May our newspaper readers of this past year see this; while we are busy fulfilling your subscriptions for the time, if you do not receive this year’s newspapers in some of your districts, do not be puzzled, but think first about not paying for the year being the reason newspapers have not been sent, however if you are prepared to pay your debts of the past and for this current year, then newspapers will be handed over with no delay as you per your wishes. Continue reading
An expression of aloha for our dear Aunty Pat who left on the path of no return on January 23, 2021, at the age of 100. Within her lived the legacies of those committed to preserving the invaluable knowledge of the past. Her own dedication to this noble calling came with a life devoted to the perpetuation of Hawaiian language, hula, mele, and cultural knowledge…
[Continuation of the words of aloha for Aunty Pat put forth by Bishop Museum today can be found by clicking here.]
(Special Star-Bulletin Wireless)
SANTA MONICA, Cal., May 2.—Well, about all you can see in the papers is Honolulu. The whole thing just proves that the islands haven’t got any use for the navy and the mainland.
Of course, I guess I am all wet, but I never have seen any reason why the U. S. or any nation should hold under subjection of any kind any islands or country outside of our own. Continue reading
Deaths which are pitied:—On Friday of last week, death was not lazy in its pursuit after some haole girls of this Town. The first was Mrs. Mary G. Maitland, the only daughter of Mika Kakai (A. J. Cartwright) of this Town. Continue reading
New Pictures.—With the return of J. Valentine, the haole photographer who sailed to Kauai some months ago, he has printed some of his pictures which he showed as lantern slides [kana mau kii i hoolele aku ai]. Continue reading
LET IT BE KNOWN TO ALL OF YOU KAUAI PEOPLE, I am the one whose name is below, I am telling you that I will go amongst you to perform my Business, Taking PIctures; Continue reading
Just as usual for the Chinese lahui, so too are they doing this year, that is their celebrating their one holiday in the year known to us as the Konohi day. Continue reading
MARRIAGES.
W. A. P. Cathcart to Martha K. Kaapa, Jan. 13.
Barney Attwood to Hannah Dean, Jan. 22.
Lee Sa Kang to Pricilla Hao, Jan. 24. Continue reading
Then Hiiaka replied, “If you really want to go with the two of us, you can take your young pig. There is but a short distance before you reach the crater. The crater is right there upland. You will find us in no time.”
“It is a tribute, like an uku, a fish from Kahoolawe,” replied Wahineomao, continuing on, “But there is one problem. Maybe when I get back, I will not find the two of you.”
“No. You will find us,” answered Hiiaka. “And when you are making the climb, say o ku o ka, o ku o ka, and keep doing that until you reach the crater. Continue reading
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