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(Hawaiian Gazette, January 5, 1915) Never since the days when the Hawaiian armies camped and fought in the crater of Haleakala has the house of the sun god held so many persons as it did on Saturday when more than 100 member of the Trail and Mountain Club marched through the biggest extinct crater in...

Philip Kamai's Views (Pacific Commercial Advertiser, April 7, 1890) The Representative for Hana Outlines His Conduct in the Next Legislature. On March 30th, between the hours of 1 and 6 p.m., the Hana Representative, Philip Kamai, held a meeting of his constituents at the old school house adjoining his residence. There were fifty-four kanakas, one...

("Na Mea Hou o Nuu, Kaupo, i Hanaia ma ka La Sabati, Feberuari 9, M. H. 1890", Nupepa Kuokoa, March 1, 1890) Land Association at the House of Kaaipalaoa.  Twenty people met with Portuguese landholder John Flores, who called the meeting to settle the payment of animals. Here is what was determined:  Each horse will...

("Mea hou ma Jarvis Island", Ka Hae Hawaii, November 9, 1859) DEAR HAE HAWAII, GREETINGS to you, the one who reports on news from other lands. This is some news for you to report publically from Hawaii to Niihau. On July 14, a house was built by Mr. Samuel G. Wilder and George N. Wilcox....

("No ka Ona", Ke Kumu Hawaii, March 30, 1836) A description of deaths of the people of Hawaii. On a Friday, Kahilikoolani took a digging stick and went to farm. After farming, he gathered his sweet potatoes into two baskets and carried them back to his house. He got the imu burning, and when it...

("Na Mea Hou o Kaupo", Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, October 26, 1889) Kaupo is becoming quite dignified these days. There are now three stores, all of them the creation of those from the land of flowers. The people of Kaupo are filled with joy over the increase in stores. The status of the work of...