There is a new weekly newspaper appearing in Hilo. We learned of this because the office of the treasury of the Territory received notice in the morning last Saturday, by that office receiving a letter explaining that a weekly newspaper, “Ka Leo o ka Lehulehu” was ready to be printed every Friday at the printing office of the Hawaii Herald Publishing Company. Continue reading
There are certainly Hawaiian language newspapers that can be found in local archives that are not available online, even today.
“Kumamalohia puna i ka awa,
Awa inu kahela ia na ka lani,
Kilihau wale iho no i ka ua, Continue reading
A Handwritten Newspaper.—We just noticed this past Tuesday morning, on the entrance to the Bookstore of Whitney, there was a daily newspaper that is handwritten, showing the ships leaving, the ships coming, the auctions, and other important matters of the day. Continue reading
The Kakaako Hospital folks have a newspaper which they are distributing; its name being, “Ko Kakou Home.” Continue reading
We saw a handwritten newspaper that is distributed in the uplands of Kalihi by the people there. Continue reading
There is a handwritten newspaper being printed in the district of North Kona, Hawaii, called, “Ka La Hiki Ola.” Continue reading
The youths of Kukuihaele took out a Handwritten Newspaper and they called the name of the newspaper, “Ka Makani Wehe Lau Kukui.” Continue reading
Newspaper published weekly.—There are two weekly newspapers that are written by hand here in Haiku. The first is “Hoku Kakahiaka,” which comes out on Wednesdays. The second is “Ko Haiku Ponoi,” which comes out on Saturdays. Continue reading
A Newspaper. At the Lahainaluna College, there is a newspaper that is handwritten by some students of the school. This newspaper was initiated for the local benefits of the students of the school. Continue reading
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