The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-16
BODY Of QUEEN TO
LIE in niche OF
kALAKAUA'SCRYPT
Funeral Procession Of Liliuoka.
LAM 10 Start From Throne
Room At ~ O'clock III
COFFIN TO BE PLACED
IN FINE k0A cASkEI
At Least Sixty Kahili Bearers
win Surround catafalque;
Many Societies TO March

Shortly before eleven 'clock next
sunday morning the procession for the
funeral OF the late Queen Liliuokalani
will leave the Throne Room OF the
Capitol, passing through the grounds
into King Street, thence along that
street TO Nuuanu and thence TO the
Royal Mausoleum. The body will be
placed directly in the niche Of the
Kalakaua crypt instead Of being placed
in the Mausoleum as was customary in
en- members Of the family.
The religious services viii commence
at ten o'clock, and win be in charge
Of Right Reverend Bishop Henry Bond
Restarick, DID,, Of ST Andrews Epis-
copal Cathedral, hssisted by Rev. Leo.
pold Kroll, OF the Cathedral, and Rev.
Henry H. Parker, who for afty-four
years has been pastor Of Kawaiahao
Church. r. Rudlahd Bode, organist Of
g. Andrew 8 will be the organist. The
| episcopal service viii be almost en-
| tirely In English, while that by Rev.
Henry Parker will be in Hawaiian.
| Removal To Throne Room F.l,
About seven O'Clock Saturday night
| she caslket viii be removed from Kawa
iahaO to the Executive Building and
| placed in state upon a bier in the
chrome Room where, during her two
years reign, she sat upon her throne
| If state, wore her crown and was rule.
II all Hawaii r
| Some time early on Sunday morning
the coffin will be placed within the koa
,asket which is now being made and
| may not be ready until after daylight
he morning of the funeral.
The passage Of the funeral eortege
! ind the ceremonies at the MausoleuIb
grounds will occupy about three hours
| Poolas To Draw Catafalque 3
y The catafalque will be drawn by
| ,oolas who win wear white hats, shirt
and trousers. The Hui Poolas will also
attend in body, I'M their uniforms
consisting of black hats, red, shirts, and
| black trousers. $50.
! At least sixty kahih bearers will
| mrround the catafalque, carrying the
great feather symbols. Nearest tht
5ar win be the small kahiiis and be
Yond those the larger ones which will
over high above the cakket. -.
The arrangements foGs tho proper
place IN the procession end near the
satafaIque of Prince. and Princess
6alanianaole are being arranged per,
sonaIly by the Prince. He will be the
| shief mourner as the only kin of the
queen in Hononlu. Princess Kawa
ianakoa, widow Of Prince David Kawa
aanakoa, the older brother Of Prince
Kuhio, has cabled from Washington
hat she wishes representation in the
procession on behalf of esher children,
he Prince KalakauA and the Prin.
cesses Kapiolani and LilinOkaiani, and
| it Is expected that this may take the
form Of her unoccupied carriage. She
has also cabled TO have all the kahilis
OF the Kawananakoas appear in the
| procession. Nt. .MHrsa
Hawaiian Societies .. .... ( Z.
A large number of Hawaiian soeie-
ties have signifed their intention TO
appear in the line, and these together
supplied by the army and navy, the
schools, societies other than Hawaiian,
win be arranged by Major Francis
Green, aide 10 the Governor and in
charge of the procession, =,
4 The Major and the Prince are both
utilizing the order of PROFESSIONS for
King Kalakaua, the late Princess
Raiulani and the late Prince David
Rawananakoa, as the basis for the or.
gauiZation Of the procession for the
Queen 5 funeral. o. ..%@.i
The Royal Hawaiian Band will be
one Of the familiar organizations in
the procession, duty which it has
often performed for the soyereigns of
Hawaii, and will be led by Alfred
ilOnikea as drum major, with r. H.
i Baker, directing the hand. -.