The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-28
WHITNEY / MARSH, |

King being told that he must
wife by war, and being cou1
attack the Chiefess Of Mad
daughter was OF the most eIa
among the aiiis, the war 90
sounded as a signal for the .
of the forces, upon which Ii :
fell. A native of splendid phy}
resented Kamehameha, and 1
scene was well presented.
tons of automa tons followei
tics keeping time with the %
calabash and the chanting Of !
The third tab!eau represented
meha 1. seated on his throne, n
performing q spear dance bel
This was the least effective sF
the evening.
The last scene represented Ki
ha after conquerlng the high G
Maui. with his soldiers and a
of female dancers arrayed IN
costume parading before him,
conquered chiefess and her dau
ing brought as prisoners into
ence, guarded by the two foTeigr
Young and William Adams,
their fiintlock muskets aided HI
ha In the great battle Of lS'
Maui. The two captives knel'
feet. and he ordered their releaii
the younger for his wife. THIS
climax. and terminated the e1i
His Majesty the King gave \
ner at Iolani Palace on the Sq
vember. The company Snlcn
were: His Majesty the King. |
Princess Idliuokalani, H r. h.
Likelike. H. R. H. Princes RI
nj. Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, HIS :
walter NJ. Gibson, Minister q
Affairs and Premier; His Siss'
Their Aholo, Minister OF 'ne 'l ny
Excelleney Paul P. han0s, y
Finance; His Excelieney A ~
Attorney General, and Ms ~
A. F. Judd. Chancellor Of me
His Excellency Hon. c. Z ~
hajesty's Chamberlain ana N
His Excellency R. H. BsSel,
of Maui; Mr.. Taro Ando 'Sp.'
gu, and Diplomatic Agent, anu
! do: Hon. Justice Mccully, hs y,
walker. President of the bey q.
sembly, and Mrs. Walker r, ~
KauIukou, Marshal Of the hi y,
| Mrs. Kauiukou; Hon. J. N IN, ~
| Miss Kapena; Hon. H. a. nsa''
! Mrs. Widemann; Mr. Franz IAN 4
| tines, United states Charge .
and Mrs. Hastings; visc@ Ga1.-
f the Japanese "a Legation; Coon s.o@
n fI'' Bovd, Of His Majesty.s SIAN a.,
Ma N 10, nps A. g. 3, Hayiey; Majors "a
ker W. H. Cornwell and w., ",
! heihel. Equerries in warns.
master General s. N0TIs gass-
d. Holt, Jr., and J T. 0'a,,'
The dinner cards and menu, |
.,rn ne a and executed by Ms g., !.
s an artist of great originally a.. j
T Th a infinite ,tn1 variety and th ls Y
re Is, as to rank ~ "a
e epsIr, embodied in TIE tie. II !:
each dinner card cOntriSa%,
the enjoyment Of the oc'a n ]
nus rils were were illuminated in g. y
ed inks, and decorated 60, III
ferns, fans, butterflies anu 4, |.
o On tn the first page, and On ". N
Musical Om 1aa Il program "a ending s, VII
i iarlP.e'I in size than a tssg' i
e ts = ,ei funny descr 1, Z, 4
Of music or noise ron M 81
and his tom-tom' 10
night melOdious' 49,, sossolns
Of the Jubilee Birthday ,c s5,c \
proper to add that > ' .bIrd u
18Th IS being the fOtty y,sgslsa |
Of the recognition Of GrSrana,
e enc t,'e by England and and, made made |
sllrV In a way which ~, nd ROl
s tsIs event en- The KING 5d aap CO
fly, tsn6e si'Y Divine service IN t i9f 4
kao1IIsheP MI. Aholo S ,I6a b
Interior, delivered an ,s 0,ls and
an, contrasting 'ne :, the coaii
$50, AGO with It's op' ~ sss
Gus condition today, NJ Glbs'1.
by aiS an address in h''D
same general subject