[Found under: “KELA AME KEIA”]
Because of there being so much water in the Wailua Wailuku River, and this water running down here into Hilo Bay, there are a lot of octopus Continue reading
Octopus dead because of flood, 1915.
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David K. Baker ad, 1915.
David K. Baker
ATTORNEY & LAND SURVEYOR.
Find him at Keei, South Kona, and by telephone. Aug. 24, 1911
(Hoku o Hawaii, 9/16/1915, p. 4)
Huli Kalo of all varieties! 1913.
Taro Tops! Taro Tops!!
You can obtain Huli Kao of all varieties at the Hilo Boarding School. $2.50 for a thousand.
Inquire of the Principal of the Hilo Boarding School [Kula Hanai o Hilo].
Levi C. Lyman [L. C. Laimana]
Principal.
(Hoku o Hawaii, 1/2/1913, p. 3)
I was asked once if other ethnicities put ads in Hawaiian language newspapers…
…I think if you wanted to sell your products, yes, you did.
Death of Rahela Puowaina, 1870.
Death that is Mourned.—Rahela Puowaina was born at Papaaea, Hamakua Loa, Maui. In the month of Hilinehu in the year 1833, and she died on the first day of the month of Kaaona; she was 37 years old. Continue reading
Two new Hawaiian newspapers! 1909.
There are two Hawaiian newspapers that will be appearing very soon, Ka Lanakila, and newspaper published as a book and edited by G. K. Keawehaku, along with Ka Nupepa Waialeale of Kauai. Continue reading
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