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J. E. Chamberlain, collector for the Hawaiian National Museum, 1876.
Curios for the Government Museum. The Morning Star brought up for the Hawaiian Government the following curios, corals, &c. Two sets Gilbert Island armor complete with helmets; also shark teeth...
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The Hawaiian National Museum, 1876.
The Hawaiian Museum is now ready for the reception of articles of interest pertaining to the Archeology and Natural History of the Kingdom. Glass cases have been fitted up, which are secured with...
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William Kamaalea Hussey, political advertisement, 1922.
MUCH APPRECIATION. O Ladies and gentlemen, my citizen lords of the Fifth District of the Island of Oahu nei; Aloha to you all. With a heart of true aloha, I extend my great appreciation to you, my...
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If Mine was my swift horse… 1893.
Hooheno no Mine. Ina o Mine kuu lio holo Pokole ke alu ka ihona pali Kaohi mai au he ole ka paa He oi aku ka panee ka holo i mua Ua like me ka wai o Hiilawe Ka lalawe malie i ke alo pali Aohe kena he...
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The beginnings of Kamehameha Schools, 1884.
Kamehameha School. By way of the kind and generous endowment given by the Hon. Mrs. Bernice Pauahi Bishop, she did not forget to make contributions for Schools. Amongst the heirs shown in one of our...
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A mele for Jack, the son of Tarzan, 1920.
HOOHENO NO JACK TAZANA. Anoai ke aloha nou e Keaka, Ka hanau kahi a Tazana: Ka opu rose i mohala ae, I kupu a ulu i Enelani. Ua like a like me ka papa, Ka lima wikani pukonakona: Hoohihi li’aloko no...
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Short biography of the great Joseph Mokuohai Poepoe, 1912.
JOSEPH MOKUOHAI POEPOE This candidate for the legislature in the Democratic party of Oahu nei was born at Honomakau, which is famous for the saying: “No youth of Kohala goes out unprepared” [“Aohe u’i...
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Ahuimanu College and St. Louis College, 1882.
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE Is our leading Roman Catholic educational institution for boys. It is an old institution called by a new name and located in a new place. The same institution long existed and...
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Ahuimanu College Examinations, 1871.
Ahuimanu College. Ahuimanu College is under the administration of the Roman Catholics; the students had their examinations last week Wednesday. We very much wanted to see firsthand the progress made by...
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Ahuimanu College exam information, 1871.
Ahuimanu College. We had the pleasure of attending the public examination of Ahuimanu College last Wednesday, July 5. The location of the College is healthy and romantic, being situated on a plain at...
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Marriages from a hundred years ago, 1916 / 2016.
TWO MARRIAGES OF PUUANAHULU BOUND TOGETHER On Saturday, the 19 of this month, there were two couples joined together in the holy covenant of marriage by the Rev. James Upchurch. The couple joined...
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Did Waterhouse make a profit? 1916.
THE PIECE OF LAND AT THE CORNER OF FORT AND HOTEL STREETS SOLD FOR $80,000. That section of land at the corner of Fort [Papu] and Hotel [Hokele] Streets, on the Ewa side of Fort and makai of Hotel, 57...
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Queen Liliuokalani attends historical play at Kapiolani Park, 1916.
THE PRESENTATION AT KAPIOLANI PARK ABOUT LONOIKAMAKAHIKI AND KAIKILANI WAS BEAUTIFUL SOME SCENES THAT WERE SHOWN—(1) Kakuhihewa, King of Oahu. (2) The Alii and Kaukau Alii of King Lonoikamakahiki of...
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B. L. Koko tells the story of Lonoikamakahiki, 1865.
STORY OF LONOIKAMAKAHIKI PART 1. Kalani was the father and Haumea the mother, born was Lonoikamakahiki from Haumea and Kalani; He was taken as hanai by Hauna of Kaikilanialiiwahineopuna [?? Hauna o...
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Story of Lonoikamakahiki as told by Wille Sepe. Kawa Jr., 1887–1888.
A STORY OF Lonoikamakahiki THE High Chiefly Offspring of Kalani. The Great Alii of Hawaii. [WRITTEN FOR THE KUOKOA NEWSPAPER.] (The Author should make clear that although this Lahuikanaka was...
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Z. P. Kalokuokamaile’s Lonoikamakahiki, 1924.
ENJOYMENT TO PASS THE TIME. THE STORY OF LONOIKAMAKAHIKI, THE EXPERT ALII WHO HAD NO EQUAL AT CONTESTS OF WIT, AND AT WAR. CHAPTER I. (Written by Z. P. K. Kawaikaumaiikamakaokaopua) Lonoikamakahiki was...
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Lonoikamakahiki, 1909.
A STORY OF LONOIKAMAKAHIKI Son of Keawenuiaumi And Fearless Grandson of Umialiloa And the Famous Riddling Chief of Great Hawaii of Keawe. O Lonoikamakahiki kapu a Kalani O Kalani kapu a Keawe i hanau...
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Kamakau’s story of Lonoikamakahiki, 1871.
[Found under: “KA MOOLELO HAWAII: NA S. M. KAMAKAU.”] Pertaining to Lonoikamakahiki: Lonoikamakahiki was the child of Keawenuiaumi, the alii of Kau and Puna, and reigned over the entirety of those...
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A procession, 1886.
[Found under: “Kela me Keia.”] Here is something else: In the morning of the Sabbath, Dec. 15, at Ainahou, news of a procession was sniffed out by the puffing nostril of the steamship Eleu. While it...
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Lord St Oswald and the ahuula and mahiole of Kalaniopuu, 1912.
CAPTAIN COOK RELICS. LORD ST. OSWALD’S GENEROUS GIFT TO NEW ZEALAND. VALUABLE HAWAIIAN CLOAKS AND MAORI CARVINGS. A visitor strolling into the dingy recesses of the Colonial Museum at Wellington (says...
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