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Beginning of the Daughters of Hawaii, 1903.
DAUGHTERS OF HAWAII. An organization to be known as the “Daughters of Hawaii” was formed November 18, this year by Mrs. Emma L. Dillingham, Mrs. Sarah Collin Waters, Mrs. Lucinda Severance, Mrs. Ellen...
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Hanaiakamalama, 2014.
Queen Emma Summer Palace Hanaiakamalama, Ianuari 2, 2014.Filed under: Uncategorized
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Queen Emma abroad,
Queen Emma. The latest heard of our beloved Queen is that she is staying at Hyeres, in the south of France. We are greatly pleased to say that she is in excellent health, and so are her attendants. By...
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Daughters of Hawaii celebrate 90th birthday of Elizabeth Kekaaniau, 1924.
ANNOUNCEMENT. Daughters of Hawaii. The Daughters of Hawaii will hold a reception on Thursday, September 11, 1924, at 4 p. m., at Hanaiakamalama, the Home of Queen Emma, in Nuuanu Valley, to honor the...
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Queen Emma’s foreign travels and patriotism abroad, 1866.
Hawaiian Boy in New York. U. S. Steamer “Don” Navy Yard, New York, August 13, 1866. O Kuokoa Newspaper: Aloha oe: I am P. K. Someone under your care; I am stating my hope before the friends living...
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Local coverage of Queen Emma’s visit to New York, 1866.
LOCAL NEWS. NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY. Movements of the Queen Dowager of Hawaii—She attends church twice yesterday—Interesting interview with deaf mutes—Queen Emma passed a comparatively quiet day on...
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Queen Emma in Washington D. C., 1866.
WASHINGTON. Movements of Queen Emma—Visit to the Tomb of Washington—No More Rations to be Issued to the People of the South. Washington, August 16.—In consequence of the report of Messrs Steedman, and...
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Queen Emma affronted, 1866.
We Do Not Approve. As we read the words which President Johnson spoke at his audience with Queen Emma, we nearly ridicule them. Were he instead the greatly beloved Abraham Lincoln, were it perhaps...
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More on Queen Emma, Leleonalani, 1866.
Pertaining to Queen Leleonalani.—This past Saturday, our beloved Queen returned to her residence Rooke House, seaside of Kaopuaua; and there many people went to give gifts [hookupu], and give their...
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Another stone kanoa, 1900.
AN AMAZING AWA BOWL. Brought over by Jim Davis, the supercargo [kupakako] of the steamer Upolu, was a stone awa bowl that has a god image [kii akua] on its side. It is estimated to be 150 years old....
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Queen Emma returns to Hawaii, 1866.
About Queen Emma Lani. We extend aloha to Queen Kaleleonalani with her safe return to her birth sands, and to the bosoms of her makaainana and the makaainana of her Chief one who has departed. We give...
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From the suite of Queen Emma, Hoapili Kaauwai and Kiliwehi, 1866.
Hoapili W. Kaauwai and Kiliwehi.—We are curious about the attendants mentioned above, because they have not returned from the trip of the Queen, whereas they were two who joined in on the journey of...
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New Hawaiian Language Textbook, 1939.
Hawaiian Language Book A BOOK EDITED BY HENRY P. JUDD A book completed in the Hawaiian language is being published by the press next month. It was written by Rev. Henry P. Judd (Kauka), a professor of...
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Beginnings of the Bishop Museum, 1888.
[Found under: "This and That."] The Portuguese are hewing a-la stone in the uplands of Waipilopilo for the new structure that the Hon. C. R. Bishop is considering building for the benefit of the young...
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More familiar mele, with English translation, 1909.
Our English Items. Ahi Wela. [THE FIRE OF LOVE] Kuu pua i li’a ai, A’u i kui a lawa, I lei hoohiehie, No ke ano ahiahi, Hui:—Ahi wela mai nei loko, I ka hana a ke aloha, E lalawe nei i kuu kino,...
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Why Crown Lands are not public lands, 1909.
The Claim of Liliuokalani, Former Queen of Hawaii. HATCH’S STATEMENT BEFORE THE COMMITTEE. Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, I am very glad to have the opportunity to appear before you to make a statement in...
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Another sweet song for Liliuokalani, 1897.
MAKALAPUA. O Makalapua ulumahiehie, O ka lei o Kamakaeha, No Kamakaeha ka lei o na Liawahine, No na wahine kihene pua. Hui:—E lei ho–i e Liliulani e, E lei ho–i e Liliulani e. Haihai pua Kamani pauku...
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King Kalakaua returns from trip around the world, 1881 / 1912.
KE KAENA A KA MOI KALAKAUA Ua kaahele au maluna o ka ilihonua me na moana, A Inia mamao, a me Kina kaulana; Hoea i na aekai o Aferika, a me na palena o Europa, A halawai me ka ikaika o na aina apau, A...
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Kaena a ka Moi Kalakaua, 1881.
King Kalakaua’s Boast. O’er land and sea I’ve made my way To farthest Ind, and great Cathay; Reached Afric’s shores, and Europe’s strand; And met the mighty of every land. And as I stood by each...
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The Chiefs’ Children’s School and its beginnings. 1844.
Schools and Seminaries.—In the very important point of providing instruction for all classes, as in every other duty connected with their sacred calling, the missionaries stand prominent. With them, I...
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