The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-05-13
The QUEEN ON HAWAII
Her Trip a Series Of
Ovations.
RECEIVED WITH sALUTEs, ETC.
Descriptions Along the Route Notes
nHt Comments.

'''' h"J'o'J was SIttlcu WIN II SA'
lute Of 81 guns. Two barges were
sent to the kinau by a tow line and
were drawn ashore by steam. The
first CONTAINED the Royal Hawaiian
Band, and was followed by the
Queens barge. The Hawaiian Band
played airs from the ship to The
shore.
Upon arrival at the landing a spe.
cial train was in waiting to convey
the royal party to Multi. All who
were entitled to ride thereon were
furnished with a special pass by
Wilder's Steamship Co. Along the
route each station was tastefuIv de.
corated by the plantations in the fol-
lowing order: Hawi, Union Mill,
kohala, Halawa and Multi.
AT every station Her Majesty was
met by a crowd of people composed
of natives and foreigners. At each
station Her Majesty appeared upon
the platform of the car and made a
few appropriate remarks, which were
received with enthusiastic cheers.
The royal party arrived at Multi
at p. m. on last Wednesday, where
Her Majesty was received by com
mittee of natives and foreigners. A
carriage was in waiting which con-
veyed Her Majesty and II. r. II.
John O. Dominis to large house in
The neighborhood, where Her Maj
esty held reception. At the recep-
ton Her Majesty delivered short
speech. She was followed by Attor-
ney-General Whiting, who spoke in
the name of Her Majesty, to the
people. MIR. Writings remarks
were interpreted by Hon. f. X. Lii
kalani. The people present were
greatly pleased with Mr.. Writings
speech, which was received with fire.
quent cheers.
At ) p. N. Her Majesty was enter
tanned at grand luau given by the
people. The table was laid in
large parallelogram with the royal
party at the head. The Royal Ha-
waian Band played select airs dur
ing the feast. Toward the close of
the luau Mr.. A. Powell, one of the
highest officers Of the Mystic Shrin-
ers of the San Francisco Shrine, con-
ferred upon Her Majesty the Queen
the highest degree of the Mystic
Shrine, the same degree conferred
upon His late Majesty the King while
in San Francisco.
At 6 p. m. the large concourse of
people bid Her Majesty farewell and
the royal party returned to MANU-
kona, where they arrived at 8 p. IN.
An immediate embarkment was made
and the party arrived at Kawaihae at
II p. M, leaving again at 3 a. m.
last Thursday morning for Laupa-
hoehoe.
AS soon as it was daylight the XII
nau was greeted with the blowing Of
plantation whistles and the footing
of horns along the entire Hamakua
coast. At 8 a. m. last Thursday the
royal party arrived at Laupahoehoe.
where salute of 81 guns was fired
in honor of Her Majesty, the Hawai-
ian band playing on board. During
the stay at Laupahoehoe boat load
Of hookupu was sent aboard by The
Queens subjects.
At 10 a. M. the royal party left
for way ports and Hilo. Statutes
were blown from whistles all along
the route and the plantations all
thr, the Hawaiian flag to the breeze.
The party arrived at Hilo at p. IN.
AS soon as the vessel came TO anchor
a large double canoe, decorated in
ancient style and padded by dozen
or more natives, came off and con-
veyed Her Majesty to the landing,
where she was received by commit
tee of the people of Hio.
Our Hilo correspondent furnishes
the following account of Her Maj
eSJy reception AT l1ll0:
The Queen of these islands arrived
at Hilo ny the steamer kinau 7th
inst Extensive preparations had
been made to receive Her Majesty.
The dock was prepared in great
taste. The familiar word "Aloha"
was seen on arriving. At the corner
Of Waiauuenue and Front streets
there was an immense arch covered
with evergreens. Another one of
equally great dimensions was near
The telephone office. At the resi-
dence of Hon. j. L. Baker there was
an arch over the gate in the centre
Of which was floral crown composed
Of great variety of beautiful
lowers.
Many of the stores and offices spe-
cial pains had been taken to decor
ate as handsomely as possible. The
school children were all out dressed
in white to receive Her Majesty
They were ranged along her route
to the residence of Mr.. Baker, whose
guest she was.
The Queen was taken from the
wharf in beautiful new private
carriage. There were several mot
toes along the route, such as Long
live the Queen" and aloha De-"
AT the Custom House Office Collector
Crabbe had the words "Aloha Nui."
At the entrance of the Catholic
God Save Our Queen. "
Friday at p. III. there was luau
at the Court House park. An i'm
meuse lanai had been erected with
iron roof to seat very large number
Of persons. The invitation to at