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Henry and Anna Dimond celebrate golden anniversary, 1884.
Golden Marriage. This past Monday, Nov. 3, was the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Dimond of this town, in the golden bond of holy marriage, and there are but a few of our kamaaina living here who...
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Isenbergs, Cookes, and Rices, 1911.
“A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER” THE ISENBERG-COOKE-RICE MEMORIAL NOT with the purpose oft vain–glorious shows, But to express the rooted faith that grows Like that small mustard see. Beauty and...
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Bebe Ruth in Hawaii, 1933.
BABE RUTH ASKED TO PLAY TO BALL GAMES HERE IN HONOLULU There recently were discussions pertaining to the asking of the king of baseball, Babe Ruth [Bebe Ruth], the champion batter of America for many...
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Babe Ruth at the Honolulu Stadium, 1933.
BABE RUTH WILL EXHIBIT HIS TALENTS HERE Babe Ruth, the foremost champion at baseball, and the greatest batter, constantly making homeruns in a majority of the games he is in, will play in an exhibition...
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On the moving of the Na-ha Stone to Hilo Library 100 years ago, and its...
THE STORY OF THE NA-HA STONE These passing days, the Board of Trade of Hilo [Papa o ka Hui Kalepa o Hilo] is considering moving the Naha Stone [Na-ha Pohaku] from where it now is placed and putting it...
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On the moving of the Na-ha Stone to Hilo Library 100 years ago, and its...
…the bitter words of Keawemauhili for his charge, Naeole gathered the young leaves of the bitter gourd [ipu awaawa] and broiled them until cooked, and fed them to Kamehameha as if it were young taro...
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On the moving of the Na-ha Stone to Hilo Library 100 years ago, and its...
THE STORY OF THE NA-HA STONE (Continued) “Hear me, O Alii; he has but one opponent to fight where the strength of this hanai of mine will be challenged, that is Keaweokahikona, and this is his one...
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Kamehameha V’s birthday and an opportunist, 1871.
PASSENGER HORSE CARRIAGE. In response to the many entertainments on the birthday of the King, that being this coming Monday, I therefore want to take those who want to go to Kulaokahua to watch the...
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Name chant for Kamehameha V, 1868.
HE INOA NO KAMEHAMEHA V. Kalaninui Kapuaiwa i ke kapu he inoa, He kua kapu oe no Waialii kukai kapu na Lono, O Lono o ke kai maeleha kapu ka leo i Kolea la, Ka Ewauli o Laakona ke’lii nona ia kua—e,...
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On the moving of the Na-ha Stone to Hilo Library 100 years ago, and its...
… As soon as Ululani heard these words of her children, she exited the house, and soon saw Kamehameha approaching, and that is when Ululani began a wailing call of love [uwe helu] and then she also...
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Naha Stone to be moved, 1916.
NA-HA STONE TO BE SKIDDED ON GIANT ROLLERS (Special Star-Bulletin Correspondence) HILO, March 10.—At last preparations are being made for the conveying of the famous Na-ha stone fro the John Scott...
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On the moving of the Na-ha Stone to Hilo Library 100 years ago, and its...
THE STORY OF THE NA-HA STONE (Conclusion) In the morning of another day, when the rays of the beautiful sun shone on Kumukahi and warmed the cold and damp earth, this young Chief of the Apaapaa winds...
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On the moving of the Na-ha Stone to Hilo Library 100 years ago, and its...
….all of the districts from Hawaii all the day to Kauai, however, if Naha is shook and removed by you today from where it lies, it will be the removing of binds that secure the Districts. You will then...
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Hawaiian News Company, 1915.
Music and Holidays We always remember those two things. Luau parties days without musical instruments are lifeless [malohaha] days. We have the famous Phonographs [Pahuolelo] of EDISON just right for...
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Death of Laura Kanaholo Konia, 1857.
On this past 2nd, L. Konia, the widow of A. Paki, died at 50 years of age. She was an alii nui, and was a child of Kaoleioku, and Kalaniopuu was the father of Kaoleioku, an actual cousin of the father...
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Funeral of Konia, 1857.
The Funeral of Konia. The obsequies of the late chiefess Konia were performed on Tuesday, and notwithstanding the sickness which has been so general prevented numbers of persons from attending, the...
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Konia’s kanikau for Paki, 1855.
HE KANIKAU NO A. PAKI. Kuu kane kaikunane ke aloha, Mai ko maua wa uuku ka noho ana a hiki i keia manawa, Aole hoi a’u kane, aole ana wahine, Oia ko kaua noho ana a hele aku la oe, Ke kanikau nei au me...
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Death of Abner Kuhooheiheipahu Paki, 1855.
The death of A. Paki, on the 13th of this June. The chief A. Paki. He appears in the genealogy of the Chiefs of this Nation, from ancient times, and he is a high Chief of this land descended from...
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Birthday of Mrs. A. Pauahi Bishop, 1869.
[Found under: “NU HOU KULOKO: Oahu.”] Birthday of the Alii Pauahi.—On the 20th of December, a party was held at Koholaloa, to celebrate the birthday of one of our young chiefs, that being the Honorable...
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The birthday of Pauahi, 1901.
Yesterday was the birthday of The Chiefess Mrs. Bernice Pauahi Bishop. Amongst the alii who passed on, Ke alii Pauahi is one who lives on in the minds of her lahui. She accumulated her great wealth and...
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