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Kamehameha Glee Club on stage, 1912.
THE TWO OF US IN THE JOYFUL NIGHT OF HALALII In K. P. Hall [Knights of Pythias Hall], tomorrow night, Saturday, the people of town will hear for themselves the singers of the Island of Keawe, known by...
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Alatau Wilder, Boy Scout, 1916.
SON OF S. G. WILDER WINS SCOUT BADGES Alatau T. Wilder, son of Samuel G. Wilder, has been awarded the “Life” and the “Star” badges for passing the required tests of the Boy Scouts of America according...
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Party thrown by Arthur A. Wilder, 1916.
JUDGE WILDER THROWS A PARTY Amongst the news spoken of in Honolulu nei, is the party given by Judge Wilder at the Hotel New Willard; it was a party adorned with a great amount of food along with the...
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Judge Arthur A. Wilder takes own life, 1917.
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE Former Judge Arthur A. Wilder of the supreme court took his own life with a bullet from a pistol. The bullet entered beneath his right eye and exited behind the side of his head and...
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Mrs. A. B. Palea reports on news from Kauai, 1939.
Various news from Kauai Kekaha, Kauai Dec. 18. With Appreciation to the Editor of the Newspaper Ka Hoku o Hawaii. Much aloha between us. Please allow me some room on the deck of our beloved esteemed...
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A name song for the new Princess Kaiulani, 1877.
A Name Song For the New Royal Scion. Princess Victoria Kawekiui Kaiulani Lunalilo Kalaniahilapalapa. Kau kehakeha ana i ka lai la, Na maka hoonohenohe la, E mahie oiala ua lia loko la, Na pua Ohai o...
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Mele by Liliuonamoku Club, 1877.
Manu Pohai. 1 Pohai na Iwa o ke kai, I ka welo a ka Hae Kalaunu, Haaheo ka welona i ka makani, Na ale nupanupa o Lehua. Chorus. A heaha ka hana a ka ohu, Kahiko mai la i ka ili kai, Hooipo ana paha i...
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Mele composed by Pauhagagi, 1877.
Wiliokai Song. Nani wale kuu ike ana, I ka wai kihene a ka menehune, Inu iho wau a kena, A hoolai me na manu. Chorus. Ha, Ha, Far away Take round lively iho oe. O ka wai iho ia e kena ai, E lai ai ka...
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Mele by Liliuonamoku Club, 1877.
Alo Ehukai. Pono ole ke ae aku, I ka leo uwalo a Lehua, Ke kii aela ia Kawaihoa, I hoa pili a he anu. Chorus. Imi ia ke hoa i Mana, I ke one kani o Nohili, I ka haale a ka Wailiula, I ke kula o...
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James Kekela reports from Tahiti, 1890.
NEWS FROM THE ISLANDS IN THE SOUTH. The letter below is by Rev. James Kekela to Dr. C. M. Hyde, and we were given permission to publish it. Papeete, August 6, 1890. Rev. C. M. Hyde, Much aloha to you...
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Theresa Owana Wilcox Belliveau and the Estate of Pauahi and Liliuokalani, 1918.
FIGHTING OVER THE ESTATE OF PAUAHI Honolulu, Dec. 29—Perhaps it is because the desires of Mrs. Owana Wilcox Beleveu [Belliveau] were not appeased over the estate of Queen Liliuokalani that here she is...
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Chinese population, 1901.
NUMBER OF CHINESE IN HAWAII NEI. Washington, Oct. 8. There was a report received by Commissioner Yerkes pertaining to the number of Chinese who registered their names as residing in the Hawaiian...
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Mataio Kekuanaoa, William French, the Chinese, and sugar, 1838.
PERTAINING TO THE SUGAR MILL. Mataio Kekuanaoa rethatched the sugar mill building at Peleula, and it is complete. So too of the storehouse and the living quarters of the Chinese. This is how sugarcane...
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Hawaiian medical kahuna and haole doctors, 1871.
Answer to W. P. Waha. Mr. Editor; Aloha oe: Perhaps it is well that I explain in your newspaper a thought responding to W. P. Waha of Honomaele Uka, Hana, Maui. In the newspaper, Kuokoa, Buke 10, Helu...
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William H. Bailey donates grand clock to Kaahumanu Church, 1884.
A Generous Gift. On the 7th inst, Mr. W. H. Bailey formally presented to Kaahumanu Church of Wailuku, a valuable Seth Thomas Tower Clock for the tower that has lately been erected on that building. It...
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New Kaahumanu Church, 1835.
PERTAINING TO THE CHURCH IN WAILUKU. Wailuku, Maui, July 27, 1835. O Tinker—Rejoice with us, at your former place, because our church is complete. It is an adobe structure—but it is good nonetheless....
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On the Wailuku Union Church, 1912.
Brief History of the Wailuku Church. The first building of the Wailuku Union Church was erected in the early part of 1867. Mr. Christopher H. Lewers, Mr. Edward H. Bailey and several others then living...
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Report of deaths in Japan, 1900.
By the Hongkong Maru. Word was received by the Hongkong Maru from the Orient that Rev. David Keaweamahi, who left here about twelve years ago for Japan to undergo treatment for leprosy, died in Tokyo...
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Wailuku memorial for Queen Liliuokalani, 1917.
[Found under: “QUEEN’S DEATH WIDELY MOURNED AROUND ISLANDS”] WAILUKU, Maui, Nov. 23.—Most interesting services were held on Sunday in memory of Queen Liliuokalani. At the Church of the Good Shepherd at...
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Hana mourns the death of the Queen, 1917.
QUEEN’S DEATH WIDELY MOURNED AROUND ISLANDS News From Maui Tells of Services at Which Respect is Paid to the Dead (Special Star-Bulletin Correspondence.) HANA, Maui, Nov. 23.—In all the islands there...
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