would paddle
three times, then strike the canoe
and paddle on the other side.
On arriving at the wharf Her Maj
esty was received by a committee
appointed, the leading members be-
ing j. X. NahaIe and Hon. ] IL,
Waipuilanl. Her Majesty and con-
sort then took seats in carriage,
when they were pulled up to the
residence of His late Majesty, by
about one hundred natives men,
women and children. On the road
arches were erected, bearing the fol-
lowing notices:
"E ola ka moi Ike Akua;" 'Ka
pono ka makia 0 kou aupuni.'
And over the gate at the entrance
to yard was the motto: Welcome
to thee, our beloved Q cen"
And over the front entrance to the
house was the motto: "E komo i ko
home me ka malu."
After Her Majesty had rested a
hookupu was again held, the crowd
being estimated at about nine hun
! drcd.
On Saturday morning at > O'Clock
the steamer W. G.. Hall arrived
bringing mail and newspapers and
the day was devoted to reading up
Honolulu and foreign news. On
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock Her
majesty anu sullc atleuu'u lic Va
tholic church, and at 80 the ma
tive protestant church. The services
at both churches were very impress
siye and the singing fine.
On Monday visit was made tC
the two schools, Her Majesty being
very much impressed at the
/ perfect system and rapid advance
ment made by the scholars, the sing.
ing in particular being very fine.
On Tuesday morning Hon ~aml
/ Parker sent the steamer Wamaual,