JAMES KEAU
LAWYER AND COUNSELOR
at Law before the District Courts and the Police Court of this nation.
(Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, 8/11/1883, p. 4)
James Keau, advertisement, 1883.
Reply
Edward Kekoa, advertisement, 1883.
EDWARD KEKOA.
Attorney in the District Courts [Aha Apana] and Police Court [Aha Hoomalu] of the Kingdom, as well as before the Circuit Judge in the Court of the thrid District. He can be found in Hilo Town, Hawaii.
(Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, 8/11/1883, p. 4)
Antone Rosa, advertisement, 1883.
A. ROSA
(AKONI)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
And Also Notary Public.
(Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, 8/11/1883, p. 4)
Licensed lawyers of the Kingdom, 1870.
Lawyers.—By the following list of attorneys licensed to practice in the Courts, published by the Clerk of the Court, it would appear that the people of this Kingdom are not likely to suffer for want of legal advice. Among the names will be found that of the third Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and that of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the latter of whom at least, condescends to furnish legal advice for a valuable consideration:
Austin, James W.
Davis, R. G.
Dole, S. B.
Harris, C. C.
Harris, Frank H.
Halai, James D. Continue reading
Practicing attorneys in the Kingdom, 1885.
LIST OF NAMES OF THE LAWYERS WHO ARE APPROVED to conduct business in the Supreme Court and below, and who are residing in this Nation:
S. L. Austin ….. September 8, 1852
S. W. Mahelona ….. October 30, 1856
J. Kauai ….. February 2, 1857
Jona Kupau ….. Feberuary 19, 1857
H. J. Wana ….. March 5, 1857
Z. Kakani ….. May 5, 1857
J. Kaluhi ….. August 25, 1857
D. H. Hikikoki [D. H. Hitchcock] ….. October 12, 1857
E. G. Hikikoki [E. G. Hitchcock] ….. January 19, 1857 Continue reading
Sorry for the mess up today, 12/4/2020.
I finally noticed the page was not loading correctly today. After trying to figure it out for over two hours, I finally realized it was a badly formatted post. I deleted it, and thankfully it seems to be all back to normal. Apologies.
Another mele attributed to Ku of Manoa, 1919.
HE MELE HOOAEAE.
I aloha au i ka uka i ke onaona,
I ke kahuli mai o ka lau o ke kukui;
E kuhi ana au eia i kuu poli kuu lei loke,
Eia ka ua lilo i ka manu inuwai pua. Continue reading
“Hoe a Mau” by Makua Laiana, 1878.
Pull For The Shore.
Gospel Songs p. 66.
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Hoe ikaika, sela, kokoke ao.
Mao ae o nalu, he awa mau.
Ino ka holo, sela, ane nae i pau.
Ee ae ma ka waapaa, sela, hoe a mau. Continue reading
A mele hooaeae composed by Ku of Manoa, 1919.
HE MELE HOOAEAE.
Noho no i Puna ka nani me ka maikai,
He hale kipa ia na ke ala me ke onaona;
Onaona no ka maile me ka hala o Keaau,
Ola ai no ke kupa o Kaniahiku,
Ku mai ka ua nahunahu kiekie iluna,
Hookakano no i ka la’i o Wahinekapu, Continue reading
More mele, 1919.
HE MAU MELE HAWAII.
(That this generation do not possess.)
Maikai ke kuahiwi nani na mauna,
Ka aula wai o Namolokama;
E o ana ia Mamalahoa,
I hoohoa i hoa Kupakoili.
Ka lihau wai anu o Maunahina,
Ua aunei i ka la’i me he polope a la.
Ka-kakaha me he lupe la i ka malie.
Oiaio oia paha e! Continue reading
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