The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-15
INAUGURATION
ARRANGEMENTS
Ceremonies GoVernOrFrear S
Taking 0ffice---Seats
for Public.

All preparations for the formal in
auguration of Walter f. Frear as Gov
ernor of the Territory of Hawaii at
half past ten o'clock this morning are
complete. The Inauguration ceremo-
nies proper will be held in the Throne
Room of the Capitol, which has been
swept and garnished for the occasion.
The dais, upon which the new Govern
or viii take his stand, is draped with
the Stars and Stripes and the Hawai-
ian flag. For this inaugural ceremony
no special invitations have been sent
/ out, the public being generally in
vited.
| A number of the seats, out of the
! two hundred available in the Throne
I Room, have been reserved, these be-
/ ing for Mrs. Walter F. Frear and
| daughter, Mrs. George r. Garter and
! three children, Honorable Nicholas
Longworth, Mrs. Longworth, Mrs. Il.
| A. Mott-Smith, Mrs. A. T. Atkinson,
Honorable S. B. Dole, Honorable E. F.
/ Bishop. Mrs. E. F Bishop, Miss Ju-
liette Hartwell, Mrs. Justice Wilder,
Mrs. Justice Ballou, Honorable j. T.
. lie Bolt. MIS- LIE oO1lS 11OkloA 1OlC w
]. Robinson, Mrs. Robinson, Honorable
Alexander Lindsay, Admiral Very and
staff, Major Dunning and staff, Colonel
| Jones, Colonel Sam Johnson and staff,
! Captain o. c. Otwell, r. w. Breckons
Esq, Mrs Breckons, E. r. Stackable,
1 J. G. Pratt, DIR. L. E. Golfer, r. G.
Brown, Mrs. Brown, z. r. Hendry
/ ESQ. Honorable H. E. Cooper, Mrs.
/ Cooper, Honorable F. M. Hatch, Mrs
Hatch, Hon. w. o. Smith, Mrs. Smith,
Department heads and ladies, Consular
Corps and ladies.
The regular order of the ceremonies
will be the following. arranged by Mr.
Frear:
Prayer by Rev. w. n. Lono.
Address by Governor Carter.
Reading of Mr.. Frear's commission
by the Secretary of Hawaii, Ernest A
; Mott-Smith.
Administering of the oath of office
to Mr.. F'rear by Chief Justice Alfred
S. Hartwell.
Address by Governor Frear.
Immediately following the inaugura-
ton exercises there will be a salute b!
the National Guard. A reception vii
then be held on the lawn under th'
: large monkeypod tree mauka of th'
> band stand in the Capitol grounds. Th'
band will play from 10 to 10:30 o'clocl
preceding the inauguration exercise
and during the reception.
Yesterday Governor Carter wa
somewhat better and was reserving al
} his strength for the ceremonies of to
: day, when it is expected that he vii
2 be in a position to deliver his farewell
{ address without over-fatguing him
= self The reports that the Governor /
. suffering from nervous prostration ar
2 entirely without foundation, the sick
ness of the retiring official being den
2 que fever of a rather severe kind.
! In connection with the inauguratioi
ceremonies the following militia orde
f has been issued from the office Of tn
r Adjutant General:
j August 14th, 1907.
e General Orders No. At.
n /. The following officers are detaile
j to assist at the Inauguration of Hon
= orable Walter F. Frear as Governor Q
n the Territory of Hawaii, on Thursday
August 18th, 1907:
Captain Merle NJ. Johnson, 1st Infy
1st Lieut.. George E. Smithies, Orc
: Dept. y. C. H.
q Such officers will have charge of an
e attend to all of the details incident
e the Inauguration.
: .. After the inauguration ceremonie!
$ a salute of seventeen guns Will be fire
e in honor of the Governor of the Terri
e tory.
: 5. The commanding officer of tn
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