The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-10-30
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Junior Stewards Senior
7 Master Masons.
Junior Wardens Senior
Past Masters.
- Holy Writings ca,,or
' Carried by Daaoo,
'u''''i Oldest Member
worshipful Master of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. 81, F. C A. NJ.
Rev. William NJ. Kincaid.
Hearse.
(with five pallbearers and four police
on each side.)
Mourners.
Governor and STAN.
Admiral and Staff.
U. S. Garrison Commander.
Justices of Supreme Court.
Circuit and District Court Judges.
Territorial and Federal officials.
Bar Association.
Forming on Alakea street near Bere-
tania and extending out the latter
street to and past the church, the pro-
cession will take it's line of march down
Alakea to King street. Eva along King
to River street, along River across the
mid-wharf to Hackfeld wharf, at
which point the Federal and Territorial
troops will form in line on the Waikiki
side of the wharf. The Odd Fellows
will bank on the Waikiki side of the
wharf Immediately mauka Of the SOL
diers, allowing the Masons to open
ranks and permit the hearse and pail
bearers to pass through.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Hawaiian Bar Association was
held at 4 p. m. in the office of the pres
ident, w. o. Smith. At that time it
was supposed that the funeral of Judge
Estee was to be from Masonic TEMPLE,
where the limitation of space caused
an allotment of but five seats to rep
resentatives of the Association. The
following were appointed as the five
members to represent the bar: A. S.
Hartwell, Cecil Brown, w. o. Smith, j.
L. Kaulukou and ]. A. Matthewman. 1t
was agreed that the larger number of
the members of the bar should assemble
on the outside and join in the process
sion to the steamer The marshaling
of the members was placed in charge Of
c. r. Hemenway
President Smith was authorized to
obtain suitable floral piece for, pre-
sentation on behalf Of the Association.
E. P. Dole, j. w. Cathcart and L.
McCants Stewart were appointed as
committee to prepare resolutions to be
presented before the Supreme Court at
such appropriate time as may De ar
MEMBERS OF the Bar Associa,ion are
called to assemble at Cehtral ohioh
church 1or the funeral services over 'he
late Judge hstee.
All members oi Iaciiie house' "a
az A. M, are notlneo 10 atteiiu al ,ne
Masonic Temple at $40 a. III. sharp tnis
morning 10 nave part III the iuhera'
ceremonies ior tne iate 1uuse Estee.
A meetins OF the buiuers anu liau
ers EXCHANGE Is caiieu LOT ''fo toiiish'
70 take appropriate ae'ioi upoii '"e
neatn OF Judge Estee.
Meihoe,s VI LNet'sioi Houe "i
semple this morning at oeiock d.
hiKs nan TO attehu tne iuheIai u G,ieii
.ate prother' NJ M. Estee, r. ". rep
of1lcers ana members Oh racine re
pekah Lodge, l. ". ". r. VIII asseihpie
at central Union church at s''o a. IN.
today to attend the funeral services
of Brother M. M. Estee' L. G' KEEP.
Members of Harmony Lodge No. ., l.
o. o. F.. are requested to meet at their
hall this morning at $3.50 o'clock for
the purpose of attending the funeral
of the late Brother M. M. Estee, +. G.
KEEP
PERSONAL SERVICES.
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