Newspapers

("Na Mea Hou o Nuu, Kaupo", Ke Aloha Aina, November 21, 1903) Greetings:-Please publish the following in the columns of the newspaper. A woman has been murdered. On the morning of Friday, November 6 between 8 and 9, the woman Hailani, a native of Nuu about 40 years old, departed this life. Here is what...

("Na Mea Hoolele Hauli o ka Ua Peepapohaku", Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, August 7, 1924) In the second week of June, an accident occurred at the home of Henry K. Gibson when his 2-year-old toddler fell into their well. The well is roughly 12 feet deep, but the water was only about 6 feet deep at...

("Ke Alanui o Kipahulu", Ke Alakai o Hawaii, January 18, 1934) From the pen of Lincoln Holstein of the County of Maui“For Ke Alakai”  Greetings.— The entire island of Maui is encircled by a road on which a car may drive from one side of the land to the other. Except, that is, for the...

("Na Anoai o ka La Koho Baloka ma Kaupo", Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, November 19, 1920) Mr. Editor of the Prize of the Nation, greetings:—If you have room in the treasure of the nation, I ask that you entertain the topic above to inform all who live from where the sun rises at Kumukahi to where...

("Hoike Hui o na Kula Sabati ame C. E. o Maui Hikina ma Kaupo, Maui, ma ka La 12 o Okatoba, A. D. 1913", Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, October 31, 1913) Mr. Solomon Hanohano. With appreciation:—Please be so kind as to publish the account of the convention of Sunday schools and C. E. of East Maui...

("A ke Ahi Opala Iluna o Haleakala", Ke Alakai o Hawaii, October 12, 1933) WAILUKU, Maui, Oct. 7—A wildfire on the Paliku side of Haleakala Crater, spotted from the western side of Kaupo, is a threat if it continues down the mountain to Hana town. If it travels west, it could be a danger to...