As One.—In the peaceful town of the Kanilehua Rain of Hilo, on the pleasant night of Thursday, the 17th past, bound and joined together as one in the holy covenant of marriage, by Father Rev. T. Coan, were the Hon. Joseph Nawahi and Miss Emma A. Aii, two buds of that verdure are they. We received the kind invitation to rejoice together at the occasion, but due to unforeseen circumstances, we could not fulfill that wish. Continue reading
At 6:30 in the evening of this past Thursday, in the town of Hilo, joined in the covenant of marriage by Rev. Titus Coan [Rev. T. Koana], were the Hon. Iosepa Nawahi and Miss Ema Aima Aii. Continue reading
Established for the
Welfare of the People, and a Newspaper by the Hawaiian Lahui
EDWARD L. LIKE.
Editor.
The following are the Officers of the Hui Nupepa Aloha Aina for this year until the time new Officers are newly installed.
EMMA A. NAWAHI, President Continue reading
This coming Friday, the Matsonia will stop in Hilo nei, and aboard that Californian Steamship returns Mrs. Aima Nawahi and her family, after spending several months in the State of California. The readers of the Hoku have been blessed by the kindness of this Hawaiian Matriarch in sending some news of their travels in that famous State of California, and in this issue, some news of this travel is published. Continue reading
Since that mishap the other day, I have been randomly posting a masthead from the newspapers as a header for the blog. From the simple to the ornate, they are all beautiful when you look at them, each of them with their own story to tell.
I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Issued in Honolulu, January 5, 1916, by Agent Palmer P. Woods—Walter Akana, fifty-eight years old, and Mrs. Elizabeth Mahuka, Continue reading
Young Wife Dies—Mrs. Helen Paialua Haumea, wife of Solomon Haumea, of McInerny Tract, Kalihi, died at 9:10 o’clock yesterday morning in The Queen’s Hospital, following a major operation, Continue reading
MRS. HELENA HAUMEA.
Mr. Sol. Hanohanno, Aloha oe:–Please may I ask for your patience for my painful bundle above, and insert it in an open space of our pride, the speedy messenger that goes about the islands, so that the intimates and friends of my dear loving lei, Helena Haumea, will know. Continue reading
THE MILITARY MADE STATEMENT ABOUT FOOD AND SOME OTHER THINGS.
The military stated that it is necessary to ration food supply and some other items, and so too with medicines, gasoline, oil, and some other things, like food for animals. Continue reading
LAWYER AND COUNSELOR IN LAW
Business Office: On the corner of Meek [Miki] and King Streets. Business Hours: 8 to 11 o’clock in the morning. 1 to 3 o’clock in the afternoon.
(Elele, 4/17/1886, p. 3)
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