The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-16
TO SHAPE DETAILS
OF FUNERAL TODAY
Order Of Procession For Queen
lliuokaIani will Be Arranged
Z At Series Of Conferences

the late Queen I.iluokalani next Sun
day morning, the meeting to include
Major Francis Green, aide to the Gov
crnor; and representatives Of the army
and navy, in"ludng also Major Gus
Rose Of the Hawaiian National Guard.
Major Green held a conference with
Prince Kalanianaolc Yesterday after.
noon concerning number of details
which affect the participation Of Ha-
waiian organizations, and arranged de-
tails also concerning the hours when
the public shall have it's last opportun.
ity 70 view the bier of the Queen In
the Throne, Room, and the method Of
handling the officially invited persons
next Sunday. ..' ...
Church To Be Closed ....
1t was anponnrrd yesterday by Mai.
or Green, after this conference. that
Kawaiahao Church will be closed at
six O'Clock SATURDAY afternoon, follow.
ing which. the Queens coffin will be
prepared for its night Journey TO the
old Palace and its final lying In state
position in the Throne Room. .2
He also announced that the Throne.
Room and lanais, and in fact, the entire
building. will be closed until about
nine or half.past nine while the coffin
is placed within the koa casket and
| the kahilis are arranged. The room
will be arranged with chairs for use
nv officials on Sunday morning. The
building will probably remain closed
after nine O'clock with the execution.
Of opening the lanai windows. IL the
chairs are occupied early in the even
ing no other persons win be admitted
into the room except the attendants.
watchers and the people who have ~ Ell
assisting the Prince and Colonel Tau.
kea. ~ = j,
Many Kahilis .#
Passes viii be issued for officials to
attend the Throne Room ceremonies.
These will not be taken up at the
gates, but retained for service again
at the Royal Mausoleum gates. The
passes win be limited in. number owing
to the limited space in the Throne
Room. The vast number of kahilis will
require the. hallway of the Capitol to
he used for their display. 80
The autos bearing officially invited
persons to the Capitol services will
leave the grounds Immediately on de-
posting their OCCUPANTS and will be
parked in Miller Street. Others will be
parked, possibly in Punchbowl Street.
In order that TIE Mnusoleum Grounds
may not 20 on errrowded the regular
troops will ne liLrd up in Nuuapu Ave-
me near the MluSu!cum 7Gfounds, only
the National Guard. entering the
grounds. .t ~
The ~. I.ouis College brass band will
represent this Institution next Sunday
in tia funeral procession. King Kala-
kaua vas II great friend of the brothers
and IT. K graf interest in the ac-
tiVltics Of the school Brother Fran
els came 70 Honolulu in 1887 and ever
since has been at the head of the must
cal department ut 81. Louis College.
Military Order -.
General Wiser Yesterday issued the
Following ord"r fer troops to partici-
pate in the procession: #Ett
"a funeral escort consisting of the
Second Infantry from Fort Shafter and
one battalion, First Field Artillery, and
One squadron, Fourth Cavalry, to be
designated by the post commander,
III kept arl0at antft Nil vp nlETt iRassentel
Il and crew were taken off and transfe
J. Icd to other vessels, whence they wer
carried to shore and taken by specii
trains to Los Angeles C..
e AS was formerly, reported, the Go,
y ernor, with her sister ship, the Pres
s. dent, was to take the mainland Hawa
t run, in place of the Matson steamer
y Maui, Wilhelmina and Matsonia, whic
! were recently taken over by the 90,
n eminent for active service on the Al
Il lantic. But us the Governor is serious
e ly damaged and win not be able to Z,
c sumo her run for sometime, *
will nrocoo 0Jr Lv NAH be made fnIn,r
"" m'" November osUf" y ys I9I9 Board, Ica u,u
while in Honolulu in the Vicinity of
Fort Armstrong. The necessary ar
rangcments for fuel, forage and sub
sistence will he made with the depart.
ment quartermaster, 49,. III.
1.-THE post surgeon, Schofeld Bar
racks, will furnish the necessary
medical attendance and supplies, and
ambulance to accompany column from
Schofeld Barracks and escort at fu-
neral
Zone battery, Field Artillery, will be
NtldiltN ny iHb tHtbll W
fire the prescribed salute of twenty one
guns, at minute intervals, when the
funeral procession moves. The firing
position will be designated by the chief
of staff, Hawaiian department.
uniform for the troops during
funeral ceremonies: cotton, service,
with coats, hats and garrison equip
ment. .,EEEEf
"On completion of this duty the. End
Infantry will return to Fort Shafter
by marching. The troops from Soho
field Barracks will return TO their pro
per station by marching November 10,
1911" " gs.
Poolas are Honored .at-.
PQolas who will draw the catafalque
next Sunday offered their services yes
terday. There will be 2l0 of these
men all dressed in white, with white
sailor hats. aIa..
At least sixty men, dressed in black,
will carry the kahilis. ZAP
A carriage will be placed in the pro,
ccssion to represent the children of
Princess David Kawananakoa. The
children are Prince Kalakaua and the
Processes Kapiolani and Liliuoklank
Special music will be sung in the
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