The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-08
HOnoIuIutoMourn
the Best of
Queens.
GREAT MEMORIAL
SERVICES TODAY
British Residents and All Glasses
To Meet at Kawaiahao
Church.

a LII HONOLULU will mourn the
~ death of the late Queen of Great
Britain this afternoon Territorial
and United States offices and the courts
will remain closed, and all the whole
sale houses, retail business places and
! little stores will suspend business. The
committee appointed for that purpose
have consulted the managers of various
business houses and they have all signi-
fled their willingness to close at noon for
| the day, and there will be no business
anywhere in town.
1t is anticipated that there will be LOO
people seated in Kawaiahao Church,
and hundreds more will throng the
aisles at o'clock, when the services will
open with Chopins funeral march, play
| ed by Mr.. Wray Taylor, pipe organ; Mr..
Joe Rosin, violin, and Mr.. Mott-Smith
/ cello. ~ f@ff
| The Territorial Band will play dirges
for a half hour previous to the opening
| of the services outside the church, and
the memorial program will be given by
the combined choirs of St. Andrews Ca
thedral and ST. Clements chapel.
Governor Dole and staff will attend in
| body. Formal invitations We're sent only
to Government and Consular officials
The form of invitation is as follows:
quest the presence of --- at a service
to be held at kawaiahao Church on
Friday, February 8th, at O'Clock p. M
in honor of the memory of the late Maj
/ esty Queen Victoria. r. S. v. p, T. R.
Walker, Esq, secretary of the commit
tee. Please present this at the door of
the church."
| The church has been artistically dec
GRATED with festoons of crepe and dra-
merry of British cloth
ings have been placed about the pulpit
and choir stand, and the balcony rails
are draped in crepe. Behind the min
ister's stand the English flag is graceful
Ily hung, its folds caught up with
lstreamerS of crepe.
! Rev. ]. osborne and Rev. Hamilton
Lee will conduct the services, assisted
by Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid, pastor of Central
Union Church, and Rev. H. H. Parker,
pastor of Kawaiahao Church. Mr.. Us
borne, Mr.. Kincaid and Mr. Parker will
speak. Mr. Wray Taylor will play the
organ, assisted by Mr.. Mott-Smith with
the cello and Mr. Joe Rosin with the
violin. The following is the program as
! it will be given:
Prelude, Funeral March........ Chopin
Hymn, ION the Resurrection Morning
Psalms Observation-Disclosures. 80 and 120
/ Lessons .................. /. Cor. XIV, 20v.
Hymn .................... Rock of Ages
Hymn ...... Nearer, My God, to Thee
Address ................. Rev. ]. osborne
Hymn in Hawaiian "Jesu Aloha Man"
Address ............ Rev. II. II. Parker
Hymn ................"O God, Our Help
Address ........... Rev. w. NJ Kfncaid
Hymn, Now the Laborer's Task is
| Ger
+! '3,tt@ Benediction.
| All citizens of Honolulu are cordially
invited to be present. The seating ca
lpacity of the church will admit of seats
for 1,200, and there Is great deal OF
aisle room, which will undoubtedly be
utilized early.
| Bishop Willis has issued invitations for
the memorial services to be held on Sun
day afternoon in St. Andrews Cathedral
4 The Bishop expects to address GOO people
on that day.