FINE HAWAIIAN MUSIC.
Hawaiian mele, like Wehiwehi, Akeleakele ka Manao, Mai Poina Oe Ia’u, Maui no ka Oi (in English and Hawaiian), Kapilina, Kuu Lei Loke, and Laieikawai; Continue reading
Hawaiian mele, like Wehiwehi, Akeleakele ka Manao, Mai Poina Oe Ia’u, Maui no ka Oi (in English and Hawaiian), Kapilina, Kuu Lei Loke, and Laieikawai; Continue reading
You can find Hawaiian music like Wehiwehi, Akelekele ka Manao, Mai Poina oe Ia’u, Maui no ka Oi (in English and Hawaiian), Kapilina, Kuu lei Loke, and Laieikawai, at the musical instrument and music store of Wall Nichols Company on King Street under our Newspaper Office. These are songs done with the music. There are other Hawaiian songs available at this store.
[This sounds like Johnny Noble’s “Aloha: Souvenir Collection of Rare Old Hawaiian Songs.”]
(Kuokoa, 1/26/1900, p. 2)
Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Buke XXXVIII, Helu 4, Aoao 2. Ianuari 26, 1900.
The Famous Enjoyable Performance of
which is being prepared from the Famed story of LAIEIKAWAI, the Woman of the Twilight, the Striking Beauty of Paliuli. It will be Opened by the Hawaii Ponoi Dramatic Club on the Night of the coming 15th of March.
The ladies and gentlemen thespians are Beautiful and Handsome; they know the language; their voices are sweet and pleasant like the singing Kahuli land shells.
The Feather Capes are lovely, as are the Feather helmets, the spears, and the ti-leaf sandals; so exquisite that it will make your insides tremble.
Come on down to see firsthand this mystifying beauty.
Don’t forget this; the tickets for entrance can be obtained at Wall Nichols Co. on King Street. Make haste.
You will enjoy it.
(Kuokoa, 2/28/1902, p. 5)