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Hawaiian Flag Badges, 1893.
HAWAII FOREVER!!
HAWAIIAN
FLAG BADGES
—IN—
Gold and Colored Enamel!
Come early and secure one before they are all gone.
THOS. LINDSAY,
Jeweler.
McINERNY BLOCK, – – FORT STREET.
(Daily Bulletin, 8/28/1893, p. 3)
The Daily Bulletin, Volume VI, Number 815, Page 3. August 28, 1893.
I wonder if any of these golden Hawaiian flag badges still survive, 1893.
GOLDEN HAWAIIAN FLAGS.
We saw beautiful new Golden Hawaiian Flags at the jewelry store of Mr. T. Linday [Lindsay], on Fort Street, upland of the store of Mr. McInerny [Mr. Makinane]. It is most beautiful and reasonable in price. O those of Patriotic hearts, you must go get one at once, lest they run out first, for there are not many.
(Hawaii Holomua, 6/2/1893, p. 2)
Hawaii Holomua, Buke III, Helu 234, Aoao 2. Iune 2, 1893.
Early licensed kahuna lapaau? 1872.
Kahuna Lapaau Hawaii.
The one named below has been approved to practice medicine on people with any ailment. And therefore those who are ailing are called to come to my place of residence at Niumalu, Continue reading
“He make no ka ka haole, a he ola no hoi; pela no na Kahuna Hawaii.” 1872.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
LET ALL MEN know the thoughts of the Hawaiian Medical Practitioners [Kahuna Lapaau Hawaii], they who number one hundred and fifty. O Ke Au Okoa, speak their thoughts. About how we will bear this immense right of ours impeccably, without deceit. Let them be instructed to put behind these evil thing: evil sorcery [anaana], imitative magic [hoopiopio], sending spirits [hoounauna], and the deification of all evil things; Continue reading
Kohai, licensed as a kahuna lapaau, 1873.
[Found under: “NA OLELO HOOLAHA.”]
I AM KOHAI, and I am announcing to all that I was selected by the Board of Health [Papa Ola], as a Medical Practitioner [Kahuna Lapaau] for the District of Koolaupoko, Island of Oahu, with the approval of the Minister of the Interior Continue reading
Alexander Young Cafe, 1910.
There is more than soupcon of elegance in the meals served at the Alexander Young Cafe. It is real, from top to bottom of the menu card, and nothing is left to the imagination.
[I was just told by someone who knew the establishment that the cheese bread that came out of the bakery was the best. But she heard that the baker took the recipe with him when he passed on… And you don’t hear the word “soupçon” very often these days!]
(Pacific Commercial Advertiser, 5/1/1910, p. 18)
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Volume VII, Number 382, Page 18. May 1, 1910.
