The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-18


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council anu Ms 1-"J'7,f iSt'ir",
III. .''.7 tra.ll.''r'-.,I rII,,r(, ~
| fye O'Clock. HAVING been absent for the
ceremony lust one hour. The marked
lack Of display in the conduct of the
new monarch was striking single
carriage occupied b1 ,ae sovereign and
attended by f % royal equerries was
| driven to and ON 1t. James Palace.
! There was no military escort and the
only decoration which the monarch
wore was The Order Of the Garter. In
fact, the Lord Mayor and the city al
! dermen furnished the most spectacular
element Of the ceremony. While his
| father was signing the proclamation
! the young Prince OF u ales stood on a
| temporary scalfoIdiug behind the wall
| at marlborough House and eagerly
watched such of the proceedings as
came into ms view
| Owing to the late hour at which the
| formaIties We're completed by the
! rrlYy council and the Impossibllity OF
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queen Mother to the People.
LONDON. May lO.-While the rulers
and representatives Of foreign nations
are assembling here for the obsequies
of King Edward. the various necessary
formanties incident to the sad event,
are being gradually completed
The widowed Queen has sent a touch
ing personal message to the nation,
written in unassuming style and recall
ing similar intimate messages Queen
Victoria was in the habit Of address
ing to her people.
King George has addressed messages
to the navy and army. expressing his
thanks for their LOYALTY and devotion
and his soIicitude for the efficiency of
both services.
\ message also has gone from the
King to the Indian princes and people
expressive of his gratitude for their
sympathy.
Message of Queen Mother
queen - 1AleN"ii''l" : message ~ 'No
I'D t. 'Gil lo'I .i' e l.7-,,,
'Jil nc " pm o' my Popi }l'1n
ie"i' l VS." ~ APieso ~ 'ne " MY
ia I,0ll CO out 80 go
t','1l,;r', -,,,dr-o+b,,t Nv a,-or,,-hal,n.
ina, sorrow and un.naal,ahIo anonish
Not alone have | lost everything in
him. my beloved husband, but the ma
ton. too. has suffered an irreparable
loss when their best friend. father and |
sovereign thus suddenly was called
away. Nav God give us all His divine !
help to bear this heaviest of crosses
winch he has seen fit to lay upon US.
His will be done
'sGive to me a thought in your pray
ers which will comfort and sustain me
in all that | have to 90 through. Let |
me take this opportunity of expressing |
nv heartfelt thanks for all the touch !
ing letters and tokens of sympathy I !
have received from all classes. high and |
low. rich and poor. which ARE so numer- |
Gus that / fear it would be impossible /;
for me to ever thank everybody individ- !
uaIlv.
~ contide my dear son into your |
care, who. | know. viii follow in his |
dear father 5 footsteps, begging You to /
show him the same loyalty and devo- /
ton you showed his dear father. I !
know both my dear son and daughter /
in-law viii do their utmost to merit and |
keep it
King George to the Navy.
Ore of the first messages issued by !
King George, who has long been known
as the sailor prince, was addressed
to the navy. In 1t the hlng SAID: 1T
IS my earnest wish on succeeding to the
throne to make known to the navy how
deeply grateful 1 am for It's faithful
and distinguished services, rendered to
the late King, my beloved father, who
ever showed the greatest soilcItude Tor
ITS welfare ana efhclency,
Educated ana trained IN that pro
seSs:on winch 1 love so dearly, retire
nent from active duty has III no sense
limI4lshed my teehng OF a1feeflon to1
t. or lh'rty three years l nave ma
me hohot OF serving III the navy ami
huch intimate participation IN It's NE
ana WORK enables me to know now
thoroughly l can depend upon that
'Pffit Of loyalty ana Jealous Devotion
Q do'E' OF Which the glorious history
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