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254 &Ad e& MAY 2 6 1967 Amstrong, Richard,presents census report 145; Minister of Public Abbott, Dr. Agatin 173 Instruction 22k; 227, 233, 235, 236, Abortion 205 23 7 About A Remarkable Stranger, Story 7 Arnlstrong, Mrs. Richard 227 Adms, Capt . Alexander, loyal supporter Armstrong, Sam, son of Richard 224 of Kamehameha I 95; 96, 136 Ashford, Volney ,threatens Kalakaua 44 Adans, E.P., auctioneer 84 Ashford and Ashford 26 Adams, Romanzo, 59, 62, 110, 111, ll3, Asiatic cholera 113 Ilk, 144, 146, 148, 149, 204, 26 ---Askold, Russian corvette 105, 109 Adams Gardens 95 Astor, John Jacob 194, 195 Adams Lane 95 Astoria, fur trading post 195, 196 Adobe, use of 130 Atherton, F.C, 142

---mc-Advertiser 84, 85 Attorney General file 38 Agriculture, Dept. of 61 Auction of Court House on Queen Street kguiar, Ernest Fa 156 85 Aiu, Maiki 173 Auhea, Chiefess-Premier 132, 133 illmeda, Mrs. Frank 169, 172 Auld, Andrew 223 Alapai-nui, Chief of Hawaii 126 Austin, James We 29 klapai Street 233 Automobile, first in islands 47 Alapa Regiment 171 ---Albert, barkentine 211 kle,xander, Xary 7 Alexander, W.D., disputes Adams 1 claim Bailey, Edward 169; oil paintings by 2s originator of flag 96 170: 171 Alexander, Rev. W.P., estimates birth mile: House, Wailuku 169, 170, 171 and death rates 110; 203 Bailey paintings 170, 171 Alexander Liholiho SEE: Kamehameha IV Baker, Ray Jerome ,photographer 80, 87, 7 rn Aliiolani Hale 1, 41 opens 84 1 (J- Allen, E.H., U.S. Consul 223, 228 Baker, T.J. ,architect 41, 42 Aloha Week, first held 50 Baldwin, ksa 75 Amateur Society 83 Baldwin, Dwight, friend of Gilman 132; America As A world Power 173 226, 235, 237 American Association for State and Ealdwin, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight H. 172 Local History 171 home, Aim Makua 173 American Association of Collegiate Baldwin, H.R., tries first auto 47 Registrars, etc. 61 Baldwin, Dr. William D, 172 American Board of Missions 71 Baldwin House 128 ;well and pump at 131 American Factors 1; repairs 1' Court Ball, inaugural 47 ; first f ancy-dress Housetl 86 SEE ALSO: Hackfeld & Co. given by Wyllie 83 ;fancy-dress, for American Institute of Architects Alexander Liholiho 104 (~awaii) 76 Brracks SEE: Halekoa Anastasopulos, Demetrios 139 Bartlett, J. 231 Anastasopulos, Peter 139 Bates, A.B. 78, 226, 230 Angel, B.F., U.S. Consul 234 Bum, A.D. 183 Angelts hospital 234 Bayly gives population figure for Annexation, McKinley signs resolution Niihau 199 46; talk of, embitters population 107 Bayly, William 148 Apple, Russell A. 173 Bayonet Constitution 44, 45 Apukaiao, taro patch, Maui 128 Beamer, Nona 173 Arboretum, on Maui 172 Beaver, Herbert chaplain 197 Archives of Hawaii SEE: Hawaii Archives Beaver ,Hudson Bay Co, insignia 136-139 Beaver, wooden in Beaver Grill 137 Board of Education, reports vital ~eaver; ship in fur trade statistics 111 I 19 Beaver Bar 139 Board of He.zlth, instructed to appoint Beaver Block 137, 138 vital statistic registrars, publishes Beaver Grill 137, 139 reports 111; 114; inccning ships and Beaver Lunch Room 139 contagious diseases 221; 226 Beaver Saloon 138 "Beat swain Tomlt, well-t ravele d islander -.--.Beckt brig 72 on the Laaver 19 Beckley, Capt. George, claimed as origin- Boelen, John, Dctch naval lieutenant 98 ator of Hawaiian flag 96; 136 Boki, chief 73, 206 Beckwith, Carrie 227 Bolies, B.F., purchases Gilman store Bees found in Palace 48 132 Bell telephone 43 BOA,Rev. E.P. 226, 235 Bell Tele~honeCompany 26 Book store, first, opened by Whitney 26 Benner, H.F. 27 Boston, Hawaiim consul at 132 Bennet, F.D. 99 Bosuego, J.R. 139 Bennet, George 148, 149, 199 Bouslog and Symonds 30 Beretania Street 2 Bowling alley lot, Waikiki 223 Beretani House, at Lahaina 133 Boyum, Mrs. Kay (~rs.Sevath E.) 76, Berger, Henri a; comments on annex- 169, 170 ation 46; honored for service, last Brainard and Black 30 official duty 47 Brandon and Wood, Messrs., draw plans Bethel Street 20, 21, 23 for Court House 78; 79; 89 Bickerton, R.F. 187 Brewer, C. and Co. 86 Bigornias, A.B. 139 Brick building, first 29, 130 Bingham, Hiram 54; receives letter from Brick factory 1LJ.-142 Richards 70; in Lahaina at time of Brick Hduse at Lahaina 128, 129 riots 72; 73, 200 "Brick Yard", J.F. Schnack Tract 141 Birth statistics llO-.U5 British 1;luseum 171 Bishop, Artemas 147, 232 British Northwest Company 195, 196, 197 Bishop, C.R. 29; interment 47; intro- Brown, A.B. 169 duces bill re sale of government Brown, C.H. 177 property 85; 137, 230, 231 Bryan, ~dwin H. 169, 173 Bishop, IIrs. C.R. 23 Bryan, William 176 Bishop, Sereno E., map 130; 131, 132, Bubonic plague 112, 113 133; population estimate 148; 174 Buck, Sir Peter 148 Bishop Bank 23, 27, 30 Buckle, Capt. William 68-73 Bishop Estate, B.P., building 29; liti- Building blocks, coral 1 gation over taro patch 128 Buildings, early Honolulu 20-31 Bishop Letter Book 128, 129 Bureau of Vital Statistics Ill Bishop Nuseum, B.P. 29, 30, 97 Burgess, Edward 137, 138 Bishop 1Wseum Library 124-125 Burgess1 Coffee Rooms 138 Bishop Trust, C.R. 29 Burial, problem during 8 mallpox e pi- Black and Auld, purchase Pacific Com- demic 228 ---mercial Advertiser 27; sell stationery Byron, Lord 129 business to Thrum 29 Blackler, Samuel R., U.S. Consul at Tahiti 53 Blackout, wartime 49 Cades, J. Russell 75 "Black Seaft, section in Honolulu 231 Cades, Milton 75 Bligh, 1rJilliam 143, 147, 199 Cameron, Colin 75 Blonde British ship 1%' Cameron, J. Walter, home, Keanuenue -- .-D 173 3lount. Commissioner ~$5 Camrnack, Floyd 10 Camp, first mobilization, World War I 48 Clark, Capt. of ship John Palmer 71, 72 Ca~pbell,Archibald 93 Clark, A.K. 231 Campbell, James 29; buys Hudson Bay lark, E,W. 228, 233 premises 137 Clay 1U-142 Campbell Block 29 Qeghorn, A.S. 1, 187 Campbg, in Kauai Forest 215 Cleyeland, President 45 ; administration Canoe, canopied double 54 174 Carter, George R., inaugurated 47 Cleveland, H .W S . 126 Carter, George R,, Jr. 169 Cleveland, Richard, sea captain 163 Carter, J.O. 107 Cluiey, Johanna Drew 173 Carthage, ancient city 166 Coady, R, 230 -Carysfort,-.- British frigate 93 Cockett, J. Pia 172 Castie, Alfred 156 Coins, minted for Kalakaua 43 Castle, S.N. 230 Collections, library, Hawaiian-Pacific Castle, W.R. 26 8-10 Catholic Church, location 77; 236 Collector General of Customs and Harbor Cattle, first brought by Vancouver 161; Master File 38 slaughtering of wild 162; hunting and ---..-Columbia, American ship 16 capturing 164; shipping 165; wild, ---9Colmbia ship, returns Hawaiians from in Kauai forest 217 fur post 196 Census, Bureau of 61; vital statistic Columbia, California 74 records 110-115; U.S. Bureau of 115; Columbia River 195, 196, 197 statistics 143-151 Commerce, of Hawaii sffected by Panama Census File 38 Canal 175 Central Europe, relief and supplies sent Commerce and Labor, Dept. of 60 by Red Cross to 48 Commercial Pacific Cable Co., capletes Chamberlain, receives letter from c cnnection 47 Richards 72; sends instructions 73 Comuission on Historical Sites 4 Chamberlain, Daniel 51, Commissions File 38 Chapel Street, Lahaina 131 Committee of Safety (~efomersof 1887) Charity School 21 45 Charles Mallory, American ship 222, 223, Concrete, use of in. Bethel Post Office 224. 225, 235 starts trend 24 -charleston; U.S.S. 44 Coney, J.H. fro page listed7 Charlton, British consul 73 Congressmen, statehood inspzction tour Cheever, Rev. 130, 148 47 --Cherub, British ship 195, 196 Conrad, Mrs. Philip 170 Chiefs, houses of, on Merchant Street 21 Constitution, Bayonet 44, 45; of 1864 Chiefsf Children's School, date begun, 85 location 1 Constitutional Convention (1894) File Chiefs' File 39 38 Chile 157 Contents, of Bethel Street Post Office Chinatown Fire 43 cornerstone 23 Chinese, first laborers arrive 61; mer- Cook, Capt. James 16, 93, 110; pop chants give ball 83; immigrants 180 ulation estimates 143; 194, 199 Chinese Disease (leprosy) 113 Cooke, Amos Starr 1 Cholera 112 Cooke, Mrs. Amos Starr 1 Chrones, G.M. 139 Cooke, C.H. 142 Churches, used for smallpox vaccination Cooke, Richard 156 236 Cooper, Secretary 47 Churchill, Frank C., home, Paholei 173 Cooper, Mrs. Charles B. 172 City PIill, Hilo 159 Cooper, Col. I.H. (~ooper?) 187 Clapp, Dr. 232 Coptic, ship, brings annexation news 46 Coral, building blocks 1 Dept , of mtblic Instruction, authorized Cornerstme, of Post Office, contents of to record vital statistics 110 23 Desha, John Langherne 224 Cornwall School, Conn. 55 de vaEigny, cha& s, succeeds Wyllie Coronation, Kalakaua 43 181; 182 Councils, Executive and Advisory 45 Dibble, Sheldon 168 Court House, money used for printing of- Dickenson Street 127, 128, 131, 132 fice 23; Queen Street 51; history of Dido, outwits African chief 166 79-89 Dillingham, Mrs. Walter 75 Court House Square, Lahaina 131 Dioske, Japanese immigrant 187 It Cow Bayf', section in Honolulu 231 Diseases, of Japanese immigrants 184 Cowboy, Hawaiian (~aniolo)at Parker District Attorney, offices moved 83 Ranch 161-168 Dixon, Capt. George 143, 147, 148 Cowboys, Spanish 162; costume and Doctor Baldwin of ~ahaina 7 equipment 163 Dogs, in smallpox epidemic 229, 230, 231 Cowles, Admiral 175 hie; SOB,, company 23 Cox, Willim J. 177 Dole, Sanford BaUard 29, 43; becomes Coxe, John 194-197 president of Republic 46 ; inaugurated Coxe 1 s Plain 197 47; lies in state 48 Cope, Col. Arthur 4 Dominis, John O., Governor of Oahu 1; Crabbe and Spalding 29 23; lies in state 44; 104, 108, 109 Crews, Hawaiian, stranded sailors 17 Dominis, Mrs. John 0. SEE: Liliuoka- ~rockett,~udge- W. Frank 169 lani Crops, tried in early Hawaii 180 Don Quixote, American bark 52; small- Crown, Kalakauars, stolen 45 pox on 221 cummins, P. 226 Dow, Dr. J.R. 226, 234 Cunha, E.S. 27, 139 Dowsett and Co., 1; lease Hudson Bay Cunha Estate, E.S. 27 premises 137 Current ~awziiana, quarterly 9 Dmftees, quota almost doubled 49 Cushnie, Nr, and Mrs. John 169, 173 Drinking fountain, spring-operated, at ~ustoms.~ouse, Lahaina 132 Court House 82; 86 Customs, collector General, reports 60 DuBois, Xrs. Charles 172 Dudoit, M., portrait painter, painted portrait of Kamehameha 82 Eutton, Capt. C.E. 146 Damon, F.B. Bo gage listeg Damon, Roxor 15 ~arnon; S.C., proposes Bethel Street 21; 23 1 Brie, J.C. 75 ~anielIV, Ehglish whaler 68-72 Edinburgh House 186 kughters of Hawaii 95, 156 Ednie, J.E. 75 ~avies,Clive 156 Eichelberger, H.C. 87 Davies, Theo. He, agent for Kaalaea Electricity, first street illlunination Plantation 184; 187 23 Davis, Isaac, helped design flag 95 Elkin, W.B., population estimates 148 Davis, W.G. 231 Ellis, W. 98 Death and injuries, result of Japanese Ellis, Rev. William, describes brick attack 49 house 129; 149 Death statistics UO-ll5 Etnblems, of old and new Hawaii 94 de Freycinet, Capt. 98, 148, 149 Dnigration, of Hawaiians in fur trade Delano, Amasa, protects crews with small- and whaling 19 pox vaccine 18 ma, Queen 7, 23; summer home 155-157 mert, drawing of Court House 80: 86. 88 Fort, at Lahaina 74, 128 Fort George 196, 197 Fort Street, Honolulu 20, 21; view of, Dq~kyment,of foreign crews by American in front of Court House 87; 137, 138 ships 17 Fort Street (~otel),Lahaina 131 ~pide&cs 113, 204, 205; smallpox 221- Fort Street Church 83 238 Fort Vancouver 197 &I&, clipper ship 222 Fort William 195 Bvz, Oahu, smallpox appears at 227 Four Forty Second, battalion 50 Exehenge Street, proposed name of a Fox, Jack, a baker 138 Honolulu street 21 Franchere, Gabriel 195 Executive Building, site of first, 25; Franklin, Lady Jane 84 Iolani Palace bec~nes 46 Fraser River, Canada 137 mibits, at Naui County Fair 169; at Frazees, Nuuanu residents 156 Hale Hoikeike 171 Frear, Walter F. 6, 26; inaugumted 47 Exports, from Hawaii, improved by Panama French, William, early white resident, Cans1 175 store and property 28, 29; 228 Freycinet, SEE: de Freycinet Friend, he 201 Friends -of the Lahaina Restoration Farrell, Andrew 136 Foundation 75 Farrington, Wallace Rider, inaugurated Front Stree-i;, Lahaina 131 48; state funeral held 50 Fullert J, 226 Fences, st one, koa--cattle protection 161 bligating rooms 24 Fiddes, Mrs., gives concwt 83 Fur trade 16-19; 195 Field, Hfirry 75, 172 Field, Papiolani 172 Files, Eiawaii Archives 36; Pacific and Hawaiian Collection, Gbrary of Hawaii Galaxy Magazine 7 57 Gamen Mono 188, 189 Finance Minister File 38 Garden Lane 77 Fire, Chinatown 43 Garments, worn by Hawaiians on arrival of F'ish, raw 55 missionariea, worn by missionaries 55 Fisher, G.M. 75 Gas, first stlest illmination 23 Flag, Hawaiian 93-1003 British 93; George, son of Kaurnualii 55 American, British, Lcne Star of Texas George IV, King of England 196 94; French, British, American 97 Geman ships, seek refuge 47 Fleming, David 172 Gib s m, Walter >:urray, receives first ?oley, Mr., builds th?ater next to Hono- Japanese laborers on Lanai 184 lulu Hale 26 Gilrnan, Gorham D. 7, 25, 128, 131; ?ood, native, preferred by Hawaiians Gilman store, Lehaina 132 greeting missionaries 55 ; on camping Glade, Mr. 212, 213, 219 trip, Kauai 213-219; problems during Glade, Henry 213, 215, 216, 218, 219 smallpox epidemic 229; hospital diet Goats, wild 214, 119 bring smallpox epidemic 232 Godfrey, Frank, buys Honolulu Hale, his porbes, A.0, 147 personal history 26 ?fird, Dr. S, Porter 222, 223, 230, 232, Golovnin, V.M. 99, 147, 199 233 Goodrich, Joseph Ki~g143 ?oreign Office and Executive File 36 Goss, Mrs. George E. 171 Forest, a trip through Kauai 215 Goto, Y.B. 188 Forrester, war vessel 96 WGovernment Hospital11 232 fort, at fIonalulu, comnded by Beakley Government Office fielders Ele 39 %; damaged by French 100 Governors of Islands File 38 Graham, George 231 trade route 174; relation to Panama Graham, Maria 99 Canal 173-176; treaty with Japn 182 Grass houses, at Lahaina 133 Hawaii, Library of 57 Green, Jonathan S. 169 Hawaiian Annual, 60, 96 Green, W.L ., gives ball for Lady Franklin Hawaiian Dredging Co. 31 84 Iiaw~iianflag 93-100, 135 Greenway, F. J., English merchant 29 Hawaiian Gazette,- newspapr 23, 24; Gregg, John 75 leased by Whitnes. office in Post Grieve, Robert, heads Hawaiian Wette Office building " 57; reports on COO, 24 Japanese immigrants 184 Gulick, O.H. 231 Hawaiian Gazette Building 24, 27 Hawaiian Heritage, by ~athleehMellen 157 ~awkanHistorical Society 26; suggests Haalilio, Timothy, Kamehameha I11 !s plaque for Court House 85, 86 business manager 25 Hawaiian history, in Bishop Museum 124- Hackfeld, H. and Co. (American ~actors) 125 1; buys Court House 85 Hawaiian Printery 28 Hae Hawaii 93-100 Hawaiians, taken on early ships, in the Haiku Sugar Co., takes first Japnese fur trade 16; as crews on foreign laborers 18h ships 17; succumb to disease and cold Haiku Sugar ill 172 in North herican trading posts, posi- Hale, Horatio 150 tions on posts 18; retire in wealth Hale Hoikeike, Maui Museum 169, 170 and respectability from fur trade jobs Halekamani, Gilman!~home at Lahaina 131 19; contract the pestilence 52; ac-, Halekii, heiau 169, 171 companying first missionaries 55; Halekoa (~ilitaryBarracks, Royal Bar- serving aboard fir and whale ships 60; racks, Iolani ~arracks) SEE: Iolani in fur trade 195; migration 206; sus- Barracks ceptibility to contagious diseases 222; Halelea, Kauai 203 vaccinated for smallpox 235 Hale Paahao, Lahaina 171 Hawaiian Trust Co. 75 Hall, E.O. 230 Hawaiian Warrior, markers 169 Hall, Harold, Sr. 75, 76 Hawaiian Women! s Club 169 Hall and Son, E.O. 1 Hawsii Archives 36-40; new building com- Hana, Maui, population 201 pleted 50 Hanaiakamalama, Queen s summer Hawaii Governor 1 s Cultural Commi ssion 76 home 155-157 Hawaii Library Association 9 Hanaipoe, Waimea , Hawaii 162 H2waii Neat Co . 30 Hanby, assisted in recruiting Japanese Hawaii National Guard 3, 4 laborers 182, 183, 188 Hawaii Revolution 173 Hano, Mathew 172 Hawaii Visitors' Bureau 61. 169 ~ard;, Dr. B.F. 30, 222, 223, 226-228, Hayes, Mrs. Flora 173 230, 232, 233, 237 Health, Dept. of 60 ~ardy-,Hollis 169 Health Deprtment File 38 Harris, C.C., Police Justice 82, 84; Hee, Gilbert 87 Minister of Foreign Affairs 186; 187, Heiau, at Lahaina 128; 130, 131; Halekii 189, 230, 231 and Pihana Kalani, Maui 169, 171; Harrison, HOG. 139 Kaiwaloa, Maui 172; Loaloa, Maui 172 Hawaii, role in Pacific fur trade 16; Heuck, Theodore C., merchant-architect 1, material in Library of Hawaii 57; 2; designer of Iolani Barracks, Mauso- ceded to Great Britain 93 ; birth and leum 104-108 death statistics 110-ll5; history in Hides 162 Bishop Museum 124-1253 lies on main Hillebrand, Dr. We 23, 184, 222, 223, House Numbering Bureau 23 228, 230, 232, 234, 236, 237, 238 House of Representatives, attempts to Hilo, Hawaii, population 201 regulate sale of property Hilo Theater 159 84 Hixura, Yukiko 188 Housing, critical during war years 49 Hinckley and Smith, premises of 21 Houstcn., Victor S.K, 96 Hind Ranch, Puuwaawaa, Hawaii 163 Hualalai, Hawaii 143, 162 Hoapili, Governor of Maui 71, 72 Hudson! s Bay Company, use of Hawaiians Hoffmann, Dr. Edward 29; office location 18; wage scale established for Hawai- 30; 222-224, 230, 232 ians i9; beaver insignia, history Hogs, in smallpox epidemic 229 136-l39; 194, 197 Hoichi, Niw3 SEE: Miwa Hoichi Hughes, Mrs. ~obertH., Jr. 170 Holman, Dr. Thomas 55 ffHumanityv 237 Holman, Yrs. Thomas (~ucia),diary entry Humehume, Hawaiian ship 96 55 Humphries, Mr. 226 Holoku, designing and making first 54-56; Hustace, Frank 142 derivation of name 56 Hutchison, Dr. F.W., President of Board Holoku Garden Party 173 of Immigration 184; 185, 187, 237 Holt, John Dominis 171 Hymn Brothers, merchants 23, 28 Halt, R.W. 231 Honemala, cabin site, Kauai 218 Honokowai, Maui 126 Honolii, John, arrives with missionaries Iaukea, Curtis P., chamberlain to 55 Kalakaua 48 Honolulu, City end County of, acquires Ignacio, Mrs. Norman 172 Melchers property 31; develops into Li, John 78, 79; on Hawaiian flag 99; city 199; smallpox spreads through 227 22 8 Honolulu Clay Co. 142 Immigration, Japnese 175, 180-189; Honolulu Hale 23; early site, Kamehameha various nationalities 180; bureau I11 mortgages 25; leased to H.M. Whit- created 181; Japanese, board of 183 ney and others, final demolition of 26; Immigration and Naturalization Records 27 38 ~onbluluin 1853, by 1E. J. Baker 80 Inauguration, of governors 47-50 Honolulu in 1870, by R.J. Baker 88 Indenture, law providing for 61 Honolulu Iron Works 1 Independence Day, celebrations 83 knolulu Then and Now, by R. J. Baker 87 Indexes, Hawzii Archives 39 Honuakaha, land section in Hono1uI.u 232 Indians, hostile to fir traders 16; held Hooper, C& Isaac H. 186; I.H. Cooper in cclltempt by Hawaiians 18 (?) 187 Infanticide 205 Hoover, President 3 Influenza 112, 113, 204 -Hope, ship 72 Injuries, result of Japanese attack 49 Hopkins, hcme beccmes court house 77 Interior Department File 37 Hopkins, Manley 148 Iolani Barracks (~alekoa) , history, con- Hopu, ~homas, arrives with missionaries struction, functions and uses 1-4; 55 designed by Heuck, mutiny at 104-108 Horses, Naunakea, introduced at Waimea Iolani Palace 1, 4, 4l-50 163; cowboy, their training and work Irrigation, of sugar cane 2U; 213 165 Isaac Todd, ship 195, 196 Hospitals, established during mallpox Ishii, Sentaro, last of original Japanese epidemic SEE: smallpox epidemic 221- immigrants 188 238 Hotel Street (palace Walk), Honolulu 2 Hotel Street (Fort), Lahaina 131 Kalakaua, David 20, 23; sells Honolulu Hale 25; masonic orders 42; builds - Jajczay, Capt. Jose~h 104, 107, 109 Iolani Palace, tours world, coronation, James Union, 97 fights fire 43 ; birth day celebrated, Japzn, attack on Pearl Harbor 49; treaty life threatened, death 44, 47; rains with Hawaii 182 fall at coronation 50; election and Japanese, American ancestry 50; immigra- riot, addresses legislature 84; ap- tion 180-189; first official embassy proves amendment re sale of government to U.S, 180; laborers imported 182 land 85; persuaded by Stevenson to Jardin, Pianuel G. 156 have own flag, royal orders 93; 107, Jarve s, James Jackson, historian 126, 109; boathouse, Waikiki residence 136 ; U8, 199 and the Kaimiloa 177 John Palmer, English whale ship 71-73 Kalakua, dowager queen 54; wears striped ~okmtones;Nuuanu residents 156 calico 55; wears first holoku 56 Jordan, Peter 233 Kalnma, queen 23 Jordan, W.F. 224 Kalnnianaole, Jonah Kuhio 43 ; elected Judd, C.H., Adjutant General 105, 107, delegate 47; lies in state 48 228 Kalanimoku i illy Pitt) , greets mission- Judd, Dr. G.P. 78, 79, 83, 223, 226, 227, aries 54; description of European 228, 232, 233, 235 clothes 55 Judd,-Laura ~ish(14rs, G.P.) 225, 235 Kzilnniopuu, fing of Hawaii 171, 194 ~udd;Lawrence M., inaugurated 48; 3 Kalauhaihai, royal resort at Niu 95 Judic iary Building SEE: dliiolani Hale Kaleleokalani, Elma (Queen) 155 Judiciary Department, organized 77 Kaleopuupuu, high priest 171 Kalihi Hospital 233 Kamakau, Samuel M. 168 Kamamalu 197 Kaahui, William 156 Kamanawa, chief 194 Kaahumanu, negotiates with missionaries Kamehameha I, encourages Hawaiians to 56; calls missionaries at Lahaina to ship on foreign ships 17; 28; widows Honolulu 74; 95; brick house at of 54; portrait of 82; Hawaiian flag Lahaina built for 129; 170 developed during ti^ of 94; was Kaahumanu, ship 100 served by Capt. Beckley 96; 97; learns Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu 21 about port duties 100; subdues Maui Kaaione, smallPo& appears in his enclos- 126; builds brick house at Lahaina ure 224, 225 129; 131, 135, 136, 141; receives Kaalaea Plantation, Oahu 184, 187 cattle from Vancouver 161; 170, 171, Kaaua, Archie, champion cowboy 165 194, 196 Kaaweawea, accompanies Liholiho 196 Kamehameha I1 131 SEE ALSO: Liholiho Kahakaaulana, islet, Oahu 223, 224 Kamehameha 111 23, 25; mortgages Hono- Kahanamoku, David 170 lulu Hale 25; 26; 77; a vignette Kahekili, King of Maui 170, 171 about the taro patch 128; 162; Pres- Kahili, stolen from Palace 45; emblem of ident of Royal Historical Society 168; ancient Hawaii 94 226; to be inoculated against smallpox Kahookele, David 170, 172 236 Kahoolawe, census estimates recorded 144 Kamehameha 111 School 131 Kaili, smallpox patient 231 Kamehameha IV, marries Emma 155; 237 Kailiponi, David 170 Kamehameha V 1, 23, 41; gives ball 83; Kailua, Hawaii 56, 126; population 201 84; constitution of 85; 105, 107, 109, Kaimiloa, Kalakaua 1 s ship 177-178 223 Kaiwaloa, heiau 172 Kamehameha Avenue, Hilo 159 Ka kaako, Honolulu 232 Kamehameha house, at Lahaina 129 Kalaekao, Oahu 223 Kamiya, George 139 Kamoiliili, land section, Honolulu 233 Kilauea Street, Hilo 158 Kanaina, Charles 137 bra, Larry, original poem 167 Kaneikapolei, mother of Kipikane 161 King, Capt. James 143, 146, 199 Kanlrj., William, arrives with mission- King, Salnuel Wilder, inaugurated 50 aries 55 King!s Boathouse 136 Ka Nvpepa Kuokoa, origin of flag account 7-- King t s Highway, Maui 172 appears in 95; 97 King Street, Honolulu 47, 137, 233, 234 Kapa, first flag possibly made of 98 Kinikake, Dr. Lathrop!~clerk 224, 225 Kaplama, Honolulu 236 Kinney, Rev, H. 226 I1Ka Pani~lo~~,original poem 167 Itino~ole, schooner 227 Kapena, J.M., Minister of Foreign Affairs Kipikane, chiefess, married John Parker 42 161 Kapihe, Hawaiian admiral 197 Kipuka, clearing 164 Kapiolani, Queen 42; departs for Ehgland Kitagawats, Hilo 159 44 H~abu,Roy 139 Kapiolani Park 222 Kneutzen (~nudsen),Mr. and Mrs. 218 Kapukaiao, taro patch 128 Knights Templar - York 42 Karakakooa SEE: Kealakekua Knudsen SEE: Kneutzen Kafu, Hawaii 145 Kohala Hountains 161 Kauai, census estimates recorded 14; Konia, chiefess 132 148; first Japnese immigrants 181, Kotzebue, Governor of Alaska 93; refers Kaula, rope lariat 164 to Hawaiian flag 94; 98 Kaula ili, rawhide lariat 163; making Kruger, Frank E.C. 138 of 167 Kuakini, Adams, Governor of Hawaii 162 Kaula opu, saddle girth 164 Kulaokahua, land section, Honolulu 233 Kzumualii, King of Kauai 96 Kuma, Japanese imigrant 187 Kaunuhaimslama, accompanies Liholiho 196; Kumehachi, assists in recruiting Japan- 197 ese laborers 182 Kaupo Ranch 172 Kure, island 60page reference gived Kauwe, John Kianiani, saddle maker 166 Kuykendall, Ralph S, l49, 150, 181, 204, Kawaiahao Church 155, 233, 236 2~6,225 Kawaihae, Hawaii 54, 55; Hawaiian flag seen at 98; 126; Vancouver lands cattle at 161; shipping cattle at 165 Kawananakoa, David 43; lies in state 47 Labor, prison 2; Hawaiians in fur Kawananakoa Family 170 trading 16; meeting to form Mechanics? Kawika Room, Hale Hoikeike 170 Assln. 83; contract forms, legalized Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii 93, 147; Vancou- 180; importation of Japanese 182; con- ver lands cattle at 161 ditions for work on early plantations Keawe-a-Heulu, line 42 185; plantation 213 Kekaha Plantation, Kauai 2U, 212 Lady IJ~shington, American ship 16 Kekaulahao, son vaccinated 237 Lahaina, Mark Twain at 6; riots against Kekelaokalani, Fanny Young 155 missionaries 68-73; Restoration Kekuanaoa, Nataio 23, 41; held court in Foundation 74-76; the town of 126- own hone 77; 78 133; 168; population 201 Kent, Harold 75 Lahaina Historical Guide 172 Keoki Roan, Hale Hoikeike 171 Lahaina Nission 171 Keoni Ana SEE: Young Lahaina Restoration Foundation 74-76 Keoni Room, Hale Hoikeike 170 Lahaina Roads 126, 127 Keopuolani, Queen Mother 131, 170 Lai, Mrs. Hamah 170 Kepoikai Family 170 LcAi~le,British whale ship 196 Kettlewell, Beatrice Jackson 171 Laimi, Honolulu 10 Kiholo, Hawaii 165 Laimi Improvement club 156 Laimi Road 141 Linsley, Dr. E3rle GI 173 Lanai, census estimates recorded 144; Litherland, F ,La 142 145, 149, 169; first Japanese laborers Loaloa, heiau, PIaui 172 at 184 Lodge, Henry Cabot 174, 175 Land and Natural Resources, Dept. of 76 Long, Oren El, inaugurated 50 Laid Coamission, offices moved 83 Loomis, Albertine 173 Land destruction, by cattle 161 Loomis, Elisha 55 Land File 37 Locmis, Nrs, Elisha 55 La Perouse Bay 172 Lot K-mehameha SEE: Kamehameha V Lascar, ~rnericanship 17 Love, Winona 173 Lztane, John 173, 174 Low, Jack, champion cowboy 165 ~athrop,Dr. G.A.- 222, 223, 224, 228, Lomey, F, J. 142 230, 232, 236 Luahine, Iolani 173 Latter Day Saints 229 Luakini, heiau 171 Law Library 83 Lucas, G., contractor 137 Laws, blue book of 133 Luce, W.S. 26 Ledyard, John 199 Lunalilo 23; election of 84; 105, 107, Lee, Dr. D.J. 183, 184 109, 137 Lee, William L., Chief Justice 77, 79; Lumala, Katherine 173 moves into Court House 82; 230, 231 --,~'~r-inie French corvette 127, 128 Legislature, last session at Court House, Lydecker, R.C., archivist 36 attempts to regulate sale of government Lyman Nusew, Hilo 171 property 84 Lyons, R.R., home, Kaplaea 173 Legislature File 37 Lehua, island 148 Leleiohoku, W.P. 23 Lennox, Colin 169 Efacey, Mr. 226 ~eoiki;young Hawaiian girl 68, 73 Macrae, James 129, 130 Leprosy U.3 Nagoon, J.A. 26 Le Tellier, Dr. 232 Mahan, Alfred Thayer 174, 175 Lewers, C.H. 231 Nahele Book, original 37 Lewers and Cooke 1; SEE ALSO: Lewers Iiahuka, requests use of taro ,ptch 128 and Dickson Naika field 21 Lewers and Dickscn e ewers and ~ooke) 1, Naikai, Lt. Samuel I. 177 137 Ia'i oh!u 112 Lewis, John G. 155 Makaawaawa, native servant 214, 215, 217 Library, University of Hawii (~inclair), Nakee 2nd hthon 28; ccmplete building Hawaiian-Pacific Collection 8-10; of 30 Hawaii 57 Xakee and Jones 28 Liholiho 54, 55, 56, 131, 194, 196, 1%' Piakee Block 30 Likelike, consort of Kalanimoku 54 Makini, water hole, Hawaii 164 Likelike, princess, death of 44 Mala, Naui 127 Liliuokalani, surrender of her household Kalo, David 42, 148, 149, 199, 204 guards 3; 23 ; Heir Apparent 41; de- Namo Theater, Hilo 159 parts for England, proclaimed ruler 44; Mana (Manaiole), Parker family home 161 overthrown 45; imprisoned 45; 47; Nanaiole, Parker family home SEE: Mana camp named for, lies in state 48 Manukina, native servant 214 Liliuokalani Carriage 172 Map Index, Hawaii Archives 39 Lind, Andrew We 148, 204 Narciel, John Valentine 170 Lindsay, Mrs. Iza 172 Market, at Lahaina 133 Lindsey, Eliza Purdy 163 Earkiss, French storekeeper ranci cis Lindsey, John IfPokoll Kawananakoa 163 Gudinot) 6, 7 Lindsey, Kuakini 163 Mark Twain, visits Maui, story of EIIarkiss Mikabako, woman of Lahaina 71 6, 7 --Mikah~la, steclmer 211 ark Twain in Hawaii 6 Military Barracks SEX: Halekoa Karques, A, 148 Military Records 38 Marquesas, islands 62 Miller, Consul 237 Marsh, J.W. 231 Nission, at Lahaina 127, 128 Marshall, J.F .B. 226 Nissionaries, introduce holoku 54-56; Masons, benefit for 83 harassed by whalers at Lahaina 69; Matsvai, Tahiti 53 attempt to record births and deaths liathison, Gilbert Farquhar 149, 199 l3.0; population estimates 143, 14.4; biauga, Governor of Samoa 178 149; keep population records 202; pro- Maui, Lahaina in particular 126-133; 169; pose smallpox vaccination 235 first Japanese laborers at 184 Missionary .---~erald 71, 72 ttMaui Fever" 228 Ifitchell, J.R, 230 Haui Historical Society 74, 168-173 Mitchell; P.R. 231 Maui Historic Commission (county) 74 Mitchell Laundry, Hilo 159 plaui Kiwanis club 169 Niwa Hoichi, investigates complaints of Maui Womenls Club 169 Japnese laborers 185; 186, 187 Hauna Kea 161 I~ioehcnua, major of the guards 108, 109 Maunakea Street, Honolulu 224 blohango, ship 41 Mauna Kilika, government building 78, 79, lloiliili SEE: Kamoiliili 80 Molokai, census estimates recorded 144; Kauna Loa 161 Uc9, 169 Kaunapohaku, land section, Honolulu 233, Monarchy, overthrow 45 234 IIontclair, New Jersey (~latrock) 214 Kausoleum, royal SEE : Royal Mausoleum Moreno, Celso 4.2; appointed premier 43 McCarthy, Governor 48 Mormons 229 McDonald, John 195, 196 Mortality, causes of high rate Ill McGuire, James W.L. 139 Mosquitoes 218 NcInerny, f ;., buys Snow buildings, opens Mumps 112 store 28; 184 Nusem, Queen ESnr;la 156; Hale Hoikeike, McInerny Building, M. 27, 28 ~aui169 McInerny Estate, H. 28 Hutiny, of household troops 3 J!iTcKinley, President 3; signs resolution Fgerson, Jack A. 148 annexing Hawaii 46 Ywstic Marine Historical Ass, n. 76 McLeen, George 231 Myths ar,d Legends of H?waii 44 McLoughlin, Dr. John 197 McTavish, Donald 195 Measles 112, 113 Medeiros, Joseph E. 156 Naea, George, father of Queen Bma 155 Meeting House, at Lahaina 133 Nahaolelua, a person of Lshaina 128 Melchers, Gustave C. 30 Nahienaena, attempts to help Richards Nelchers and Co., 30 70, 73 Melchers Building 30 Nakaska, immigrant enployed by M. Hellen, Kathleen Dm 157 14cInerny 184 Meningitis, epidemic 113 Nakoko, woman of Lahaina 71 IvIenzies 148 Namahana, dowager queen 54; wears black Mercantile Printing Co. 156 velvet 55 Merchantmen, trouble on waterfront 51 Naukane, son of Kamanawa 194-197 Merchants 1 Grill 139 New Bedford Whaling Nuseum 76 Kerchant Street, Honolulu 20-31, 137 Newcomb, Dr. Wesley 222, 223, 228, 229, biidkiff, Robert 75 230, 232 Migration, statistics 59-68; 2C6 News items re activities at Court House 83-81, Nicaraguan Canal 174, 175 Pacific, material in Library of Hawaii Nicholl, Dr. 226 57 Nicholson, C.H., home becomes court house Pacific Comercial Advertiser, moves into 83-84 Post Office printery 24; founded 1856, Nihoa, island 199 located in Honolulu Hale building 26; Niihau 145, 148, l49, 199 first home, sale of paper 27; 138, Nitshi, Japanese immigrant 187 142, 156, 177 Niu, &hu,-given to cap%. Adms 95 Pacific Commercial Advertiser Building -~iu; shipr 73 27 Nolte, Heinrich Julius 138, 139 Pacific Fur Company 195 Nowlein, Capt. Samuel, commander of Pacific Islands BibLographp 10 Household Guards 3 Pacific Islands Library Committee 10 Nuumu, battle of 142. Pacific PI2 il st earnship Company 85 Nuuanu Park, Quecn mahome 156 Pagoda, the 21 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu I37 Pa hula, clearing 164 Nuuanu Valley 141 Paki, chief 132 Palace SEE: Iolani Palace Palace Records 38 Palace Walk (Hotel street), Honolulu Oahu Prison 1 Pali Highway 14l, 155 Observation Pier, of LfUranie 128, 129 Palolo Valley 142 Observatory Pier 130, 131 Panama Canal 173-176 Odd Fellows, benefit for 83 "Panama Fever" 228 Oelhaffen, Robert von 138 Paniolo SEE: Cowboy; derivation of Office of Civil Defmse, established in name 162 Palace 49 Pansy SEE: Polo Kanaka 162 Office of Health Statistics 111 Papeete 52 Official Publications of the Territory of Pa Pelekzne, part of royal land in Hawaii, 1900-1959 9 Paunau, Lahaina 132 Ghata, Robert 75 Paradise of the Pacific 175 Ohia Lane, Hilo 158 Paraita, Governor of Tahiti 52, 53 Okada, Stephen 172 Paris, Rev. J.D. 226 Okimoto, Humio 76 Parke, Marshal W.C. 2, 223, 224, 225, '!Old Corner", Queen and Nuuanu Streets, 226, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 237 Honolulu 138 Parker, John Palmer 161, 162, 165 Old Sturbridge Village Nuseum 76 parker- Ranch 162-168 a3indzt Prison Camp 74 Parks Division, State 74 Qlowalu Pass, Maui 172 Parliament House 86 be Hundredth Battalion 50 Pety, Henry, rents ground floor of Iho, native servant 214, 215, 219 Honolulu Hale 25 >no (elder), native servant 214 Paty, (Capt.) John 52 3rders, royal, designed for Kalakaua 94 Paty lot, proposed as court house site 3sborne, J.G., builder of Halekoa 1; 77, 79 builder of Bethel Street Post Office 24 Pah, worn at arrival of missionaries 3strich farm 4.4 55, 56 kdinot, Francis (Markiss) 6, 7, 8 Paulet, Lord George 93, 99 Paunau, Lahaina, PIaui 132 Pavilion, Palace band stand 43 Paving blocks, Chinese granite 27 Payment, of early Hawaiian seamen 19 Pay scales, set for sailors 51-52 Polo Kanaka, Purdy hame at Waimea, also Peacock and Co., liquor dealers 28 name for pansy 162 Pearl Harbor SE3: Pearl River Population, fluctuations in 110-115; Pearl River a arbor) 44; needed as coal- tables 119-124; statistics 143-151; ing station 46; opening ceremony 47; characteristics 199-207 ; by island Japanese attack 49; ceding of embit- 220; by age, sex, race 202; vital ters population 107; affects death statistics 203; estimated birth and rates 1U; importance as refueling death rates 205 base 175 Portsmouth, U.S. warship 86; 105, 109, Peck, Sherman 132 228 Peirce, American merchant 162 Postal savings bank 26 Peleioholani, chief of Oahu 126 Postmaster General File 38 Penhallow, D.P. 230 Post Office (early) 23, 24; career ends Perkins, Captain 6 25 Pestilence, on Don Wixote 52; taken to Post Office, Merchant and Bethel Streets, Tahiti 53 Honolulu 1, 2, 26 Peterson, Charles E. 136 Post Office, Richards Street, Honolulu, Peter the Great, of Russia 196 opens 25 Petroglyphs 172 Post Office, at Lahaina 132 Phillips, James Tice, gift collection 9 Powhatan, American frigate 180 Phoebe, British ship 195, 196 Pratt, Elizabeth 7 Pick and Pay, Hilo 159 Prince of Hawaii 23 Pigs, raised by John Coxe 197 Printing Office 23, 24 Pigs, wild, roping and castrating 163; Frinting press, imported from Boston 23 hunting 216; 217 Prison, old, at Lahaina 74 Pihana Kalani, heiau 169, 171 Prison labor 2, 79, 80 Pini, tame bullock used to bring in wild Prison project, pushed 79 cattle 164 Prisons, Oahu 1; Olinda, Lahaina 74; Pinkham, Lucius E., takes oath as gover- demands for new 80 nor 47; draws first draft numbers 48; Privy Council 77, 78, 79; approves sale 156 of Court House 85; orders report on Pioneer Inn, Lahaina 75, 132 smallpox 223; 238 Pioneer Mill, 128 Provisional Government 3, 45 Piopio Street, Hilo 158 Puala, insignia carried on canoes 94 Pipi SEE: Cattle Public Health Statistics Act 1ll Pitman, B. 226 Public Instruction, Dept. of, authorized Pitt, Billy SEE: Kalanimoku to record vital statistics 110-U.5; Plague 204 145 Plain of Numbering, Umi takes census at Public Instruction File 38 143 Puiwa, road 155, 156 Plantations, joint stock company organ- Pukui, Pele 173 ized for new 83 Purdy, Ikua, champion cowboy 165 Planters, Society, formed 180, 189 Furdy, Jack, seaman, early cowboy 162, Plaque, commemorating Court House 86 163, 165

Poheoheo f s ghost (Francis Gudinot) 6 Furdy, Jack, Jr. (~ackNaefa) 163; feats Poi 55 as cowboy 165 Poindexter, Joseph B., inaugurated 48, 49 Fuuloa, Oahu 223 Polynesian (official government newspaper) Fuunui, Honolulu 142 23; expiration 24; passenger records in Puuwaawaa, Hawaii 163, 164 60; 77, 78, 79, 80; description of flag in 99; smallpox reports 222-230; 233, 234 Polynesian Office 23 Quandra, gave cattle to Vancouver 161 Historical Society 168 Quarantine, regulations established 221, Richards, Mrs., speaks up to whaler 69; 222; enforcement 224 in poor health 71 Quartermaster Corps, occupies Iolani Bar- Richards House 128; wells and pumps at racks 3 131 Queen Eb-nma Museum 157 Richsrdson, A.Y. and Company 29 Queen's Hospital, organized 83 Richardscn, Ira 29 Queen Street, Honolulu 137 Rictow, Robert 76 Quinn, William Fa, inaugurated as gover- Rio de Janeiro 195, 196 nor 50 Riots, caused by whalers in Lahaina 71 Rives, John 197 Robinson, Dr., of ship John Palmer 72 Robinsons, Nuuanu residents 156 Racoon, British ship 195, 196 ~ockefellerGrant, to University Library Rzin, f2ll.s at King inauguration, Kalakaua 10 coronation 50 Rocky Hill, Honolulu 233 Rates of pay, set for sailors 51 Rodiek, George 156 Rats, infest canefields 214 Rooke, Ehma Kalanikaumaka (Queen Emma) Rawhide, legend use of 166 155 R. C .P ,He SEE: Smallpox epidemic 221-238 ~ooke,Thomas (M.D.) 155, 223, 226, 230, Reagan, captain of Scioto 182, 183, 185 232, 235 -Recife, barque 182 ~ooke-~ouse, Queen Emmats town house 155 Reciprocity, treaty extended b4 Roosevelt, Franklin D., visits Palace Red Cross, throne room turned over to 4.8; agrees to martial law 49 47; flag raised over Palace, supplies Roosevclt, pres, Theodore 47, 174, 175 sent to Central Europe 48; canteen in Eiosebank, R.C. Wylliecs home 225 Palace basement 49 Ross, Alexander, fur trader 18 Reformers (the), group of businessmen 4.4, Roughing It, by Mark Win 6 45 Rounanis, John 139 Registrar-General, for vital statistics Rowe, Dr. Chandler 171 lll Royal Barracks SEE: Halekoa Registrar of Conveyances, offices moved Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society 82, 83 83 Reiners, Gustave 30 Royal Hawaiian Band 41, 43 Republic of Hawaii, formed 46 Royal Historical Society 168 Research, Planning and Statistics Office Royal Mausoleum, 1, 4.1; site of first, 111 in Palace grounds 48; designed by Reservoir, site surveyed, Kauai 218 Heuck 104 I1Restoration Day", return to civil au- Royal Orders File 39 thoritv lr9 Ruggles, E. Samuel, druggist 30 Review oYf ~&iews 174 Ruggles, Smuel 55 Revolt. bv soldiers at Iolani Barracks -Rurik, Russian ship 94, 98 104-i0€!1 Panamanian, Hawaiian 173 Russ, William 173, 174 Rhodes, Godfrey 107 ~ussians,attempt to establish on Kauai Kice, W.H. 223, 234, 236 93 Rice, Mrs. W.H. 233 Ryan, derelict seaman, steals crown 45 Rice and Company 137 Richards, Mrs. Irvine 169, 172 Richards, Rev. William, and the Lahaina riots 68-73 ; describes location of Sablou, also Sablow, Saburo SEE: brick house 129; vice president Royal Tomisaburo, Makino Saddles, Spanish, Hawaiian 163; for Ships, manned by Hawaiians 16; Geman, cattle shipping 165; history and manu- seek refuge, conversion to American facture of 166 craft 47; incident of Don Quixote 52; Sailors, pay scale set 51; pestilence on 221; brig Thaddeus 54, 55, ~WS. board Don Quixote 52; meeting to set and British warships 86; BIS frigate pay scale 83; enlistment of Hawaiisns Carysfort 93; Russian ship Rurik 94; _I_i..- - 207 warship Forrester 96; Hawaiian, Hume- Saint Andrew, cross 93, 96, 97 --hume 96; ---Kaahuu-znu 100; warship Saint George, cross 93, 96, 97 Portsmout& 105, 109, 228; kskold 105, Saint George s Benevolent Society 24 109; Kaimiloa 177; Powhatan 180; Saint Lawrence, U.S. frigate 229 Scioto, Recife 182; Scioto 183, 185, Saint Patrick, cross 96, 97 Icr6;R-d 188; Kniin 194, 195; Sint Stephents Rectory 142, Isaac Todd 195, 196, 197; British ships Saito, Shiro 10 Phoebe, Racoon, Cherub 195, 196; Sally Mood Studio 174 ~olumbiimLtAigle 196; HIAY5 Blonde Sandalwood, 28, 56, 94, 161 197; Mikahala, Albert 211; USS York- Snd Hills, Wailuku 171 town 221; Eureka 222; Charles -Mallorg -_I Sandwich Islands 93 222; Zoe 224, 225; Kin01 ole 227; Sandwich Islands Gazette 21 Saint Lawrence 229 San Francisco, Haw.3iians in 207 ShFt, General Walter 49 Sarbos, ~frickchief 166 Silverman, Jane 2, 87 Savage, Nrs. Bea (Roy He) 75, 169 Simons, Mr. 228 Sawkins, J., portrait painter 82 Simpson, Alexander 25; map 27, 28 Scarlet fever 113 Simpson, George, Governor of Hudson's Scnaefer, F .A*, buys Nelcher building 30 Bay Company, American Territory 18; Schaefer Co., F.A, 23, 30, 31 148 Schaefers, Nuuanu residats 156 Sinclair Library, Hawaiian-Pacific Col- Scheffer, Georg, German doctor 93 lection 8-10 Schliemann, archaeologist 136 Sisters of the Sacred Heart 77 Schnack Tract, J .F. (brickyzrd) 141 Snallpox, Hawaiian sailors inoculated School Commission 83 against 18; epidemic stagnates busi- School Street, smallpox epidemic 231 ness 51; taken to Tahiti 52, 53; Schuman Carriage Co., 4 protest meeting 83; 112, 113; epidemic Scioto, British ship, brings first Japan- 221-23 8 -ese 182; 163; brings laborers 185; mrt, Richard 75 186 Snith, Uerson C. 173 Scott, Kalani 156 Smith, Elma 231 Scottish Rite 42 Smith, Dr, J,W. 226, 235 Scouts, cub, boy explorer 172 Smith, Rev. Lowell 231 Seamen1 s Chapel 82 Sllith, M.L. 1U, 142 Seamen, ~awaiian,in fur trading 16; Smithts Church 236 shipping on foreign ships 17 Snow, Capt. B,F,, erects buildings, sells Second Foreign Church of Honolulu, holds to 11. McInerny 28 church in Court House 82 Society Islands 62 Seichi, Shiroyama 185 Soule, Mrs. Walter 171 Severance, Luther, U. S, Commissioner 222, Souss, John Philip, on world tour 47 225, 228, 229, 235 South Sea islanders, immigrants 180 Sewing, tmght to chiefesses 56 Souza, Alfred 1'72 Sheldon, Henry L. 96 Spackman, Vern 75 Shillaber, Mr. 78 Spalding, J. C., ship chandler 30 Shillaber, Theodore 136 Spaniards, teach cowboys, employed to take Shinall, Christopher, drawings of Court and hides 162 House 88-R1, R2 Spanish-American War 46 Spencer, James Gordon 155, 156 Taeuber, Irene B., describes pattern of Spencer, T. 230, 231 depopulation 112; 113, 203, 205 Spittoons, cost of painting 2 Tahitians, employed on Don Quixote 53; Spoehr, Dr. Alexander 173 survivors of sma~po~~ealthier229 Sports Illustrated 76 Tallow 162 Stainback, Ingram PI., inaugurated 49 Tapa, worn by queens greeting mission- Star of Oceania, royal order 94 aries 55; 56 Stars and Stripes 45 Tar and fezther incident 26 Statehood bill passes Congress 50 Taro patch, royal, at Lahaina 128 Stationery store, first opened by Whitney Tax department, first authorized to re- 26 cord vital statistics ll0-115 Statistical Abstract of Hawaii 148 Tax Records 39 Steam plow 213 Taylor, Ed 211 sevens, John L., U.S. Minister 45 Taylor, James T. 156 Stevenson, Robert Louis 44; originates Taylor, Jim 211, 213, 215, 216, 218, 219 flag for Hawaiian royalty 93 Taylor, Rev. T.E. 82 Stewart, Rev. Charles 68, 71, 149 ~ele~hbne,early 43 St. John, 1v;r. 78 Tenedos, British warship 86 Stone, Richard, Ryan's accomplice 45 Tenjiku 183 Stone Church 236 Tester, Mrs. Frances 75 Storehouse, the, at Lahnina 129 Tester, Keith B., home 173 Stranger's Friend Society 83 Tete Fantastique, La 14.l Street lamps, first in Honolulu 23 Thaddeus, brig 54, 55, 56 Street markers, first in Honolulu 23 Theses, University of Hawaii, list of, on Street numbering, early Honolulu 23 Fiawaiian histoG 10-15 Street ordinance, first in Honolulu 22 Thomas, Palace c mtractor 42 Streets, early Honolulu 20-31; naming of Thomas, Adniral 93, 99 by Privy Council 21 Thomas, Krs. Richard 170 Strike, by sailors and laborers 51 Thompson, David 195 Strong, Isobel, designed flsg and ro~yal Thcmpson, F.W. 230 orders for Kalakaua 94 Thorne, Capt. Jonathan 195 Stroven, Dr. Carl 10 Throne Roan, turned over to Red Cross Stuart, David 195 46; restoration completed, after Pearl Suez Canal 175 Harbor 49 Sugar, processing 212; cultivation 213 Thrum, Thomas G., opens stationery/news Sugar plantation, description, 1898 store 29; Hswaiian Annual 60; tries 2ll-219 to find origin of i-Iawaiian flag 96; Sunset ~a~azine76 on brick building 130; l37, 225 -Superior Court, location 77 Thurston, Asa 54 Supreme Court, muves to new Court House Thurston, Lorrin A. 176 82; 84 Thurston, Lucy, describes Namahana 55 Surrender, of Liliuokalani! s Household Tidal wave, 1960 157-160 Guards 3 Titc mb, Margaret 173 Sweden, Crown Prince and Princess of, Tomisaburo, Makino, interpreter for first visit 48 Japanese laborers 183; 184; sent to Swinton, H.S. 231 Punahou 185; 187, 188 Syphilis 112, ll3, 204 Ton uin, ship in fur trade 19, 194, 195 --97Torzo ~oku),Japanese immigrant 187 Tour Around the Island of Cwhyee, by W. Ellis 98 Tables, population statistics 119-1243 Townsend, Ebenezer, Jr. 199 150 Towse, Ed 156 Trade routes, Hawaii lies on main 174 Varigny SEE: de Varigny Trail making, in Kauai forest 213-219 Varioloid 237 Trains 2l2, 213 Victoria, Princess 23 Tramway, mule-drawn 44 Victoria, Queen of England 44 Transportation, inter-island 212 Villa F'ranca, Hilo 158, 159 Treadway, F.H. 226 Vital statistics, 1848-1962 110-ll5; Treaty, with Japan 182; of amity and corn- population tables 119424 merce with Japan 189 Vital Statistics File 39 Tronelin, Admiral (~rance) 100 VJ Day 49 Trousseau, Dr. 44 Volcanic eruption of 1868 23 Tsuchida, Kaeu 87 Vo:~ae Around the World, 1806-1812, by Tsunami, 1960 157-160 ArchikTd Campbell 93 Tuberculosis 113 Turnbull, John 201 Turner, Mr. 228 Turner, Charley 229 Wages, of early Hawaiians in fur trade Tuscarora, U.S. warship 86 19 Tuthill, James A., letter about a sugar Wagner, IJilliam, Ryan's accomplice 45 211-219 Wahine Pio, chiefess 68 Twain, Mark SEE: Mark Twain Waiau, Lt . Frank J. 177 Tyerman, Rev. Daniel 148, 149, 199 Waikea Peninsula, Hilo 159 Typhoid fever 113 Waikea Theater 159 Waikiki, population 201; smallpox hospital at 233 Waikikiwaena, hospital at 233 Ueno Kantoku no K&, investigates corn- Wailoa River, Hawaii 157 plaints of Japanese laborers 185; 186, Wailoa Tire Recaps, Hilo 158 187, 188, 189 Wailuku Female Seminary 169, 170 Uliuli, member of Pratt household 8 Wailuku Library 169 hi, King of Hawaii, took census 143 Wailuku Sugar Company 170 Union Jack 95 Waimea, Hawaii, location of Parker Ranch Union Saloon 27 161-168; climate and conditions 165 branie SEE: L 1 Uranie Waimea, Kauai, population 201; 211 US. Naval Store 29 Wainapanapa Cave, Maui 172 U.S. smallpox hospital, for shipping 234 Wainee, cemetery at 131 Wales, Prince of, visits Hawaii 48 Walker, H .Aa, Presidmt of American Factors 86 Vaccination, against smallpox 222 ; for Walkers, Nuuarnr residents 156 smallpox 223 ; made compulsory 235 War, Spanish-American 46 Vaccine Hospital 234 War damage, from Japanese attack 49 Val,praiso 52 Washington Place 49 Vancouver, Capt, George, gives flag to Water, fresh sources in Lahaina 231; Kamehamha 1 93; sees Haui 126; 129, search for new supply for Kauai 148; lands bull and cow 161; 201 plantation 213-21 9 Van der Linden, Louis 75 Waterhouse, J.T. 1 Van Dyke, Robert 75 Watson, Mrs. Thelma B. 169 Van Reed, Eugene, appointed Hawiziian con- Webb and MacFarlane, purchase P.C.A. sul in Japan 181; 182, 185, 186, 198, building 27 189 Webster. W. 80 Van Valkenburgh, R.B. 182, 183 Weekly &us 223, 227, 229, 230 Vaqueros, Spanish cowboys 162, 163 Weight, George 171 West, Captain Israel 51 Young, John, helped design flag 95; Westervelt, William Drake, gift collection adviser to Kamehameha I, first horses 9 given to 163 Wetmore, Dr. C.H. 226, 235 Young, John (~eoniAna ~pio),uncle of Whalers, trouble on waterfront 51 Queen Elnma. 155 Whitney, Dr., vaccinated Hawaiians 23 5 Youngson, George 144, 148, 149, 199 Whitney, H .M. , postmaster 23 ; leases Hawaiian Gaze!% 24; leases Honolulu Hale, opens stationery store, founds Pacific Commercial ~dvertiser 26; Zoe, American brig 224, 225 builds first home of paper, sells - paper 27 Whitney, Dr. J.N., dentist 30 Inlhitney, Samuel 55 Whooping cough 112, 113 Wight, Charles 156 Wilcox, Robert 43; leads uprising 46 Wilder, Samuel G. 42 Wilder Building 86 Wilhelm, G. 138 Wilkes, Capt . Charles, seeks Hawaiian crew replacements 17 Wilkes Expedition 150 Williams, George 231 Williamsburg, Va. 74 Wilson, Mayor John H. 156 Wirtz, Mrs. Cable 170 Wodehouse. James 185 Wcng, ~al;~ena 173 Wood, J.H., erects first brick building 29; 187; 231 Wood, Dr. R.W. 30, 223 Wood, R.W., barque 188 Woods, Elizabeth Kalanianaole 177 Wooyeno Kantoc no Kcme SEE: Ueno Kantoku no Kami Wyllie, R.C., gives first fancy ball 83; welcomes Japanese embassy 190; seeks cgntract laborers 181; 222, 223, 225, 226, 229, 236, 237

Yellow fever 1U Yonezo, assists in recruiting Japanese laborers 182 Yorktown, warship 221 Young family 132 Young (~eoniha>, premier 78 19 AUTHORS No. Page Adler, Jacob k Note on Two Log Books of the Kaimiloa 9 177 Bell, Janet E, Sinclair Library's Hawaiian and Pacific Collection 1 8 Conrad, Agnes The Archives of Hawaii--Records Prior to 1900 2 36 Greer, Richard A, Hale koa 1 1 University of Hawaii Theses of Interest to Students of Hawaiian History, 1923-1962 1 10 Merchant Street Notes 2 20 Trouble on the Waterfront 3 51 The Deadly Don 3 5 2 The Old Court House on Queen Street 5 77 The Beavert s Pedigree 7 13 6 Chhuls Ordeal: The aallbx Epidemic of 1853 Part I 12 221 Hanai, Colleen Hae Hawaii 5 93 Heuck, Theodor C. ransl slat ion, Mrs. Arthur Hormann; Notes, Jane Silverman ) Letter of 6 lo4 Jackson, Frances The Point of Lahaina 7 126 Jardin, Manuel G1 Brick Factory in Honolulu 7 143- Museum in a Park 8 155 Kimura, Larry Old-Time Parker Ranch Cowboys 9 161 kittelson, David Hawaiians and Fur Traders 2 16 John Coxe: Hawaii's First Scldier of Fortune 10 194 Lee, Harvey Terror in the Night 8 157 Litten, Jane Old Poheoheo 1 s Ghost 1 6 Whaler vs. Missionary at Lahaina k 68 Lyons, Barbara The First Holoku 3 54 Maui Historical Society 9 168 McConkey, J.R. The Lahaina Restoration Foundation 4 74 Murdoch, Clare The Hawaii and Pacific Section at the Library of Hawaii 3 57 Schmitt, Robert C. Migration Statistics of Hawaii, 1823-1962 4 5 9 Birth and Death Rates in Hamii, 1848-1962 6 llo Population Estimates and Censuses of Hawaii, 1778-1850 8 143 Population Characteristics of Hawaii, 1778-l.850 ll 199 Shinsato, ROY M. The Gannen Mono: Great Expectations of the mrliest Japanese Immigrants to Hawaii 10 180 Stone, Lloyd Iolani Palace: From Kingdom to Statehood 3 Titcomb, Margaret A Note - The Bishop Nuseum Library as a History Source 6 Tuthill, J2mes A. A Letter of - Visit to A Sugar Plantation, 1898 ll Victor, Gary S. Hawaii and the Panama Canal 9

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A Note - The Bishop Museum Library as a History Source 6 Archives of Hawaii - Records Prior to 1900 2 Beaver' s Pedigree, The 7 Birth and Death Rates in Hawaii, 1848-1962 6 Brick Factory in Honolulu 7 Deadly Don, The 3 First Holoku, The 3 Gannen Mono, The: Great Expectations of the Eafliest Japimeae lkaigrants to Hawaii 10 Hae Hawaii 5 Halekoa 1 Hawaii and Pacific Section at the Library of Hawaii 3 Hawaii and the Panama Canal 9 Hawaiians and Fur Traders 2 Iolani Palace: From Kingdom to Statehood 3 John Coxe: Hawaiirs First Soldier of Fortune 10 Lahaina Restoration Foundation, The 4 Maui Historical Society 9 Merchant Street Notes 2 Migration Statistics of Hawaii, 1823-1962 12 Nuseum in a Park 8 Wl Barracks!! Becane Historic Soil 6 Note on Two ~ogBooks of the Kaimiloa, A 9 Oahufs Ordeal: The Smallpox Epidemic of 1853 Part I 12 Old Court House on Queen Street, The 5 Old Poheoheol s Ghost 1 Old-Time Parker Ranch Cowboys 9 Point of Lahaina, The 7 Population Characteristics of Hawaii, 1778-1850 ll Population Estimates and Censuses of Hawaii, 1778-1850 8 Sinclair Library1 s Hawaiian and Pacific Collection 1 Terror in the Night 8 Trouble on the Waterfront 3 University of Hawaii Theses of Interest to Students of Hawaiim History, 1923-1962 1 Visit to a Sugar plantation, 1898 ll Whaler vs. Missionary at Lahaina 4