The lei that took first prize and made with great skill by Mrs. Lulu Kawelu—that truly beautiful lei was made from the flowers called “Ka ui o Olaa”¹ [Olaa Beauty], and it was made in 4 hours and a half by Mrs. Kawelu.
¹This plant is also known as “Nani o Olaa”.
(Hoku o Hawaii, 5/8/1928, p. 2)
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