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In honor of Honey Bee Day, 2013.
[Found under: "BITS OF NEWS OF HAWAII NEI."] Honey in the mountains.—There are a lot of honey bees in the mountains of Oahu nei. We see all the time buckets full of honey that is gotten in the uplands...
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Pineapples in Wahiawa, 1920.
Truth About the Hawaiian Pineapple Company The Hawaiian Pineapple Company always upholds good relations amongst its employees, supervisors, and heads, and we believe we always have the full backing of...
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Pineapples in Wahiawa, 2013.
Filed under: commentary from this blog, Foreign Plants Tagged: http://www.wahiawapinefest.com/, pineapple, Wahiawa, Wahiawa Pineapple Festival
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Healing Stone (?) of Wahiawa, 1927.
Supernatural Rock of Wahiawa Honolulu, Oct. 26—This rock being visited by people to worship these days is becoming something that truly is stirring the thoughts of some people here in Honolulu, and...
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More on the Wahiawa “healing stones,” 1927.
THE SUPERNATURAL ROCKS WILL BE LEFT IN THEIR PLACE. At the meeting of the Daughters of Hawaii last week Wednesday in the Home of Queen Emma Kaleleonalani in Nuuanu, the association decided not to move...
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Queen Liliuokalani, Ka Walu o Na Lani, 175th birthday celebration, 2013.
‘Onipa‘a 2013 Celebrates Queen Lili‘uokalani’s 175th Birthday Check out the many upcoming activities put on this year by the Hawaii Ponoi Coalition in honor of the Queen’s 175th birthday at...
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Queen Liliuokalani birthday celebration, 1911.
Birthday of Liliu. On this past Saturday, September 2, it was the birthday of Queen Liliuokalani, and a royal audience was held midday of that day between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. in the afternoon. At 8 a....
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Sweet Emalia and “Moku o Keawe” redux, 1907.
A Lei of Patriotism. The Lehua Garland of Hilo, Hawaii Rises in Triumph—What is that in the Newspaper, Sweet Waiakahone. Aloha Hawaii moku o Keawe Aina a ka nani me ka maluhia, Hookuku au me Kaleponi...
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Marriage of Liliuokalani and John Owen Dominis, 1862.
Marriage.—At 8 in the evening of Tuesday, the 16th of this month, the Honorable Lydia Kamakaeha Paki and Adjutant General Major J. O. Dominis were wed at the Residence of the Honorable C. R. Bishop and...
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More on Liliu’s marriage, 1862.
I was engaged to Mr. Dominis for about two years and it was our intention to be married on the second day of September, 1862. But by reason of the fact that the court was in affliction and mourning,...
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More on the Honorable Lilia Kamakaeha Paki’s marriage, 1862.
The Ones Who Were Married. At 8 o’clock at night, on the 16th of this month, the Honorable Lilia Kamakaeha Paki was married to Adjutant General, Major John O. Dominis at Haleakala, the house of the...
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Royal huakai, 1865.
[Found under: "BITS OF NEWS OF HAWAII NEI."] Circuit:—On Wednesday of the week last, that being the 22nd, some of the royal descendants made a circuit of Oahu nei, that being Mrs. Pauahi Bishop, Mrs....
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C. C. Moreno on missionaries, 1893.
A Misunderstood People. MORENO ON THE MISSIONARIES. Editor Post: For several years your public-spirited paper has published correspondence and statements submitted by me about Hawaii in which was...
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Annexation or not? 1893.
[Found under: "THIS AND THAT."] There is much talk these day; some say that there is no way that the United States of America will listen to the request of the Commission to annex Hawaii, being that...
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The Hawaiian Moses? 1893.
“THE MISTAKES OF MOSES.” We refer, of course, to the Hawaiian political Moses, who has recently broken camp, and set the faithful in motion through sea, desert and wilderness to the Land of Promise,...
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More on the missionaries, 1894.
Missionary Descendants Show Their Knowledge of Hula Ku’i. In the Advertiser of 2/7/1894, was shown that at New Haven, United States of America, on the past 17th of January 1894, there was held a party...
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More on the missionaries and hula ku’i …and Sweet Emalia, 1894.
CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions or the utterances of our correspondents.] Morality vs. Speculation. Editor Holomua. There is a class or clique of Christian (?)...
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Mild hula ku’i and California Midwinter International Exposition, 1894.
DEPARTING FRIENDS. The S. S. Australia Carries the Hawaiian Exhibit. The departure of the S. S. Australia for the Coast was delayed until nearly 1 o’clock on account of the late arrival at the Oceanic...
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More on the California Midwinter International Expo, 1894.
More Exhibits. The Hawaiian Exposition Company will send another large shipment of exhibits to the Midwinter Fair by the Australia next Saturday. Among the things to be sent are native mats and tapa,...
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Patriotic mele in English, 1893.
As Israel in ancient times sat weeping by the waters of Babylon listening to the plaintive songs which arose from their singers, so sits Hawaii in grief and mourning to-day and to Her our bard sings: I...
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