MARRIAGES.
Dec 22.—At Eleio, Hamakua, Hawaii, married by Rev. James Bicknell [Rev. J. Bikanele] were Moakeawe (m) and Pihana (f). Continue reading
Vital Statistics, 1/8/1870.
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Vital Statistics, 1/1/1870.
MARRIAGES.
Aug. 7, at Keauhou, North Kona, married by Rev. D. S. Kupahu, were [?????] and Kaaimahui from Honokohau. Continue reading
Words of appreciation from the family of the late Sarah Naukana, 1915.
APPRECIATION FROM THE FAMILY.
Because of the joining of friends and intimates along with us, the family of Mrs. Sarah Naukana who left behind this life, in our hour of sadness and grief for our beloved mother who left us; also for the many floral gifts that you all gave generously to adorn her body; Continue reading
More on the passing of Sarah Naukana, 1915.
MRS. NAUKANA PASSED ON VERY QUICKLY.
With strong body and without knowing of the weakness upon her body, Mrs. J. W. Naukana met with a quick death in midday on last Tuesday, because of a stroke, and in a very short time, her breath left her, and all the efforts on the part of the doctors to save her life were all for naught. Continue reading
Passing of Sarah Naukana, 1915.
[Found under: “LOCAL AND GENERAL”]
Mrs. J. W. Naukana, 68 years old, died at Queenʻs hospital yesterday following a stroke of apoplexy which came upon her while she was walking on King street earlier in the day. Continue reading
Obituaries, 1/15/1915.
DEATHS.
Kaukana Young on Hotel Street [alanui Hokele], Jan. 4.
Moses Bright on Kanoa Lane, Jan. 5.
Joseph K. Kanakaoluna on Buckle Lane, Jan. 7.
Mrs. Kaililanu Kanuha on School Street [alanui Kula], Jan. 7.
Lizzie Hugo on Archer Lane, Jan. 8.
Maraea young on Kaumualii Street, Jan. 8.
Ioane Kuhihewa at Lunalilo Home [Home Lunalilo], Jan. 8.
Mrs. J. W. Naukana on Emma Street [alanui Ema], Jan. 11. Continue reading
Birth announcements, 1880.
Captain W. P. Kalolina was blessed with being presented with by his “Eve,” two boys on the 5th of this September. Those who bear fruit of their loins are fortunate for it is an expansion of the lahui [hooulu lahui] in this era of King Kalakaua. The names of these offsprings are Kealiipunikuhina and Keliialohamakaainana. Continue reading
Early Kamaka Ukulele ad, 1919.
[Found under: “FOR SALE: MISCELLANEOUS”]
Koa ukuleles and guitars. Kamaka Ukulele & Guitar Works, 1039 E. Fifth Ave., Kaimuki.
(Star-Bulletin, 4/14/1919, p. 11)
Jonah Kumalae poi ad, 1920.
I Give 18 Pounds Per Dollar, and the Chinese, 14.
I sell eighteen pounds of poi for a dollar, while the poi that the Chinese are selling is just fourteen pounds for a dollar; and still there is no Chinese poi remaining. Continue reading
Voting rights for women, 1912.
[TODAY is the last day to register to vote. Just go to https://olvr.hawaii.gov/ ]
WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION MEETING.
A meeting of the Women’s Suffrage Association will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1912, at 2 p. m. at the residence of Mrs. J. M. Dowsett,
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