The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-03
The German Prince Passed Several
Days Here When Very
Young Man.
Received With Royal Honors by KaIakaua and
Feted Until News of Brothers
Death Arrived.

, this occasion to extend to your royal
nighness and the officers of his i'm
perial majesty's ship ar war Prinz Ad-
, ebert. the hOSDita!ities of the nation.
The Prince then presented to the
King, Baron Won Seckendorn, military
governor to his royal highness. Prince
Henry of Prussia: Archibald MacLean.
captain of the imperial Germany navy,
commanding II. 1. MS East India
forces. and the officers of the ship and
the local German consul When this
ceremony was complete. the Minister of
Foreign Affairs presented to the Prince
and the suite the Chancellor OF the
Kingdom. the Hon. a. :. Cleghorn, his
majestys ministers. the President OF
the Legislative Assembly. Hon. II. 4.
j. Carter. his majesty's minister plen-
ipOtentilry to the court of Germany,
, the mobiles and officers of the staff.
There was conversation of a few
minutes between the gentlemen. when
the King led the way To- the Queen 3
reception room. The Queen being alb
sent. the reception was held by the heir
apparent The King presented the
Prince to- Princess Liliuokalani. heir
apparent, and Princess Likelike, and
, they led him to- a seat on the dais.
After some time spent i'm conversation.
his royal highness was presented to
tine ladies OF the court present. there
being in attendance at that time the
Hon. Mrs. Bishop. Miss Harris. Mrs.
Wilder. Mrs. Kapena, Mrs. Preston,
Mrs. McCully. Mrs. j. NJ. Smith. .,Irs.
III. A. r. Carter. Mrs. Col. Allen, Mrs.
Hoffman. Mrs. Major Gulick. Her
majesty's chamberlain, Col. Curtis Z.
Iaukea. had charge of the ceremonies.
The ceremony which marked the arriv
al of the Prince was seen upon his
leaving the palace.
Later in the day his royal highness
paid n visit to the Dowager Queen
Emma. This completed the visits OF
ceremony. That evening there occur
red at the residence of the consul
great reception, which drew out Homo
lulu society in full. There were then
other entertainments planned. and the
stay of the ship had not been limited.
ON Tuesday there was paid n VISIT
across the PAIL. the Prince being ac-
companied on that journey by Consul
Glade. \ number of the officers of the
frigate were in the party. At p. m.
OF the same day the King repaid the
visit of the Prince on board the ship.
Every honor was paid the King, yards
being manned and the royal salute
fired. the German consul acting as the
escort to his majesty.
Meanwhile the people of the city were
having their snare % the pleasures OF
a royal visit, for the men of the frig-
ate were entertained freely and the
band of the ship. in conjunction with
Berger's musicians. gave n concert
Tuesday evening in Emma Square.
There were many things to come off.
including the nookupu. when the City
of Sydney arrived from San Francisco
with the news of the death ut Berlin,
on March 9th, Of the younger brother
Of the Prince. This intelligence caused
every festivity To stop. and the result
was that the ship was speedily got
ready to- sail. and on Thursday, April
oath, il got away for Yokohama.