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THE HAWAIIANS, SUPPLEMENT 1983-1987 (BY AUTHOR AND RECORD NUMBER)

By Chieko Tachihata

UNOFFICIAL Hawn Z4708 . 075H37 no. 7 Suppl. Author and Record Number 1

1. Abbott, Isabella Aiona. Limu: an Ethnobotanical Study of Some Edible Hawaiian Seaweeds. Lawai, HI: Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden; 1984; 35 p. Note: Illus (some col. ). New edition of a handy guide to various seaweeds written by a University of professor of Hawaiian ancestry. Illustrated with clear, colored photos. QK578 H4 A22 1984. Seaweed.

2. Abbott, Isabella A.; Shimazu, Coleen. The Geographic Origin of the Plants Most Commonly Used for Medicine by Hawaiians. Journal of Ethnopharmacology; 1985; 14(??? ): 213-222. Scientific comparison of twelve common Polynesian plants used for herbal treatment which constitute only a small number of numerous endemic Hawaiian varieties. Medicine-herbs/Ethnobotany-medicine.

3. Abernethy, Jane F.; Tune, Suelyn; Williams, Jula S. Made in Hawaii. : University of Hawaii Press; 1983; 129 p. Note: Illus. Directions with black and white illustrations to make tools, cordage, toys, leis, lei carriers, dyes, food containers, etc. with ti, coconut and other plants. Also, some information on how to plant several crops and how to play Hawaiian games. TT24 H3 A24 1983. Handicraft/Plants-uses.

4. Akana-Gooch, Collette. John S. Emerson: a Missionary's Desire for Land. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1983; 106 p. Note: M. A. thesis (History). Bibliog.: 104-106. On the missionary at Waialua, O'ahu during the nineteenth century and his perceptions and acquisition of land from Hawaiians. CB5 H3 no. 1620. Land-Waialua, O'ahu/Missionaries-Emerson, John S. /Emerson, John S.

5. Alama, Jerald Kimo. Wahine Holo Lio; Women on Horseback. Honolulu; 1986; [37] p. Note: Bibliog.: 31-37. History of women and horseback riding; their clothing, including the pa'u. Based on printed sources and oral informants. Includes several chants. GT5885 A53 1985a. Women-clothing/Horseback riding- women/Clothing-hoseback riding/Chants. 2

6. Allen, Gwenfread E. Myths about Songs. Aloha; Jan. /Feb. 1985; 8(3): 85. Note: B/W illus. Features the , Hawaiian War Chant, and Aloha 'Oe . Songs-Hawaiian Wedding Song/Songs-Hawaiian War Chant/Songs- Aloha 'Oe/Lili'uokani-songs.

7. Allen, Jane; Kelly, Marion. Five Upland 'Ili: Archaeological and Historical Investigations in the Kane'ohe Interchange, Interstate Highway H-3, Island of O'ahu. Honolulu: Hawaii. Dept, of Transportation; 1987; 315 p. Note: Illus. Extensive studies of five 'ili (land parcels) in Kane'ohe ahupua'a, O'ahu: Luluku as a significant cultural site, Punalu'u mauka, Kapalai, Pa'u , and Kea'ahala . DU624 A l no. 87-1. Kane'ohe- archaeology/Archaelogy-Kane 'ohe/Luluku/Punalu'u mauka, Kapalai, Pa'u, Kea'ahala.

8. Aloha Week Ambassador. Honolulu; Sept. 1983; 18(3). Note: B/W photos. Brief biographical sketch of Solomon K. Bright, musician and entertainer, known for his composition and performance of The Hawaiian . Bright, Solomon K . /Musicians-Bright, Solomon K. -Hawaiian Cowboy.

9. Alu Like; University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute. Profile of Hawaiians in the 1980 Decennial Census for the State of Hawaii; with a Comparative Profile of the Total Population and Including Adjusted Tables Based on Data from the State Health Survey. Honolulu: Alu Like, The Institute; 1984; 103 p. Population, social and economic statistics of Hawaiians, on the state level. DU624. 65 P76 1984. Statistics-Population/Population-statistics-1980 census.

10. Alu Like; University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute. Profile of Hawaiians in the 1980 Decennial Census for Hawaii Island... Honolulu: Alu Like, The Institute; 1984; 103 p. Population, social, and economic statistics for Hawai'i Island. DU624. 65 P762 1984. Statistics-population-Hawai'i Island/Population-Hawai'i Is land/Hawai'i Island-population. 3

11. Alu Like; University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute. Profile of Hawaiians in the 1980 Decennial Census for County... Honolulu: Alu Like, The Institute; 1984; 103 p. Population, social, and economic statistics for Kaua'i County. Figures for Kaua'i and N i ʻihau are combined. DU624.65 P763 1984. Stati stics-population-Kaua'i County/Population-Kaua'i County/ Kaua'i County-population.

12. Alu Like; University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute. Profile of Hawaiians in the 1980 Decennial Census for County... Honolulu: Alu Like, The Institute; 1984; 103 p. Population, social, and economic statistics for Maui County. Figures are combined for Maui, Moloka'i and Lana'i . DU624.65 P764 1984. Statistics-population-Maui County/Population-Maui County/Maui County-population.

13. Alu Like; University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute. Profile of Hawaiians in the 1980 Decennial Census for Island... Honolulu: Alu Like, The Institute; 1984; 103 p. Population, social, and economic statistics for Moloka'i. DU624.65 P765 1984. Statistics-population-Moloka'i/Population- Moloka'i/Moloka'i- population.

14. Alu Like; University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute. Profile of Hawaiians in the 1980 Decennial Census for Island... Honolulu: Alu Like, The Institute; 1984; 103 p . Population, social, and economic statistics for O'ahu which includes Honolulu. Du624.65 P766 1984. Statistics-population-O 'ahu/Population-O 'ahu/O 'ahu- population,

15. Anders, Gary C. Native Hawaiian Rights in a Regulated Fishery: an Exploratory Analysis. Honolulu: Pacific Islands Development Program, East-West Center; 1987; 19 p. Examines Hawaiian rights to ocean fishing, alternate approaches, and management policies. Believes that fishing rights are interrelated with the larger political issue of Native Hawaiian claims. HZ870914 Z6. Fishing-rights/Claims-fishing. 4

16. Anette, Carla. Kupuna Hanohano. Honolulu; Nov. 1987; 22(5): 254-259. Note: B/W photos. Julia "Puna" Kahaukapu of Maui, aged 100, is one of three Hawai'i elders featured. She is the grandchild of Henry Landford, engineer in charge of the East Maui irrigation. Kahaukapu, Julia "Puna"/Landford, Henry/Maui irrigation/ Kupuna-Maui.

17. Anon-journal.

18. Another Displaced Hawaiian. Honolulu; Nov. 1987; 2 2 (5) : 32. Note: B/W photos. Brief focus on Wayne: Kaho'onei Panoke who now lives in Las Vegas and is kumu of Hula Halau o Kaho'onei. Panoke, Wayne K./Las Vegas-Panoke, Wayne K./Las Vegas-hula/ Hula-Las Vegas.

19. Another Local Makes Good (and Overcomes Stereotypes). Honolulu; June 1985; 19(12): 22. Note: B/W photo. Brief biographical sketch of Haunani Minn, actress on the U.S. mainland. Minn, Haunani/Actresses-Minn, Haunani/Women-Minn, Haunani.

20. Arnold, Peter. The Matriarch of the Red Velvet. Honolulu; Nov. 1983; 18(5): 88-90. Note: B/W photos. Features Genevieve Lani Hao Liu of downtown Honolulu's Red Velvet Cocktail Lounge. Liu, Genevieve Lani Hao/Cocktail lounges.

21. Atkin, D ennis. losepa, a Utah Home for the Polynesians. Mormon History the of Pacific; 1985; 6: 9-19. Note: Bibliog.: 9-19. Historical account of losepa (Joseph) Colony in Utah settled in the late nineteenth century by Hawaiians of the Mormon religion. Today, only a cemetery remains at the site located 75 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Mormons-losepa, Utah/Iosepah-Utah/Utah-Iosepa.

22. Azevedo, Paul; Hayashi, Toshio; Onaga, Lori. A Comparison of Expectations of Counselors and the Counseling Process of Three Ethnic Groups. Honolulu; 1986; 29 p. Note: University of Hawaii School of Social Work Paper. In a study of Hawaiian, Japanese, and Caucasian University of hawaii students, Hawaiians "were significantly lower in expecting advice, accepting divergent views, and freely expressed feelings and thoughts.". Counseling-students/University of Hawaii-students-counseling. 5

23. Babayan, Chad; Finney, Ben; Kilonsky, Bernard; Thompson, Nainoa. Voyage to Aotearoa. Journal of the Polynesian Society; June 1987; 96 (2): 161-200. Note: Bibliog.: 199-200. Chronicle of the historic sixteen-day voyage of the Hokule'a canoe from Rarotonga, to Aotearoa () in 1985. Includes wind patterns in sailing southwest out of easterly tradewinds. Hokuleʻa/Voyaging/Navigation/New Zealand.

24. Bailey, Roselle F. K. The Archives of Grace. Historic Hawai'i; Nov. 1987; 13(11): 5-7. Note :

Hula teacher Bailey on the restoration of the Keahualaka and Kaulupa'oa hula sites at Keʻe, northern Kaua'i by members of Ka 'Imi N a 'auao o Hawai'i Nei and others. The Keoneloa are at Keahualaka. Includes Hawaiian and English text of the chant, Ku'u i Ke Po 'Ele'ele by Bailey and E. Kalani Flores. Hula-sites-Kaua'i/Keahualaka /Kaulapa'oa platform/Imi Naʻauao o Hawai'i Nei/Petroglyphs-Kaoneloa/Kaoneloa-Kaua'i.

25. Baker, Michael. Backyard Fishing on the South Coast of Moloka'i. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 128 p. Note: M.A. thesis (Geography). Bibliog.: 123-128. Illus. On local reliance on fish for food, and the management and use of fish resources near shore, including fishponds. Hawaiians are not singled out, but this rural island is mainly Hawaiian in population. CB5 H3 no. 1865. Fishing-Moloka'i/Fishing-Moloka'i/Moloka'i-fishing and fishponds.

26. Baker, Ray Jerome. Hawaiian Yesteryears. Aloha; Mar./Apr. 1983; 6(2): 58-59. Note: B/W photos. Photos taken by the well-known photographer which appear in the book, Hawaiian Yesteryears, published by Mutual Publishing Co. Photographs.

27. ?Bandmaster's honolulu. ?

28. Barber, Paige. Contemporary Subsistence Lifestyles in Hawaii: Implication for State Policy. Part I. Community Perspectives. Honolulu: Dept, of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Hawaii; 1985; 165 p. Note: Illus. On the characteristics and requirements of subsistence living by Hawaiians to encourage their cultural traditions. Includes laws, background research, and initial findings and recommendations. 6

S451 H3 C65 1985. Land-subsistence lifestyle/Lifestyles-subsistence .

29. Barratt, Glynn. The Russian Discovery of Hawaii: the Ethographic and Historic Record. Honolulu: Editions Limited; 1987; 259. Note: Bibliog: 232-24C). English translation of the journals of eight men on the Russian ships commanded by I. F. Kruzenshtem and I. L. Lisianski in 1804. Considerable ethnographical discussion by Barratt. DU627.1 B37 1987. Russians.

30. Beamer, Nona. Hawaiian Hula Chants. Honolulu: Beamer Hawaiiana; 1985; 32 p. Note: Illus. MZ860304.75. Chants//Hula.

31. Beamer, Nona. Mele Hula; a Collection of Hawaiian Hula Chants. Vol. 1. Laie, HI: Institute for Polynesian Studies; Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 1987; 86 p. Note: Accompanied by cassette tape. Thirty-three chants arranged in categories of nature, chiefs, places, Pele legends, etc.. Chants are in Hawaiian and Engl ish with musical notation. 1629.7 H4 N3 1987. Hula-chants/Chants.

32. Beamer, Winona Desha; Kahalewai, Marilyn. Talking Story with Nona Beamer: Stories of a Hawaiian Family. Honolulu: Bess; 76 p. GR119 H38 B43 1984. Beamer, Winona-(Nona)/Biographies.

33. Bell, Bella Zi . The Status of Native Hawaiian Education. In: Nakanishi, Don T.; Hirano-Nakanishi, Martha. The Education of Asian and Pacific Americans: Historical Perspectives and Prescriptions for the Future. Phoenix, A Z : Oryx; 1983: 123- 136. Note: Bibliog.: 136. Statistics, current educational programs for Hawaiians, and the Advisory Council on Native Hawaiian Education established by the U.S. Congress in 1980. Other pages in the book touch on Hawaiians--see index in book. LC3015 E38 1983.

34. Bell, Marni. A Multi-talented Miss Hawaii. Hawaii; Nov./Dec. 1985; 5(6): 34-36. Note: Col. photos. Biographical sketch of Jean Miyamoto, Miss Hawai’i of 1985, Miyamoto, Jean-Miss Hawaii/Women-Miss Hawaii-Miyamoto, Jean/ Miss Hawaii - Jean Miyamoto . 7

35. Bendet, Peggy. Defining Our Key Word ... Aloha. Aloha; Nov./ Dec. 1983; 6(6): 60-64. Note: B/W photos by William Ing. The word "Aloha" as defined by Alice Holokai, Pilahi Paki, Nana Veary, Rev. Abraham Akaka, and Walter Ritte. Aloha/Holokai, Alice/Paki, Pilahi/Veary, Nana/Akaka, Abraham/ Ritte, Walter.

36. Benson, Dorris. Petroglyphs; an Annotated Bibliography. Honolulu; 1986; 13 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc, on petroglyphs. GN799 P4 B38 1986. Petroglyphs-bibliography/Bibliographies-petroglyphs.

37. Betsacon, Jane. After a Big Disappointment in 1983 Debbie Nakanelua Says This is Her Year. Oahu; Oct./Dec. 1984; 8(5): 22-23. Note: B/W photos. Features Miss Hawaii for 1984. Nakanelua, Debbie-Miss Hawaii/Women-Miss Hawaii-Nakanelua/ Miss Hawaii- Debbie Nakanelua.

38. Bird, J. Puninani Kanekoa. Hawaiian Flower Lei Making. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1987; 140 p. Note: Bibliog.: 139, Illus. Step-by-step directions on making various types of leis. Includes care of leis; carriers made of ti leaves and banana stalks. Illustrated with black and white photos. SB449.5 L4 1987. Leis-making of.

39. Black, Teresa. Upstairs Downstairs at the Palace; an Intimate Look at Dinner at 'Iolani Palace. Honolulu; Dec. 1985; 20(6): 80-85. Note: Col. photos. Menu and recipes recreating an 1883 meal at 'Iolani Palace. Iolani Palace-menus/Menus-Iolani Palace.

40. Boggs, Stephen; Watson-Gego, Karen Ann; McMillen, Georgia. Speaking, Relating, and Learning: a Study of Hawaiian Children at Home and at School. Norwood, N. J.: Ablex; 1985; 197 p. Note: Bibliog.: 186-182. Case studie of Hawaiian children of lower income families on the ways of speaking learned at home and those required at school, and the relationship between culture and the development of reading skills. Includes KEEP (Kamehameha Early Education Program) research. LC201 . 65 II3 B64 1985. Education-reading and speaking/Ianguage-skil Is/Kamehameha Early Education Program-reading and speaking. 8

41. Bone, Robert. Flight to the Forbidden Island. Honolulu; Dec. 1987; 22(6): 143. Note: B/W photos. Brief report on the new and controversial Niihau Helicopter tours to the privately-owned island of Niʻihau otherwise not accessible to visitors. Niihau-helicopter tours.

42. Borreca, Richard. Going Up-or Down-with Waihee. Honolulu; Apr. 1986; 21(10): 36. Note: B/W photos. Lt. Gov. John Waihee, running for governor, and another Democrat featured as political hopefuls. Waihee, John/Politics-Waihee, John.

43. Borreca, Richard. The Rise and Fall of Waihee. Honolulu; Apr. 1983; 17(10): 28-29. Note: B/W photos. Brief political assessment of Hawaiʻi’s new Lt. Governor, John Waihee. Politicians-Waihee, John/ Waihee, John.

44. Borreca, Richard. Waihee's "Do Something" Strategy. Honolulu; Feb. 1985; 19(8): 26.

45. Bryan, Edwin Horace; Emory, Kenneth P. and others. The Natural and Cultural History of Honaunau, Kona, Hawaii. Part 1. The Natural History of Honaunau. Part 2. The Cultural History of Honaunau. Honolulu: Dept, of Anthropology, Bernice P . ; 1986; 263 p . Note: Bibliog.: 257-263. Illus. Report no. 86-2. Extensive research presented in fifteen articles on the pu'uhonua (place of refuge and asylum) and Hale of Keawe (House of Keawe), at Honaunau in southern Kona, Hawai’i Island, now reconstructed as a U.S. national park. On the flora, fauna, culture, and archaeology. Includes a list of p u ’uhonua on all islands. DU624 A1 B47 no. 86-2. Pu'uhonua-Honaunau/Hale of Keawe/Kona-Honauanau/Parks, national-Honaunau/Honaunau.

46. Buck, Elizabeth Bentzel. The Hawaiian Music Industry. Social Process in Hawaii; 1984/1985; 31(137-153). Note: Bibliog.: 151-153. Role of the Hawaii music business in the creation, production, and performance of music which is primarily "Hawaiian". Music-industry. 9

47. Buck, Elizabeth Bentzel. The Politics of Culture: a History of the Social and Cultural Transformation of Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1986; 264 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Political Science). Bibliog.: 250- 264 . Study of historical and cultural changes of Hawaiians viewed from Marxist and neo-Marxist theories, focusing on chant, hula, and contemporary Hawaiian music "as a way to recover Hawaiian identity.". AC1 H3 no. 2035. Politics-Marxist changes/Politics-music/Music-politics.

48. Burch, Thomas Adams. Cancer from Selected Sites in Hawaiians Compared with Other Races in Hawaii, 1968-1972 and 1978-1982. Honolulu: Hawaii. Dept, of Health. Research and Statistics Office; 1984; 19 p. Note: R & S Report no. 48. Statistical study presents the occurences of different types of cancers among Hawaiians. R854 U5 H377 no. 48. Cancer/Health-Mortality.

49. Burningham, Robin Yoko; Snakenberg, Robert Lokoaika'iokalani. Hawaiian Word Book. Honolulu: Bess; 1983; 85 p. PL6445 H39. -words.

50. Bush, Palmroy. Historical and Contemporary Assessment of Hawaiian Needs in Educational Programs. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 138 p. Note: M.Ed thesis (Educational Foundations). Bibliog.: 133- 138 . Examines traditional culture and its relations to current Hawaiian-oriented educational programs and strategies, and the role of Hawaiian Studies in the education of Hawaiian children. LB5 H3 no. 317. Education-children/Education-Hawaiian Studies .

51. Caraway, Caren. Hawaiian and Design. Owings, Mills, M D : Stemmer; 1985; 48 p. Note: Illus. Black and white drawings of designs from wood carvings and quilt patterns. Drawings are not individually identified. Text consists of three pages of the Introduction. NK1410 H3 C37 1985. Art-designs/Art-sculpture-designs/Quilts-designs .

52. Chang, Thelma. Frank Hewett's Hula Vision. Aloha; July/Aug. 1986; 9(4): 48-49. Note: Col. photos. Features the young hula teacher and composer. Hula-teachers-Hewett, Frank/Hewett, Frank-Hula-teacher and composer/Composers -Hewett, Frank. 10

53. Chang, Thelma. The Hawaiian "School of Business". Hawaii Business; Apr. 1985; 30(10): 25. Note: B/W photos. Alu Like, the non-profit Hawaiian advocacy organization, and its head, Winona Rubin, on programs to encourage economic development for Hawaiians. Alu Like-programs/Rubin, Winona/Women-Alu Like-Rubin, Winona/ Economic development-Alu Like.

54. Charlot, John. Chanting the Universe: Hawaiian Religious Culture. Hong Kong;Honolulu: Emphasis International; 1983; 180 p. Note: Bibliog.: 153-157. Illus. (col.). On the close relationship between Hawaiian views and perceptions of the natural world as reflected in chants and the traditional religion, BL2620 H3 C45. Chants/Religion/Mythology.

55. Charlot, John. Chanting the Universe; Hawaiian Religious Culture. Aloha; Jan./Feb. 1984; 7(1): 56-57. Note: Col. illus. Excerpts from the author's new book, Chanting the Universe. Chants/Religion/Mythology.

56. Charlot, John. The Hawaiian Poetry of Religion and Politics: Some Religio-political Concepts in Postcontact Literature. Laie, HI: Institute for Polynesian Studies. Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 1985; 95 p. Note: Bibliog.: 79-85. Chants and songs in the Hawaiian language as sources for the study of religion and politics in postcontact Hawai'i. Examines "national anthems",and discusses the place of chiefs in the literature. PL6448.6 C43 1985. Chants/Songs-national anthems/Religion/Politics.

57. Charlot, John. The Kamapua'a Literature: the Classical Tradition of the Hawaiian Pig and as a Body of Literature. Laie, HI: Institute for Polynesian Studies, Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 1987; 165 p. Note: Bibliog.: 157-162. Monographs series no. 6. Describes the "major body of Hawaiian language literature" on the pig-god, Kamapua'a (Pig child), and its uses in local narratives. Based on written sources and oral informants, primarily, Gregory Kalahikiola Nali'ielua (Papa Kala). Includes extensive notes. P16448 C43 1987. Kamapua'a/Gods-Kamapua'a/Nali'ielua, Gregory Kalahikiola. 11

58. Charlot, John. A Pattern in Three Hawaiian Chants [Notes]. Journal of American Folklore; 1983??; 96(379): 64-68. A famous prayer, a prayer to Laka, the hula goddess, and passages from The are analyzed as "literary expressions that mirrored ... religious thinking. Chants-religion/Prayers-chants/Laka-chants/Hula-Laka-chants, Kumulipo.

59. Charlot, John. William Charles Lunalilo's Alekoki as an Example of Cultural Synthesis in 19th Century Hawaiian Literature. Journal of the Polynesian Society; Sept. 1982; 91(3): 435-444. Note: Bibliog.: 444.

Songs-Lunalilo 's Alekoki/Music-Lunalilo's Alekoki/Lunalilo- music/Alekoki-song/Literature-songs.

60. Ching, Linda. Honolulu: Hawaiian Goddesses; 1987; 118 p. Note: Col. photos. Retellings of the legends of Pele, Hi'iaka, Poli’ahu, and Laieikawai illustrated with photographs of Hawaiian women taken by Linda Ching, Text is by Ching and Bruce Shurley. GZ871019.75. Goddesses/Legends-goddesses/Photographs-goddesses/Women- goddesses.

61. Ching, Linda. Hawaiian Goddesses. Honolulu; Nov. 1987; 22(5): 260-263. Note: Col. photos. Photos depicting women as Hawaiian goddesses; based on the author's book, Hawaiian Goddesses. Goddesses/Legends-goddesses/Photographs-goddesses/Women- goddesses.

62. Choi, EunShil. Role of Culture in Access to Equal Educational Opportunity. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 111 p. Note: M.Ed. thesis (Education). Bibliog.: 103-111. Study of values, culture, and education based on an analysis of essay applications for admission to East-West Center programs. Hawaiians are included among the Asian American and Pacific Island students. LB5 H3 no. 327. Culture-role-education/Education-values/East-West Center- education.

63. Choi, EunShil. Role of Culture. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987. Note: M.A. thesis (Education). 12

64. Chun, Daniel G. Kamehameha School's Heritage Center Program. Hawaii Architect; May 1987: 20-22. Note: B/W illus. New facility at to house historic furniture and other household objects which once belonged to Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop. Kamehameha Schools-Heritage Center/Bishop, Bernice Pauahi-artifacts .

65. Chun, Malcolm Naea. Hawaiian Medicine Book; He Buke La'au Lapa'au. Honolulu: Bess; 1986; 72 p. Note: Bibliog.: 70-72. Illus. Hawaiian text and English translation of the earliest known published information on Hawaiian medicine: stories, chants, diseases, treatment. Articles first appeared in the Hawaiian language newspaper, Ka Hae Hawaii (The Hawaiian Flag), between 1850 and 1859, as "told by a native informant in 1837, or perhaps earlier," thus antedating David Malo's account in Hawaiian of about 1840. However, some foreign influences are already evident. Chun, the translator, provides introductory and background material. QK99 H3 H38 1986. Medicine-herbs/Ethnobotany-medicine/Hawaiian language- medicine-bilingual.

66. Chun, Malcolm Naea. Images of the Hula. Aloha; Mar./Apr. 1984; 7(2): 50-55 . Note: B/W photos. Photos by Boone Morrison and brief text by Malcolm Chun on the hula excerpted from the book, Images of the Hula. See entry: Morrison, Boone. Images of the Hula. Hula-photographs/Morrison, Boone.

67. Chun-Lum, Sharlene/Agard, Lesley. Legacy; a Portrait of the Young Men and Women of Kamehameha Schools, 1887-1987. Honolulu: Kamehameha Schools Press; 1987; 150 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Pictorial history of Kamehameha Schools since? its founding in 1887. Mainly black and white photos. LD7501 H825 C48 1987. Kamehameha Schools-history-pictorial works/Education- Kamehameha Schools.

68. Clark, Jeffrey Todd. Waimea-Kawaihae, a Leeward Hawaii Settlement System. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois; 1986; 660 p. Note: Ph.D dissertation (Anthropology). Bibliog.: 620-657. Vita: 658-660. Archaeological study of prehistoric Waimea-Kawaihae on Hawai'i Island as a localized settlement system. DU628 H28 C537 1986a. Archaeology-Waimea and Kawaihae/Hawai'i Island-Waimea/Hawai'i Island-Kawaihae/Land settlement-Hawai'i Island-Waimean and Kawaihae. 13

69. Clark, John R. K. Beaches of the Big Island. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1985; 171 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 163-166. Includes legends, chants, and other lore lore related to historic sites located along and close to the beaches of Hawai'i Island. DU628 H28 C53 1985. Beaches-legends, chants/Legends-beach areas/Chants-beach areas.

70. Cleghorn, June Noelani Johnson. Hawaiian Burial Reconsidered; an Archaeological Analysis. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 208 p. Note: M.A. thesis (Anthropology). Bibliog.: 197-208. No systemetic burial patterns were found in this study of "historic" burial sites on Hawai'i Island at Honaunau, 'Anaeho'omalu, Kalahuipua'a, Mudlane-Waimea-Kawaihae, and Lapakahi, including Keopu burial site. CB5 H3 no. 1868. Archaeology-Hawai'i Island/Burial sites-Hawai'i Island/ Hawai'i Island-Honaunau/Hawai'i Island-'Anaeho'omalu,Hawai'i Island-Mudlane-Waimea-Kawaihae/Hawai'i Island-Lapakahi/ Hawai'i Island-Keopu.

71. Cleghorn, Paul L. An Historical Review of Polynesian Stone Adze Studies. Journal of the Polynesian Studies; ---- 1984; 93(4): 399-421. Note: Bibliog.: 417-421.

Archaeology-adzes/Adzes.

72. Cleghorn, Paul Lodge. The Mauna Kea Adze Quarry: Technological Analyses and Experimental Tests. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1982; 371 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Anthropology). Bibliog.: 358-371. AC1 H3 no. 1615. Adzes/Mauna Kea-quarries/Hawai'i Island-quarries.

73. Cleghorn, Paul L.; Dye, Tom; Weilser, Marshall; Sinston, John. A Preliminary Petrographic Study of Hawaiian Stone Adze Quarries. Journal of the Polynesian Society; Sept. 1985; 94(3): 235-251. Note: Bibliog.: 249-251. Archaeological study of stone adze and quarry sites on all islands. Archaeology-adzes/Adzes.

74. Cook, Christina Mauliola. The Art of the Hula as Seen in the Dance of Iolani Luahine. Honolulu; 1983; 20 p. Note: Bibliog.: 17-20. Examines style and techniques of the dancing of noted dancer and teacher, 'Iolani Luahine, based upon viewing two of her films, Hoolaulea and Iolani Luahine, the Dancer. GV1796 H8 C66 1983a. Hula/Luahine, 'Iolani. 14

75. Cook, Thomas D. Research, Program Development, and the Education of ; a Conversation with Myron Thompson. American Psychologist; Sept. 1983: 1015-1021. Question and answer format asked of Hawaiian trustee Myron Thompson, Bishop Estate/Kamehameha Schools Hawaiian trustee, about the educational and social needs of Hawaiian children and youth. Education-Kamehameha Schools/ Kamehameha Schools/Thompson, Myron-education.

76. Coplan, Ethel Kilaulani; Miller, Susan Elliott. Hawaiian Cultural Sites Database Project. Honolulu: Hawaii's Thousand Friends; 1986; various pagings. Index to historic sites on O 'ahu. Arranged by place name with reference to the printed sources of books, articles, etc.. Also lists of districts and ahupua'a. f DUG28.03 C67 1986. Indexes-historic sites/Historic sites-index/Place names-index .

77. Corpus, Lorna. Dancing the Days Away. Aloha; Nov./Dec. 1986; 9(6): 66. Note: Col. photos. Features a calendar book with photos of the Queen Lili'uokalani Keiki [children] Hula Festival dancers taken by Joe Carnini. Hula-festivals-Keiki Hula-photos/Carnini, Joe/Hula-calendars.

78. Correa, E. Shan. The Other Royal Hawaiian Band. Aloha; Jan./ Feb. 1986; 9(1): 46-49,67. Note: B/W photos. Focuses on the band at the turn of the twentieth century. Royal Hawaiian Band.

79. Corum, Ann Kondo. Folk Remedies from Hawaii. Honolulu: Bess; 1985; 137 p. Note: Illus. Local folk sayings, including traditional Hawaiian uses of plants and other medical practices are illustrated with humorous cartoons. Short paragraphs on individual plants and their uses, with black and white drawings of indigenous and endemic plants. QK99 H3 C67 1985. Proverbs/Cartoons-proverbs/Medicine-proverbs.

80. Coryell, Jill. Ancestral Hawaiian Homelands, Evidence from Science and Oral Tradition. Honolulu; 1986; Various pagings. Note: Includes bibliography. Illus. This brief study traces from where the Hawaiians came, including an analysis of four famous migration chants, and references to related place-names in . Based on archaeological and linguistic evidence, and Hawaiian oral folklore. DU624.65 C67 1986a. Migration-chants/Origins of Hawaiians. 15

81. Coryell, Jill. Ancient Hawaiian Homelands, Marquesan Interpretation. Honolulu; 1986; Various pagings. Note: Includes bibliography. Illus. Continues earlier research, focusing on the probable origins of Hawaiians migrating from the Marquesas as early as 400 A. D. Based on archaeological evidence, Hawaiian folklore and chants. Compares place-names to support this theory. DU624.65 C672 1986a. Migration chants/Origins of Hawaiians-Marquesas Islands.

82. Coryell, Jill. Kukui. Honolulu; 1986; various pagings. Note: Includes a bibliography. University of Hawaii library prize for Pacific research-undergraduate. Value of the kukui and its many uses in traditional and contemporary Hawaiian culture, its botany, ceremonial function, and legends and chants related to this tree. SD397 C337 C67 1986. Kukui/PIants-kukui.

83. Costa-Pierce, Barry A. Aquaculture in : Integrated Farming Systems Included Massive Freshwater and Seawater Fish Ponds. Bioscience; 1987; 37(5): 320-330. Note: Biblio.: 5-6. Brief treatment of the unique and highly successful fishponds in supplying fish in the past, and their application to modern aquaculture. SZ870922.02. Aquaculture/Fishponds.

84. Cowboy Blues. Hawaii Business; Nov. 1985; 31(5): 58-60,62,64- 65. Ranching on Hawai'i Island briefly features Monty Richards and Pono Von Holt of Kahua Ranch, Richard Smart of Parker Ranch, and others. Ranching-Hawai'i Island/Hawai' i Island-ranching/Richards, Monty-ranching/Von Holt, Pono-ranching/Smart, Richard-ranching .

85. Craig, Daniel E. Cross-cultural Comparison of Families of the Pacific Basin: Hawaiian Families. Honolulu; 1983; 24 p. Note: Bibliog.: 24. University of Hawaii Master of Social Work Paper. Concludes in this brief paper that numerous complex factors have a continuous impact on the important role of the Hawaiian family. DU624.65 C73 1983a. Families.

86. Crook, Kathy. The Compilation of a Bibliography on Ghostly Legends of the Hawaiian Islands (Along with a Few Contemporary Accounts). Honolulu; 1986; 21 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on ghost legends. GR580 C76 1986a. Legends-ghosts-bibliographies/Bibliographies-legends-ghosts. 16

87. D'Amato, John Joseph. "We Cool, Tha's Why": a Study of Personhood and Place In a Class of Hawaiian Second Graders. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1986; 659 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Anthropology). References cites: 659-666. Study of "acting', the influential social behavior between students, teachers, and peers at Ka N a 'i Pono School, an elementary educational laboratory of KEEP (Kamehameha Early Education Program) between 1979 and 1981. AC1 H3 no. 2067. Education-"acting" social behavior/Kamehameha Early Education Program.

88. A Dance for All People; Hula is Art, Culture, Education and Entertainment. Ampersand; Winter 1986/1987: 12-17. Note: B/W photos. Hula festivals and competitions are featured. Includes a biographical sketch of Patience Bacon, hanai daughter of . Hula-festivals/Bacon, Patience/Pukui, Mary Kawena-daughter.

89. Dannenberg, James H. The Office of Hawaiian Affairs and the Issue of Sovereign Immunity. University of Hawaii Law Review; Spring 1985; 7(1): 95-103. Concludes that the Office of Hawaiian Affairs is not an "arm- of-the-state nor of equal sovereignty to state defendants". Office of Hawaiian Affairs/Sovereignty.

90. Davids, Hollace; Davids, Paul. The Fires of Pele: Mark Twain's Legendary Lost Journal. : Pictorial Legends; 1986; 56 p. Note: Col. illus. PS3554 A92 F57 1986. Pele.

91. Davis, Maile B. Library Resources about Native Hawaiians: a Bibliography of Kalo (Taro) in the Hawaiian Culture. Honolulu; 1986; 17 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on taro. SB211 T2 D38 1986a. Ethnobotany-taro-bibliography/Bibliographies-ethnobotany- taro .

92. Day, A. Grove. History Makers of Hawaii: a Biographical Dictionary. Honolulu: Mutual; 1984; 174 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 173-174. DU624.9 D39 1984. Biographies-dictionary. 17

93. DelaCruz, Tony. A Spirited Hawaiian Beauty. Hawaii; Nov./Dec. 1984; 4(6): 6-8. Note: Col. photos. Col. cover. Biographical sketch of Debbie Nakanelua, Miss Hawai’i of 1984 . Nakanelua, Debbie-Miss Hawaii/Women-Miss Hawaii-Nakanelua, Debbie.

94. Delamarter, Pauline. Bibliography of Biographies of Native Hawaiians. Honolulu; 1987; 21 p. Selected, annotated list of books of individual and collected biographies of Hawaiians. ZZ880217.02. Biographies-bibliography/Bibliographies-biography.

95. Dickinson, Roland. Geolinguistics in Hawaii. In: Geolinguistics Perspectives. Lanham, MD: University Press of America; 1987? Haml P23 I525 1985? Linguistics/Geolinguistics.

96. Dishnow, Ruth E. Selected Annotated Bibliography for the Female Hawaiian Lizard Goddesses, the Moo. Honolulu; 1987; 7 p. Short list of references to the mo'o in legends. PZ880107.01. Legends-mo’o-bibliography/Bibliographies-legends-mo'o.

97. Dodd, Carol Santoki. The Richardson Court: Hooponopono. University of Hawaii Law Review; Spring 1984; 6(1): 9-31. Hawaii State Chief Justice William Shaw Richardson (1966- 1982) was instrumental in the controversial decisions on water rights and shoreline boundaries. Richardson, William Shaw/Law-water rights/Law-shoreline boundaries/Water-rights/Shorelines-boundaries.

98. Dodd, Carol Santoki. The Richardson Years, 1966-1982. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Foundation. Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 1985; 152 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 143-146. Biography of Chief Justice William S. Richardson (1966-1982). Includes information from oral informants. DU627.83 R53 D63 1985. Richardson, William Shaw/Law-water rights/Law-shoreline boundaries/Water-rights/Shorelines-boundaries. 18

99. Dorton, Lilikala. E H o 'omau Ana ka 'Olelo Hawai'i? Will the Hawaiian Language Survive?: an Update on the Status of the Native Language of Hawai'i; 1984; 16 p. Note: Biblog.: 16. Presented at the Conference on Pacific Languages: Directions for the Future , Port Villa, Vanuatu, Aug. 30, 1984. Brief presentation on the precarious state of the Hawaiian language in Hawai'i, and the implications for other Pacific Island indigenous languages in danger of extinction. PL6441 D67 1984. Hawaiian language-survival.

100. Dorton, Lilikala. Land and the Promise of Capitalism: a Dilemma for the Hawaiian Chiefs of the 1848 Mahele. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1986; 449 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (History). Bibliog.: 434-449. Analysis of the Great Mahele, the historic land division of the mid-nineteenth century which resulted in the loss of land for the Hawaiians. Examines the land received by 252 chiefs, ten of whom relinquished half of their land. Includes genealogies and extensive cultural background related to chiefs. Land-Great Mahele/Chiefs-land.

101. Dosung, Lucas Hundang. Plants of Medicinal Value in Hawaii: an Annotated Bibliography. Honolulu; 1986; 9 p. Short annotated list of books, articles, etc. on Hawaiian uses of plants for medicine. QK99 H3 D67 1986. Ethnobotany-medicine-bibliography/Plants-medicine- bibliography/Bibliographies-plants-medicine.

102. Dudley, Michael Kioni. A Philosophical Analysis of Pre- European-contact Hawaiian Thought. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 358 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Philosophy). Bibliog.: 349-358. Study of whether Hawaiian preliterate thought may be considered as philosophy. Includes chapters on cosmology, mana, divinity, self, and environment. AC1 H3 no. 1982. Philosophy/Early culture-philosophy and religion/Religion/ Religion-mana.

103. Ehlke, Margaret S. Enthusiastic Religion and the Lives of Titus and Fidelia Coan, Missionaries to Hilo. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1986; 298 p. Note: M .A. thesis (American Studies). Bibliog.: 291-298. Includes some coverage of the Coan's involvement with training Hawaiian religious helpers (pp. 137-142), the Haili Church (p. 281-283), and Mrs. Coan's educational role (pp. 205-220, 283-285). CB5 H3 no. 1817. Bibliog.: 291-298. Missionaries-Coans-Hilo/Hawai'i Island-Hilo-missionaries/ Education-missionaries. 19

104. Enomoto, Wanda. Animals in Hawaii. Honolulu; 1986; 12 p. Note: Short, annotated list of legends about several animals. GR110 H38 E66 1986. Legends-animals-bibliographies/Bibliographies-legends- animals.

105. Environmental Impact Study Corporation. Kahoolawe Culture Study. Part 1. Historical Documentation. Part 2. Ethnographical and Cultural Values. Honolulu: The Corporation; 1983; 2 vols. Note: Includes bibliographies. Part 1. Kaho'olawe's past in legends and chants. Extensive historical documentation of the island through 1970, its controversial bombing by the U.S. Navy. With map, photos and an annotated list of place-names. Part 2. Cultural overview of important sites, religious activities; the Protect Kaho'olawe 'Ohana's efforts to stop the bombing and to obtain access to the island. Includes chants and another annotated list of place-names. DU628 K25 K25 1983 v. 1, v. 2. Kaho'olawe.

106. Ewanchuk, Michael. Hawaiian Ordeal: Ukranian Contract Workers, 1897-1910. Winnepeg, : M. Ewanchuk; 1986; 180. Note: Bibliog.: 177-178. History of Ukrainians who worked primarily on the sugar plantations. DU624.7 U47 E93 1986. Ukranians/Sugar plantation workers-Ukrainians.

107. Excerpts from the Works of a Lifetime; 'Olelo No'eau. Aloha; Sept./Oct. 1984; 7(5): 60-63. Note: B/W illus. Hawaiian proverbs collected by Mary Kawena Pukui illustrated with drawings by Dietrich Varez excerpted from the book, 'Olelo No'eau. Proverbs/Pukui, Mary/Varez, Dietrich.

108. Eyre, Cynthia. Iolani Palace. Aloha; July/Aug. 1984; 7(4): 38-41. Note: Col. photos. Features the newly restored areas of the palace. Iolani Palace-restoration.

109. Farrell, Courtney. Digging for History's Treasures. Spirit of Aloha; Nov./Dec. 1983; 8(9): 28-30. Note: Col. photos. Kiha-Louna heiau at Poipu Beach, and the Kaua'i chiefs. -Kiha-Louna/Kiha-Louna-heiau/Poipu Beach-Kiha-Louna heiau/Kaua'i-Poipu Beach-Kiha-Louna heiau. 20

110. Farrell, Courtney. Golf with a Different View: Ancient Hawaiian History. Spirit of Aloha; May/June 1984; 9(3): 32- 34. Note: Col. photos. The King's Trail and other archaeological sites at three Kohala golf courses. Archaeology-golf courses/Golf courses-historic sites/Hawai'i Island-Kohala-golf courses-historic sites/King's Trail-Kohala , Hawai'i Island.

111. Farrell, Courtney. An Old Booga Booga Hangs Tough. Spirit of Aloha; Nov./Dec. 1987; 12(6). Note: Col. illus. Brief sketch of Frank DeLima, the comedian best known for his Portuguese and other ethnic humor. Comedians-DeLima , Frank/DeLima, Frank-comedian.

112. Fitzpatrick, Norman. Annotated Chronological Bibliography of Voyaging Journals Referring to the Sandwich Island between 1796 and 1819. Honolulu; 1987; 68 p. List of selected early voyaging journals with abstract or listing of its contents of references to Hawaiians. DZ880111.01. Voyages-bibliography/Bibliographies-voyages.

113. Flores, E. Kalani. Ancestral Links to the Historical Sites of Ke'e. Historic Hawai'i; Nov. 1987; 13(11): 8-9. Note: B/W photos. Importance of the Kaulupa'oa heiau, Keahualaka hula platform, Lohiau's house platform, and the pohaku piko (----- ) of Kilioe at Ke'e on northern Kau'i, in relation to hula, to Laka, Pele, and Hi'iaka. Ke'e, Kaua'i/Kaulupa'oa heiau/Lohiau platform, Pohaku piko/ Hula-Ke'e-Kaua'i/Pele/Hi'iaka.

114. Florim, Joshua R. The Federal Rights of Hansen's Disease (Leprosy) Patients at Kalaupapa. University of Hawaii Law Review; Fall 1984; 6(2): 507-522.. On the current employment rights of patient employees at Kalaupapa Settlement on Moloka'i with specific reference to the 1973 federal Rehabilitation Act. Hansen's disease-employment/Kalaupapa-employment.

115. Friends of Iolani Palace. The Friends of Iolani Palace Cookbook. Honolulu: Friends of Iolani Palace; 1987; 157 p. TX724.5 H3 F75 1987. Iolani Palace-cookbook/Cookbooks-Iolani Palace.

116. Fujii, Jocelyn. A Lei for All Seasons. East West; Winter 1983; 4(2): 10-11. Note: B/W photos. Lei makers, Barbara Meheula, Roen Hufford and others are featured. Leis-makers/Meheula, Barbara/Hufford, Roen. 21

117. Fujitani, Patricia Mei. Factors Contributing to the Participation and Persistence of Adults in the Kamehameha Schools Basic Skills Program. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1984; 65 p. Note: M.Ed. thesis (Educational Foundations). Bibliog.: 61- 65. Examines the adult continuation program, Ke Kumu Na'auao ("Basic Education") at Kamehameha Schools to help Hawaiians earn a high school diploma and to update their basic skills. The program is open to all people. LB5 H3 no. 295. Education-adults-Kamehameha Schools/Kamehameha Schools-adults .

118. Fullard-Leo, Betty. Kekau; a Princess Perfects Her Palace. RSVP; Sept. 1985; 2(9): 10-13. Note: Col. photos. Col. cover. Kawananakoa, Abigail Kekaulike/Women-Kawanakoa, Abigail Kekaulike.

119. Fullard-Leo, Betty. Yvonne Cheng; Dyeing for a Living. Aloha; Nov./Dec. 1986; 9(6): 40-46. Note: Col. illus. Features Yvonne Cheng's batik artwork depicting Hawaiian women. Art-women/Women-artwork/Cheng, Yvonne/Artists-Cheng, Yvonne.

120. Furukawa, Lynette Yuki. Hula Festivals in Hawaii: a Selected Bibliography. Honolulu; 1987; 16 p. Short, selected list of articles and other references to hula festivals. ZZ871215.03. Hula-festivaIs-bibliography/Bibliographies-hula-festivals.

121. Gallagher, Mary Nancy. Seafaring Artists of Hawaii 1778- 1860: Hawaii's First Photographers. Honolulu; 1987; 10 p. Short, annotated list of references to drawings and other works of art depicting early Hawaiian culture. NZ880111.01. Art-voyages-bibliography/Voyages-bibliographies/ Bibliographies-voyages.

122. Gaylor, Ellen. Kapiolani, Queen Consort of Kalakaua. Honolulu; 1987; 43 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on Queen Kapiolani. Includes references to chants and songs by and about her. ZZ880217.01. Kapi'olani, Queen-bibliography/Bibliographies-Kapi'olani, Queen/Chants-Kapi'olani, Queen/Songs-Kapi'olani, Queen. 22

123. Gentry, Dick. Getting Down to Business on Hawaii's 'Forbidden Island'. Hawaii Business; July 1987: 56-58,60-61, 63 . Helicopter business controversy over the new service to Ni'ihau. Includes attorney Mililani Trask's comments on assisting Hawaiians on that island. Ni'ihau-helicopter service/Trask, Mililani-Ni'ihau and helicopters/Women-Trask, Mililani/Attorneys-Trask, Mililani.

124. Geraghty, Paul. Meeting of Tongue. Islands Business; Nov. 1984 ; 10(10) : ---- . Brief reference to Lilikala Dorton's E Ho'omau Ana ka 'Olelo Hawai'i; Will the Hawaiian Language Survive? in comparing the use of Hawaiian with indigenous languages in other Pacific Island groups. Hawaiian language-survival.

125. Goetsch, Leona Audrey. Hawaiian Medicinal Herbs. Honolulu; 1983;. 26 p. Note: Bibliog: 25-26. Col. illus. Brief descriptions and uses of fourteen medicinal herbs illustrated with colored photos. QK99 H3 G64. Ethnobotany-herbs/Medicine-herbs/Plants-herbs.

126. Golembeski, Carol. Legends of Hilo and Puna; a Bibliography of Sources and an Index of Selected Stories. Honolulu; 1987; various pagings. Short, annotated list of legends about Hilo and Puna, on Hawai'i Island. ZZ871215.05. Legends-Hilo-bibliography/Legends-Puna-bibliography/ Bibliographies-legends-Hilo/Bibliographies-legends-Puna.

127. Goto, Akira. Prehistory Ecology and Economy of Fishing in Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1986; 528 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Anthropology). Bibliog.: 500-506. Extensive archaeological study of pre-historic fishing styles based on examination of fishhooks, fish remains, etc. analyzed from an ecological and economic perspective. AC1 H3 no. 2071. Fishing/Ocean resources.

128. Goto, Jennifer Rei. Hoomalama Ana i ka Manao o Hanai ma Hawaii Nei; The Preservation of the Hanai System in Contemporary Hawaii. Honolulu; 1983; 34 p. Note: Bibliog.: 33-34. Library prize for Pacific research; 1983 undergraduate winner. Hanai, the permanent form of adoption, is briefly examined in its traditional culture and in today's legal setting. HV875 G64 1983a. Families/Adoption/Children-adoption/Iaws-adoption. 23

129. Graham, Robert. Hawaii under the Union Jack. Honolulu; Sept. 1987; 22(3): 56-57,80,82,84,87. Note: B/W photos. Account of the George Paulet incident in 1843 when Rear Admiral Richard D. Thomas saved the from British rule. Paulet, George/Thomas, Richard D., Admiral/History-Paulet incident.

130. Greene, Linda W. Exile in Paradise: the Isolation of Hawaii's Leprosy Victims and Development of Kalaupapa Settlement, 1865 to the present. Denver: U.S. Dept, of the Interior, , Denver Service Center; 1985; 737 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 731-737. Extensive historical study of Kalaupapa, Moloka'i as a leprosy settlement where many Hawaiians were "exiled". Includes maps of housing areas. RC154.5 H3 G74 1985. Hansen's disease-Kalaupapa-history, Kalaupapa-Hansen's disease-history.

131. Greenwell, Jean. Crisis in Kona. Hawaiian Journal of History; 1987; 21: 67-76. Note: Notes: 73-76. History-Kona, Hawai'i/Kona, Hawai'i-history.

132. Grimshaw, Patricia. New Missionary Wives, Hawaiian Women, and "The Cult of True Womanhood". Hawaiian Journal of History; 1985; 19: 71. Includes kinship relations, and child care changes in Hawaiians adapting to Western family life as viewed by and influenced by Protestant missionary women. Families/Child care/Women.

133. Gromley, Rita. Let the Little Ones Dance. Aloha; July/Aug. 1984; 7(4): 70-73. Note: Col. photos. Photos and brief text on the Queen Lili'uokalani Keiki [children] Hula Competition. Hula-festivals-Keiki Hula/Hula-children.

134. Guard, Devon. A Slice of One Hundred Percent American Style. RSVP; Nov. 1986; 3(11): 20-26. Note: Col. photos. Brief focus on Danny Couch and Russell Shimooka. Fashion-Couch, Danny/Fashion-Shimooka, Russell/Couch, Danny/ Shimooka, Russell. 24

135. Gunnes, Jo Lynn. Archaeological Investigation at Kualoa Regional Park, 1975-1985, an Overview. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987 279 p. Note: M.A. Thesis (Anthropology). Bibliog.: 271-279. Illus. (some col.). Study of Kualoa in Windward O'ahu, one of the most sacred sites, and of nearby Mokoli'i Island (Chinaman's Hat). Artifacts and human remains were examined. Includes legendary, historic, and oral sources. CB5 H3 1851. Archaeology-Oahu-Kualoa/Kualoa/Mokili'i/Sacred sites-Kualoa.

136. Gushman, Deborah Boehm. Jesse Farewell. East West; Summer 1984; 4(4): 22-26. Note: Col. photos; col. cover by Frank Salmoiraphi. Jesse Kahaulua's retires as a sumo wrestler in . His professional name is Takamiyama. Kahaulua, Jesse/Sumo.

137. Gutamanis, June; Monden, Susan. Kahuna La'au Lapa'au: the Practice of Hawaiian Herbal Medicine. 3rd ed. Honolulu: Island Heritage; 1985; 144 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Slightly revised edition of a useful work on Hawaiian medical uses of plants arranged by type of illness. Attractive color photos are now placed in the back of the book. The English translations of Hawaiian texts are by Theodore Kelsey. Kahuna la'au lapa'au is "curing medicine (la'au is literally leaves/plants) expert". QK99 H3 G88 1985. Medicine-herbs/Ethnobotany-herbs.

138. Gutmanis, June. Pohaku; Hawaiian Stones. Laie, HI; 1986?; 36 P- GR119 H38 G87 1986. Stones.

139. Gutmanis, June. Pule Kahiko; Ancient Hawaiian Prayers. Honolulu: Editions Limited; 1983; 124 p. Note: Bibliog.: 117-120. Illus. Collection of a wide variety of chants for special occasions and for everyday use. Chants are in Hawaiian and English, with notes. Bibliography includes brief identification of Hawaiian informants. BL2620 H3 G87 1983. Chants/Prayers/Religion-chants. 25

140. Haar, Francis; Black, Cobey. Iolani Luahine. Honolulu: Topgallant; 1985; 89 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Black and white and few colored photos of the noted hula dancer and teacher, 'Iolani Luahine, taken by Francis Haar. Text by Cobey Black. Includes several chants in Hawaiian and English. GV1796 H8 H33 1985. Hula-teachers-'Iolani Luahine/Luahine, ' Iolani-hula.

141. Hackelman, Jim. The 103-Yard Run. Honolulu; Nov. 1986; 21(5): 44. Note: B/W photos. Former athlete and coach, Tommy Kaulukukui, now an Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustee, and his 103-yard football run for the University of Hawaii when he was a sophomore in 1931. Kaulukukui, Tommy/Athletes-Kaulukukui, Tommy.

142. Hackelman, Jim. The Kid vs. the Babe. Honolulu; Aug. 1986; 21(2): 28. Note: B/W photos. Earl Kalikolehua Vida, eighty-five year-old baseball pitcher, struck out Babe Ruth in Honolulu Stadium in 1931. Vida, Earl K. /Athletes-Vida, Earl K.-Babe Ruth.

143. Hackelman, Jim. Sermon on the Mound. Honolulu; Jan. 1986; 20(7): 112,115. Note: B/W photos. On Rockne Freitas, associate athletic director, at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Freitas, Rockne/Athletes-Freitas, Rockne/University of Hawaii-Freitas, Rockne.

144. Hackler, Rhoda E. A. Iolani Palace: Hawai'i's Royal Palace, Official Residence of King Kalakaua and Queen Lili'uokalani, the Last Monarch of Hawai'i, 1882-1893. Honolulu: Friends of Iolani Palace; 1987; 33 p. Brief illustrated history of the recently restored palace and its grounds. NZ870923.25. Iolani Palace/Architecture-Iolani Palace.

145. Hagan, Cheryl. Bibliography: the Hula. Honolulu; 1986; 31 p. Selected, annotated bibliography of books and articles on hula. GV1796 H8 H34 1986a. Hula-bibliography/Bibliographies-hula.

146. Hagan, Cheryl. Bibliography- the Hula. Honolulu; 1986; 31 p. Short, annotated list of selected books, articles, etc. on hula. GV1726 H8 H34 1986a. Hula-bibliography/Bibliographies-hula. 26

147. Hall, Dale. Hawaiian Music; Past and Present. Journal of the West; July 1983; 22(7?): 65-69. Focuses on Hawaiian music of the nineteenth century. Includes some analysis based on European models. Music-Nineteenth century.

148. Hall, Ellis H. The Kukui and Its Uses in Early Hawaiian Dentistry. Hawaii Dental Journal; Apr. 1986; 17(4); 8,13. Note: Col. cover. Brief, popular article on important uses of the kukui (candlenut tree), Hawai'i's official state tree. Kukui/Dentistry.

149. Han, Toni and others. Moe Kau a Ho'oilo: Hawaiian Mortuary Practices at Keopu, Kona, Hawai'i. Honolulu: Dept, of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum; 1986; 401 p. Note: Bibliog.: 391-401. Illus. Report, no. 86-1. Extensive archaeological study of a burial site at Keopu, Kailua, Kona, Hawai'i Island. Examines artifacts and human skeletal remains of 355 individuals buried over a 600-year period between the thirteenth century and 1950. The site was uncovered during road construction in the early 1980's. DU624.65 A1 B47 no. 86-1. Archaeology-Keopu, Hawai'i Island/Burial sites-Keopu, Hawai'i Island/ Keopu, Hawai'i Island/Kona-Hawai'i Island.

150. Harby, Bill. A Loyal Subject. Honolulu; Apr. 1986; 21(10): 38-41 . Note: B/W photos. Features musician and entertainer, Palani Vaughn. Vaughn, Palani/Musicians-Vaughn, Palani.

151. Harby, Bill. Modern Music. Honolulu; Dec. 1984; 19(6): 42, 44,46. Features the Cazimero Brothers and other recordings of Jon DeMello's Mountain Apple Company. Musicians-Cazimero Brothers/Music-DeMello, Jon.

152. Hart, Lola. Origins of the Hawaiian People: an Unconventional Bibliography. Honolulu; 1986; various pagings. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the origins of the Hawaiians. ZZ870627.03. Origins of Hawaiians-bibliography/Bibliographies-origins of Hawaiians.

153. Hawaii. Dept, of Education. Education for Niihau Children. Honolulu: The Dept.; 1983; 30 p. Brief reports on efforts to improve the education of children on N i 'ihau where Hawaiian is the first language spoken. LA2259 N5 E4 1983. N i 'ihau-education/Education-Ni'ihau/Hawaiian Language-Ni'ihau . 27

154. Hawaii. Dept. of Education. Honolulu District Office. Kupuna. Honolulu; 1983; 99 p. DU625.8 K86 1983. Kupuna-Hawaiian Studies/Hawaiian Studies-kupuna.

155. Hawaii. Office of Children and Youth. Hawaii Basic Data and Information Book on Hawaiians. Honolulu: The Office; 1983; 26 p. Note: Includes bibliographical references. Statistics and graphs on the population, economic status, and social and educational aspects of Hawaiians. Most data taken from then recently published sources. DU624.6 H33 1983. Statistics-children and youth/Chil dren-Statistics .

156. Hawaii. Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Population Survey/Needs Assessment: Final Report. Honolulu: The Office; 1986; Various pagings. Survey results and statistics on needs assessment in education, employment, social services, Hawaiian rights and lifestyles, etc.; based on interviews. DUJ624 .65 H36 1986 . Surveys-needs/Statistics-needs.

157. Hawaii. Office of the Legislative Auditor; Naito, Yukio. Final Report on the Public Land Trust: a Report to the Legislature of the State of Hawaii. Honolulu: The Auditor; 1986; 136 p.; Separate Appendix. Note: Report no. 86-17. Illus. State government study on "ceded lands". Part 1 is the problems of definition, an inventory of public lands, legislative issues, and recommendations. Part 2 is an appendix of colored maps of harbors and air-port areas on public land. HJ9840.5 A26a no. 86-17, plus Appendix. Land claims-public land/Harbors/Airports .

158. The Hawaiian Language; Easy It Isn't. Hawaiian Realtor; Nov. 1984; 11(4 [3]): 82-84. Examples of glottal stops, macron markers, and other elements of the Hawaiian language as they affect the meaning of words. The magazine now uses glottal stops in its articles. Hawaiian language-pronunciation/Hawaiian Realtor-Hawaiian language.

159. Heckathorn, John. Before It All Disappears. Honolulu; Feb. 1985; 19(8): 52-56,58,60-64.

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160. Heckathorn, John. Can Hawaiian Survive. Honolulu; Apr. 1987; 21(10): 48-82,84,86. Note: B/W photos. On the establishment of Punana Leo (Language Nest), preschools where only Hawaiian is spoken. Features Hawaiian language instructors, Larry Kimura of the University of Hawaii at Manoa and Kauanoe Kamana of the University of Hawaii at Hilo. Hawaiian language-preschools-Punana Leo/Kimura, Larry/Kamana, Kauanoe/Punana Leo-Hawaiian language school.

161. Heckathorn, John. Gov. John Waihee. Honolulu; Nov. 1987; 22(5) : 94,96-98,100-101,103-104,109-110,113,115. Note: B/W photos. Interview with Hawai'i's new governor, on topics of campaign sources, traffic problems, teachers' salaries, etc. Waihee, John/Governors-Waihe'e, John.

162. Heckathorn, John. Sweet and Sour . Honolulu; Sept. 1985; 20(3) : 83-84,86. Note: B/W illus. On Hawaiian food restaurants in Honolulu. Food/Restaurants.

163. Henderson, Tad; Morris, Larry. Iosepa, When Paradise Came to the Desert. Honolulu; Nov. 1986; 21(5): 98-101,160,162. Note: B/W photos. On Hawaiians of the Mormon religion who settled in Skull Valley, Utah about one-hundred years ago. Hawaiians oversea-Utah-Skull Valley/Mormons-Utah-Skull Valley.

164. Hirayasu, Naomi. Adverse Possession and Quiet Title Actions in Hawaii--Recent Constitutional Developments. Hawaii Bar Journal; 1985; 19(1): — ?? Historical background and current interpretation of Section 12 of the 1978 State Constitution on quiet title to land through adverse possession. Land rights-adverse possession and quiet title/Constitution- land.

165. Hoehn, Robert G. Ancient Hawaiian Graffiti. Science Activities; April/May 1987; 24(2): 5-8. Note: B/W illus. Brief, popular treatment on using petroglyphs as a class project. Petroglyphs/Graffiti-petroglyphs.

166. Hokule'a; Sailing by the Sun and Stars. Honolulu; Feb. 1986; 20(8): 1-15 separate sec. Note: Col. photos.

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167. Hommon, Robert. Historical Resources Study, State Historical Park. Honolulu: Hawaii. Div. of State Parks. Outdoor Recreation and Historic Sites; 1986; 2 Vols. Note: Bibliog.: Vol. 1 C1-E6. Computerized index to over 1,000 books, articles, etc., and graphic sources about the Kealakekua Bay. Includes many references to Hawaiian culture, Great Mahele land awards and non-awards. Also arranged by reference source. Vol. 1 Land awards and bibliography. Vol. 2 Indexes. DU629 K298 H66 1986. Kealakekua Bay-index/Indexes-Kealakekua Bay/Picture sources- index-Kealakekua Bay/Land-Mahele awards and non-awards- Kealakekua Bay.

168. Honbo, Kelly Ann Miyoshi. A Look at Self-concept through Perceptions of Young Hawaiian Children. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 73 p. Note: M .A . thesis (Psychology). Bibliog: 70-73. Analysis of elementary students at Kamehameha Schools in 1986 based on Harter's Pictorial Scale of Perceived Competence and Social Acceptance. In general, the response was positive self-evaluation. CB5 H3 no. 1874. Psychology-children/Education-children.

169. Hopkins, Jerry. Charles K. L. Davis. Honolulu; Feb. 1984; 18(8): 41-42,44,46-47. Note: B/W photos. Interview with the "grand old man" of Hawaiian music entertainment. Davis, Charles K. L ./Musicians-David, Charles K. L.

170. Hopkins, Jerry. The Olympics of Hawaiian Dance. Honolulu; Apr. 1983; 17(10): 45. Note: B/W photos. Some of the problems associated with the increased popularity of the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival in Hilo, Hawai’i Island. Hula-festivals-Merrie Monarch/Hilo-hula.

171. Hopkins, Jerry; Crockett-Hopkins, Rebecca. All in the Family. Honolulu; Mar. 1984; 18(9): 38-39. On the musical Lim family of Kohala, Hawai'i Island. Musicians-Lim family/Lim family/Music-Kohala.

172. Hopper, Pegge/Berry, Don. Women of Hawaii: Pictures. Seattle: Winn; 1985; 73 p. Note: Illus. ND237 H76 B47 1985. Art-women/Women-art. 30

173. Horton, Karen. Baranov and the Bavarian-Paradise Lost. Spirit of Aloha; Nov. 1982; 7(11): 22-23. Note: Col. photos. and Russian ambitions on Kaua’i in the early nineteenth century. Kamehameha I-Russians,/Kaua' i-Russians/Russians-Kaua' i .

174. Horton, Karen. Cultivating a "Poifect" Crop. Spirit of Aloha; Jan./Feb. 1985; 10(1): 8-10,13-15. Note: Col. photos. Eddie Wendt and her Wailua Poi Shop at Keanae, Maui. Wendt, Eddie-poi/Poi/Maui-Keanae-poi.

175. Horton, Karen. Honolulu's Designing Trio. Spirit of Aloha; Nov./Dec. 1986; 11(6): 10-12. Note: Col. photos. Includes brief feature on clothing designer, Allen Akina. Akina, A llen-designer/Designers-Akina, Allen.

176. Horton, Karen. Honoring Hawaii's Greatest Warrior. Spirit of Aloha; May 1983; 8(5): 83-84. Note: Col. photos. King Kamehameha Day celebrations, his historic presence on Hawai'i Island. Kamehameha I-celebrations and history/Hawai'i Island-King Kamehameha Day.

177. Horton, Karen. The Lady is a Rancher. Spirit of Aloha; Jan./ Feb. 1985; 10(1): 30-31 . Note: B/W photos. Anna Lindsey Perry-Fiske, well-known Hawai'i Island rancher. Lindsey family/Perry-Fiske, Anna Lindsey-rancher/Women-Perry- Fiske, Anna Lindsey/Hawai'i Island-Kohala-ranching/Hawai'i Island-ranching/Ranching-Hawai'i Island.

178. Horton, Karen. On Sacred Soil. Spirit of Aloha; Nov./Dec, 1984; 9(6): 26 -30 . Note: B/W photos. Mo'okini Heiau in North Kohala, Hawai'i Island, under kahu (guardian), Leimomi Mookini Lum. Heiaus-Mo'okini, Hawai'i Island/Lum, Leimomi Mookini-heiau.

179. Horton, Karen. Quilting Hawaiian Style. Spirit of Aloha; Jan. 1983; 8(1): 28-29. Note: Col. photos. Hawaiian quilts with photo of Mama Loke. Quilts/Loke, Mama-quilts.

180. Horton, Karen. The Tiny Shells of Niihau. Spirit of Aloha; Sept./Oct. 1983; 8(8): 18-19. Note: Col. photos, Lena Mendonca of Kaua'i who does appraisals and her collection of N i 'ihau shell leis. Leis-Ni'ihau shells/Ni'ihau-shell leis. 31

181. Horton, Karen. Tours that Teach ... as Well as Entertain. Spirit of Aloha; Mar. 1982; 7(3): 8-10. Note: Col. and B/W photos. A'ala Akana and Hawaiian culture programs at the Hotel King Kamehameha in Kailua-Kona. Akana, A'ala/Hotels-King Kamehameha/Kailua-Kona-Akana, A'ala.

182. Horton, Tom. Family Show Business-Hawaiian Style. Spirit of Aloha; Oct. 1982; 7(10): 28-29. Note: Col. photos. Larry Rivera and entertainment at the Coco Palms Hotel at Wailua, Kaua'i. Rivera, Larry-entertainers/Entertainers-Rivera, Larry, Hotels-Coco Palms-Wailau, Kaua'i.

183. Horton, Tom. The First Lady of Leis. Spirit of Aloha; Sept./ Oct. 1985; 10(5): 30-32. Note: Col. photos. Brief sketch of Barbara Meheula, well-known for lei-making and flower-arranging. Meheula, Barbara-leis/Leis-Meheula, Barbara/Women-Meheula, Barbara-leis.

184. Horton, Tom. Frank Discovers the Hawaiians. Honolulu; Oct. 1986; 21(2): 128. Note: B/W illus. Mayor Frank Fasi and his new awareness of the plight of the Hawaiians. Fasi, Frank/Politics-Fasi, Frank.

185. Horton, Tom. Free Lunch No More. Honolulu; July 1985; 20(1): 102 . On eating and drinking at Emil and Gilda Lee's Pohaku restaurantin Kalihi. Food/Restaurants.

186. Horton, Tom. Gov. John Waihee: from a Rural Big island Boyhood to the State Cap[itol. Spirit of Aloha; Mar./Apr. 1987; 12(2): 8-10,12,25. Note: Col. & B/W photos. Col. cover. Features Hawaii's first Hawaiian governor. Waihee, John-governor.

187. Horton, Tom. Hawaii Lost. Honolulu; Jan. 1987; 21(7): 108. Randy Lee of the Willows restaurant on the loss of Hawaiian feeling in the tourist industry. Lee, Randy/Restaurants-Willows/Tourism-Hawaiian feeling.

188. Horton, Tom. Ignoring an Expert's Advice. Honolulu; Feb. 1987: 100. On John K. Clark's books about beaches of Hawai'i Island, O 'ahu, and Maui County. Clark, John K ./Beaches-Clark, John K ./Firemen-Clark, John K. 32

189. Horton, Tom. Moment of Morning Dew. Honolulu; Nov. 1984; 19(5): 206. On the author's experience upon hearing and his Sons of Hawaii musical group. Kamae, Eddie/Musicians-Kamae,Eddie/Musicians-Sons of Hawaii/ Songs-E Ku'u Morning Dew.

190. Horton, Tom. Sutter's Kanakas. Honolulu; Nov. 1983; 18(5): 91-93,154,156,158,160,162. Features Hawaiians in who worked for Captain John Sutter during the 1849 Gold Rush days. Hawaiians overseas-California-Gold Rush-Sutter, John.

191. Horton, Tom. A Waikiki Love Story. Spirit of Aloha; Nov./ Dec. 1983; 8(9): 34-35. Note: Col. photos. Cha Thompson and her husband's Jack "Tihati" and their Polynesian shows. Entertainers-Thompson, Cha/Entertainers-Tihati, Jack/ Thompson, Cha-entertainers/Tihati, Jack-entertainers.

192. Hot Talk, Walter Ritte on Business, Tourism, and the "Last Resort". Hawaii Business; May 1984; 29(11): 65,67-74. Note: B/W photos. Col. cover. Question-and-answer interview with the Moloka'i activist. Ritte, Walter/Moloka'i-politics-Ritte, Walter.

193. Houston, James. The Songwriter of Waipio Valley. Honolulu; Oct. 1987; 22(4): 52-55,87-88. Note: B/W photos, some col. The life of the late Sam Li'a, fiddle-player and songwriter of Waipi'o, Hawai'i Island, is being filmed by musician Eddie Kamae of the Sons of Hawai'i. Li'a,Sam/Composer-Li'a ,Sam/Waipi'o, Hawai'i Island-Music/ Kamae, Eddie Kamae.

194. Huber, Dale R. Ancient Hawaiian Fishponds of Oahu: a Bibliography of Map Resources. Honolulu; 1986; 20 p. List of maps of Oahu fishponds, past and present, with background information on these ponds. SH35 H3 H82 1986a. Fishponds-bibliography/Fishponds-maps/Bibliographies- fishponds/Maps-Fishponds-O 'ahu.

195. Hurley, Joseph. On the Road Home. Honolulu; May 1987. Includes singer-actor, William Ha'o, in the play, The Dream of Kitamura. Also focuses briefly on dancer, Norman Kauahi. Actors-Ha'o, William/Dancers-Kauahi, Norman/Ha'o, William/ Kauahi, Norman. 33

196. Is John Waihee Bad News for Business? Hawaii Business; Jan. 1987; 32(7): 29-32,36-37. Note: B/W and col. photos. Col. cover. Question-and-answer interview with Hawai'i's new governor on the subject of business. Waihee, John-governor/Business-Gov. John Waihee.

197. Ito, Karen. Ho'oponopono: To Make Right : Hawaiian Conflict Resolution and Metaphor in the Construction of a Family Therapy. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry; June 1985; 9(2): 201-217. Note: Bibliog.: 215-217. Ho'oponopono, a form of Hawaiian conflict resolution, is examined in relation to the nature and dynamics of social relations as family therapy. Ho'oponopono/Families-ho'oponopono.

198. Ito, Karen. Illness and Retribution: a Cultural Form of Self Analysis among Urban Hawaiian Women. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry; ----1982; 6: 385-403. Note: Bibliog.: 402-403. Includes errata sheet. Examines behavior and self-knowledge among urban Hawaiian women in cases of illness and retribution. Mental health/Women-mental health.

199. Jensen, Lucia Tarallo; Jensen, Rocky. Lord of the Forest: a Legacy Unbroken. Honolulu: Anima Gemelia; 1985; 181 p. Note: Bibliog.: 154-157. Illus. Many aspects of the traditional wood and stone carvers of images, canoes, and house decorations viewed from the perspective of a contemporary sculptor, Rocky Jensen, and his wife. Includes numerous excerpts from the nineteenth-century writings of David Malo and Samuel Kamakau, as well as C.E. S. Handy and others. Illustrated with drawings of various occupations in the traditional culture. BL2620 H3 J46 1985. Culture, early-art/Art-sculpture.

200. Jervis, Gerard. A Hawaiian Healing Place. Hawaii; May/June 1984; 4(3): 38-40. Note: B/W & col. illus. On Kea'iwa Heiau State Park at the tope of Aiea Heights, O 'ahu, a medical heiau. Kea'iwa means "incomprehensible" according to Mary Puku'i. Heiaus-Aiea-Kea'iwa/Parks, state-Kea'iwa, Aiea/Aiea-heiaus- Kea'iwi/Heiaus-medical-Kea'iwa, Aiea/Kea'iwi, Aiea. 34

201. Joesting, Edward. Kauai: the Separate Kingdom. Honolulu; Lihue, HI: University of Hawaii Press; Kauai Museum Association; 1984; 299 p. Note: Bibliog.: 281-292. Illus. This general history includes brief pre-contact history, legends, and the impact of land and other changes when Kaua'i came under the control of the Kamehamehas. DU628 K3 J63 1984. Kaua'i-history/Legends-Kaua'i/Kaua'i-land/Land-Kaua 'i.

202. Johnson, David B. The Hawaiian Population by Proportion Hawaiian Ancestry by Age, Sex and County: Preliminary Estimates, 1982: a Report: Hawaii. Office of Hawaiian Affairs; 1984; 12 p. Statistical report on the size and characteristics of Hawaiians based on the 1982 and in part 1983 Hawaii State Health Surveillance Program. Tables by state and county. DU624,65 J64 1984. Population-1982-1983.

203. Jordon, Tom. Covering Kapakohelele. Honolulu; Aug. 1983; 18(2): 30,34. Comments on the press release and coverage by the Honolulu Advertiser and Honolulu Star-Bulletin on the "discovery" of a "cave" with a rock feature of the "flying vagina" in Puna, Hawai'i Island. Kapokohelele/Caves-Kapokohele/ Puna-Kapokohele/Archaeology- Kapokoholele.

204. Ka'ano'i , Patrick; Snakenberg, Robert L. Hawaiian Name Book. Honolulu: Bess; 1987? Names, personal.

205. Kaeppler, Adrienne. Polynesian Dance: with a Selection for Contemporary Performances. Honolulu: Alpha Delta Kappa; 1983; 110 p. Note: Includes bibliographies (Hawai'i on p. 26). Section on Hawai'i includes words in Hawaiian and English, music, and dance notation for two hulas: A Hilo Au, in praise of Kamehameha III, and E Pua Ana ka Makani, in praise of Ka' ahumanu. GV1728 P6 K3 1983. Hula/Chants-A Hilo Au-Kamehameha III/Chants-E Pua ana ka Makani- Ka'ahumanu.

206. Kahapea, Alexander N. Alika; the Hawaiian. New York: Vantage; 1987; 389 p. Note: Vol. 1 only published to date. Autobiography of a highly decorated veteran of World War II also known as Ale Hou Nalua Kahapea, was the son of Joseph Nalua and Sarch Francisco Kepo'o. Most of this account is about his military years. CT275 K24 A3 1987 v. 1. Kahapea, Ale Hou Nalua/Military/Biographies-Kahapea, Alexander. 35

207. Kahiolo, G.W.; Mookini, Esther. Holoholona Wawae Eha o Ka Lama Hawaii: The Four-footed Animals of Ka Lama Hawaii. Honolulu: Bamboo Ridge; 1985; 129 p. QL706 H64 1985. Hawaiian language-readers-bilingual/Lahainaluna School-Hawaiian language.

208. Kamehameha Schools-Bishop Estate. Native Hawaiian Educational Assessment Project: Final Report. Honolulu; 1983; 234 p. Note: Bibliog.: 221-234. Major study conducted for the U.S. Dept, of Education compares the performance of Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians in public and private schools. LC3501 H3 N372. Education-comparative studies/Kamehameha Schools.

209. Kamehameha Schools-Bishop Estate; United States. Dept, of Education. Native Hawaiian Educational Assessment Project: Final Report Executive Summary. Honolulu; 1983; 11 p. Executive summary of the previous entry. LC3501 H3 N37. Education-comparative studies/Kamehameha Schools.

210. Kanahele, George. Ku Kanaka, Stand Tall: a Search for Hawaiian Values. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1986; 529 p . Note: Bibliog.: 499-614. An important in-depth study of traditional Hawaiian values and their modern counterparts based on Hawaiian achievements in engineering, economics, management, religion and sense of space. DU624.5 K33 1986. Cultural values.

211. Kanahele, George S. Pauahi: the Kamehameha Legacy. Honolulu: Kamehameha Schools Press; 1986; 223 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 211-215. DU627.17 B4 K36 1986. Bishop, Bernice Pauahi-biography/Biographies-Bishop, Bernice Pauahi/Kamehameha Schools-Bishop, Bernice Pauahi.

212. Kane, Herbert Kawainui. Pele, Goddess of Hawaii's Volcanoes. Captain Cook, HI: Kawainui Press; 1987; 63 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). GR510 K36 1987. Pele.

213. Kapololu, Richard. Punchbowl Song. Honolulu: Topgallant; 1985; 120 p. Note: Illus. Vignettes of the author's boyhood memories of growing up in the Punchbowl, Honolulu area. DU624.5 K36 1985. Biographies-Kapololu, Richard/Punchbowl area-biography. 36

214. Kapono Beamer; Success Has Given Him Plenty to Sing About. Oahu; May/Je 1984; 8(3): 36-37. Note: B/W photos. Features musician Kapono Beamer, Beamer, Kapono-musician/Musicians-Beamer, Kapono.

215. Kauahikaua, Dwight Pauahi; Chun, Daniel G. Memorial to a Princess. Hawaii Architect; 15(7): 26-28. Note: B/W illus. On the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Memorial Chapel and Heritage Center under construction at Kamehameha Schools. Kamehameha Schools-Heritage Center/Kamehameha Schools-chapel/ Bishop, Bernice Pauahi-buildings.

216. Kekuaokalani, Victoria K ., Sally M. Wood Naluai; a Story of My Life. Mormon History in the Pacific; 1985; 6: 20-22. Autobiographical sketch of the noted hula teacher, Sally Wood, prepared in her own words by the author who is her sister-in-law. Hula-teachers-Wood, Sally/Wood, Sally-hula.

217. Kelly, Marion; Kurashina, Hiro; Sinoto, Aki. Queen's Beach Park Feasibility Study: Cultural Resources Overview, Honolulu: Honolulu. Dept, of Parks and Recreation; 1984; 81 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 79-81. SB463 H65 Q46 1984d. Queen's Beach.

218. Kelly, Marion; Muramoto,Wayne. Pele and Hi' iaka Visit the Sites of Ke'e, Haena, Island of Kaua'i . Honolulu: Bishop Museum Press; 1984; 35 p. Note: Illus. Brief retelling of the Pele and Hi'iaka legend with background information on sites at Ke'e and Haena, Kaua'i . Includes list of characters and glossary. Green and white illustrations by Muramoto. GR110 H38 K45 1984. Pele/Hi'iaka/Ke'e, Kaua'i.

219. Kent, Harold Winfield. Treasury of Hawaiian Words in One Hundred and One Categories. Honolulu: Masonic Public Library of Hawaii; 1986; 475 p. PL6446 K46 1986. Hawaiian language-compilations.

220. Kephart, Linda. Tough as Tough Does. Hawaii Business; June 1985; 30(12): 43-46. Note: B/W photos. Profile of Jack Magoon, president of Hawaiian Airlines, on recent changes. Magoon, Jack/Hawaiian Airlines-Magoon, Jack/Businesspersons- Magoon, Jack. 37

221. Kephart, Linda. Why Aren't Hawaiians in Business? Hawaii Business; Apr. 1985; 30(10): 17-18,20,22. Note: B/W photos. Only two percent of Hawaiians are professional, technical, and entrepreneurial professions. Identifies sixteen Hawaiian businessmen. Businesspersons/Occupations.

222. Kepler, Angela Kay. Hawaiian Heritage Plants. Honolulu: Oriental; 1983; 150 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). The important role and uses of plants are briefly covered in this handy attractive guide to endemic and indigenous plants. Small, but numerous colored photos. QK473 H4 K46 1983. Ethnobotany/Plants.

223. Kim, Linda T. Ancient Hawaiian Uses of : an Annotated Bibliography. Honolulu; 1987; 1.1 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on tapa, the Hawaiian bark cloth. TZ880111.01. Tapa-bibliography/Bibliographies- tapa.

224. Kim, Marilyn. Abigail Kinoiki Kekaulike Kawananakoa. Honolulu; Nov. 1986; 21(5): 76-68,70,72,74,76. Note: B/W photos. Interview with a descendant of the King Kalakaua lineage through Queen Kapi'olani, on Hawaiian affairs. Kawananakoa, Abigail Kekaulike//Women-Kawananakoa, Abigail Kekaulike.

225. Kim, Marilyn. Bringing Home the Gold. Honolulu; Nov. 1983; 18(5) : 74-81. Note: B/W photos. Includes a section on "The Indefatigable Duke," swimmer Duke Kahanamoku, and other Olympic Games' winners from Hawai'i. Kahanamoku,Duke/Swimming-Kahanamoku,Duke/Olympics-Kahanamoku, Duke.

226. Kim, Marilyn. Danny Kaleikini. Honolulu; March 1987; 21(9): 34,36,38,40-41 . Note: Col. cover, B/W photos. Interview with the enduring musical entertainer at the Kahala Hilton Hotel,. Kaleikini , Danny/Musicians-Kaleikini , Danny,/Hotels-Kahala Hil ton.

227. Kim, Marilyn. The Lure of Las Vegas. Honolulu; July 1987; 22(1): 52-55,78,80,82. On Hawai'i visitors to Las Vegas. Mentions Dan Purdy as one of a number of former residents who now live there. Las Vegas/Purdy, Dan. 38

228. Kimball, Richard W. Hawaiian Trailblazers. Honolulu; Dec. 1985; 20(6): 86-88.91-92. Note: B/W illus. Hawaiians abroad during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in China, , Canada, the U. S., etc.. Hawaiians overseas.

229. Kinney, Genevieve Lehuananiokalani. Caring Values and Caring Practices of Native Hawaiians in a Hawaiian Home Lands Community. New York: Union for Experimentating Colleges, University without Walls, and Union Graduate School; 1985. Medicine/ Nursing/Mental health/Hawaiian Home Lands-caring values and curing practices.

230. Kirch, Patrick Vinton. Feathered Gods and Fishhooks: an Introduction to Hawaiian Archaeology and Prehistory. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1985; 34 9 p. Note: Bibliog. : Illus., General overview of significant archaeological studies on early Hawaiian culture: fishing, farming, house sites, burial patterns, heiaus, etc.. Includes many black and white illustrations on major sites and settlements. DU624.65 K57 1985. Archaeology-general/Heiaus-general/Culture, early-archaeology .

231. Kirch, Patrick Vinton. Unearthing Hawaii's Past. Aloha; July/Aug. 1984; 7(4): 78-80,84,88,90,92,96,98. Note: B/W photos. On the preservation and protection of heiaus and other archaeological sites. Archaeology-preservation.

232. Kirkendall, Judith Midgley. Hawaiian Ethnogastronomy: the Development of a Pidgin-Creole Cuisine. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1985; 439 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (American Studies). Bibliog.: 421- 439 . Examines seven ethnic groups, includings Hawaiians, in the social process which fostered pidgin and Creole languages in Hawaii. This presence is reflected in counterpart stages of ethnogastronomic change resulting in a unique pidgin/Creole cuisine. AC1 H3 1925. Food-ethnic/Pidgin English-food.

233. Kittelson, David. The Hawaiians; an Annotated Bibliography. Honolulu: University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute. Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 384 p. Extensive annotated bibliography of 1712 items on Hawaiian culture published through 1982. Arranged alphabetically by author, with an index. Z4708.075 H37 no, 7. Bibliographies-Hawaiian culture/Culture-Bibliographies. 39

234. Knight, Cynthia D. Foreigners' Observations of Hawaii in the Early 1820's: a Selected and Bibliography and Index to Journal Accounts. Honolulu; 1987; various pagings. Index to references about Hawaiians in selected journals of the 1820's by name, place name, and subject. DZ880107.02. Voyages-bibliography/Voyages-index/Bibliographies-voyages/ Indexes-voyages.

235. Kohatsu, Tennye. Hawaiian Tattoos. Honolulu; 1986; 11 p. Short annotated list of books, articles, etc. on tattoos. GN419.3 K64 1986. Tattoos-bibliography/Bibliographies-tattoos.

236. Koolau, Piilani. The True Story of Kaluaikoolau, or Ko'olau the Leper. Hawaiian Journal of History; 1987; 21: 1-41. Note: B/W photos. Notes: 41. Hansen's disease-Kaluaikoolau/Kaua'i-leprosy-Kaluaikoolau/ Kaluaikoolau, Piilani/Kaluaikoolau (leprosy).

237. Kuck, Lorraine; Liptak, Anita; Chun, Bernard. The Story of the Lei. Honolulu: Tongg; 1983; 64 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Colored photos and brief text on the varieties of leis. DU624.65 K82. Leis.

238. Kulaiwi Kau Lana: The Famous Homes. RSVP; May 1987; 4(5): 10. Note: photos? Brief focus on homes, including those of the musical Beamer family, Samuel King, John Ii, Shipman family, James Henderson? Architecture-historic homes/Beamer family-home/King, Samuel- home/Ii, John-home/Shipman family-home.

239. Kurrus, Ted. The Club that Killed Captain Cook. East West; Winter 1984; 5(2): 12-17,100-102. Note: B/W photos. W. Dudley Pratt on a Tongan war club which allegedly killed Captain at Kealakekua Bay, Hawai'i Island in 1779. Cook, James-death club/Pratt, W. Dudley.

240. Kurrus, Ted. Sammy Amalu; King of the Charismatic Con Men. Honolulu; Feb. 1983; 19(8): 42-45,71-72,74-76. Note: B/W photos.

Amalu, Sammy/Journalists-Amalu, Sammy.

241. Kurrus, Ted. What Killed Captain Cook. Aloha; May/June 1983; 8(5): 58-61. Note: Br/W illus. W. Dudley Pratt on a Tongan war club which allegedly killed Captain James Cook at Kealakekau Bay, Hawai'i Island in 1779, Cook, James-death club/Pratt, W. Dudley. 40

242. Kurth, Harry G. A Hawaiian Stonehenge Discovered; 1985; 8 p. On Kukaniloko, the sacred birthing stones at Wahiawa, O'ahu, as a compass site in Hawaiian ethnoastronomy. Written by a retired Army major. Stones/Kukaniloko-Wahiawa/Astronomy-Kukanil oko,/Wahiawa- Kukaniloko/Stones-Wahiawa/Stonehenge-ethnoastronomy.

243. Kyselka, Will. An Ocean in Mind. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1987; 244 p. Note: Bibliog.: 239-240. Illus. Traces the development and thoughts of Nainoa Thompson in his training to learn non-instrumental navigation. Also features Mau Piaulug, his Micronesian mentor, and the several Hokule 'a voyages. GN670 K97 1987. Navigation-Hokule'a/Hokule'a/Canoes-Hokule'a/Thompson, Nainoa//Piaulug, Mau-Micronesia//Micronesia-Piaulug, Mau.

244. LaCroix, Sumner J.; Roumasset, James. An Economic Theory of Political Change in Premissionary Hawaii. Explorations in Economic History; 1984; 21: 151-168, Contact with capitalism between the arrival of Captain James Cook in 1778 and the coming of Protestant missionaries in 1820 did not necessarily result in exploitation of the Hawaiians. The authors are economic professors at the University of Hawaii. History-contact impact/Economics-contact impact.

245. Ladd, Dennis. Hawaiian Language Songs List. Honolulu; 1987; 217 p. Index to Hawaiian language songs in albums and on cassettes located in the Audio-visual Collection at the University of Hawaii Library. Listed by album or cassette name, title of song, and composer.

ML156.4 H684 1987. Songs-index/Phonodiscs/Indexes-songs.

246. Ladesfoged, Thegn Niels. Settlement Pattern Analysis and Relational Data Bases: an Archaeological Study in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Parks. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 262 p. Note: M . A. thesis (Anthropology). Bibliog.: 247-262. Study of the "systemic relationships of archaeological features dispersed over the landscape" of the residential and religious sites in the park area, including Waha'ula Heiau. Previous studies concentrated on individual sites. CB1 H3 no. 1876. Parks, national-Volcanoes/Heiaus-Waha'ula/Archaeology-Hawai'i Island-Volcanoes. 41

247. Laenui, Poka. . ; ; (): . Note: .

248. Laenui, Poka (Burgess, Hayden). Hawaii: the Cause of Hawaiian Sovereignty. IWGIA Newsletter; Sept./Dec. 1985; (43/ 44): 115-156. Note: B/W photos. A Hawaiian attorney/activist writes an extensive historical analysis advocating an independent nation of Hawai'i. Concludes with a short prayer in Hawaiian and English. Nationalism/Sovereignty.

249. Laenui, Poka. Hawaiian Sovereignty. East Wind; Politics and Culture of Asians in the U.S.; Spring/Summer 1984; 3(1): 4- 7 . Note: B/W photos. Historical and political events of the late nineteenth century and the cause for contemporary Hawaiian sovereignty. Article is dated August 16, 1982. Nationalism/Sovereignty.

250. Lake, Randy; Nakamatsu, Karen K. An Exploratory Study of the Attitudes of Part-Hawaiian Teenagers Toward Sex, Birth Control, and Pregnancy. Honolulu; 1986; 25 p. Preliminary conclusion that the attitudes of part-Hawaiians having the highest ethnic ratio of teen-pregnancy in Hawai'i are determined by factors of religion and friendship. Youth-pregnancy/Pregnancy-youth.

251. Landgraf, Anne Kapulani. E na Hulu Kupuna na Puna Ola Maoli No. Kaneohe, HI; 1987; 142 p. Note: B/W photos. Brief biographical sketches of thirty-two elders teaching in the Hawaiian Studies program in the Windward District of the Hawaii State Dept, of Education during the 1985-1986 school year. DU627.82 L36 1987. Biographies/Hawaiian Studies-Dept. of Education/Kupuna- Hawaiian Studies.

252. Lane, Mara Malia. The Migration of Hawaiians to Coastal British Columbia, 1810-1869. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1985; 123 p. Note: M.A. thesis (Geography). Bibliog.: 115-123. Adaption and settlement of Hawaiians in Canada, including working for the Hudson Bay Company. Lists and appendices of names of Hawaiians, and of place names indicating Hawaiian influence. CB3 H3 no. 1795. Hawaiians overseas-Canada/Hudson Bay Company/Place names-Canada . 42

253. Lau, L. Dodie. Games and Sports of Ancient Hawaii: a Selected Bibliography. Honolulu; 1986; 15 p. Short, selected list of books, articles, etc. on games, sports, and other recreational activities. GV584 H3 L38 1986a. Games and sports-bibliography/Bibliographies-games and sports.

254. Lauhala; Turning Over an Old Leaf. Aloha; Jan./Feb. 1985; 8(3): 66-67. Note: Col. photos. Features several lauhala weavers. Lauhala-weavers.

255. Laurence, Rebecca. Seldom Were They Idle-The Book That Launched 184 Missionaries. Honolulu; Nov. 1985; 20(5): 110- 112,114,116,118-122. Note: B/W photos. Includes how Opukahaia, Henry Obookiah's Memoirs published shortly after his death at twenty-six years in 1818 inspired many missionary women. Obookiah, Henry/Missionaries-Obookiah, Henry.

256. Lee. Pali Jae Kealohilani; Willis, Keuakokoula Kaimana. Tales from the Night Rainbow; Moolelo o na Po Makole: the Story of a Woman, a People, and an Island; an Oral History; of Kailiohe Kameekua of Kamalo, Molokai, 1816-1931. Honolulu: Paia-Kapela-Willis, Ohana; 1984; 111 p. Note: Illus. Stories about and remembrances by Kaili'ohe Kame'ekua (1816- 1931) of Moloka'i preserved by the Paia-Kapele-Willis 'Ohana on ancient lore, pre-contact history, and traditional culture. DU628 M7 L44 1984. Kameekua, Kailiohe/Paia 'Ohana/Kapela 'Ohana/Willis ’Ohana/ Moloka'i-Kamalo/Oral history-Moloka'i/History-early.

257. Levathes, Louise. Kamehameha; Hawaii's Warrior King. National Geographic; Nov. 1983; 164: 558-599. Kamehameha I.

258. Linnekin, Jocelyn. Children of the Land: Exchange and Status in a Hawaiian Community. New Brunswick, N. J.: Rutgers University Press; 1985; 264 p. Note: Bibliog.: 251-258, Illus. Study of contemporary social life and customs in Keanae, Maui, a predominantly Hawaiian community, in the 1970's. Focuses on the exchange and gift-giving of food products and labor services. Includes an interesting account on preparations for a large luau. Based on the author's doctoral dissertation of 1980. DU624.65 L56 1985. Social life-exchange and gift-giving/Keanae, Maui-social life. 43

259. Linnekin, Joclyn. Defining Tradition: Variations on the Hawaiian Identity. American Ethnologist; May 1983; 10(2): 241-252. Note: Bibliog.: 250-252. Argues that "tradition is a conscious model of past lifeways that people use in the construction of their identity", and that it applies to the current cultural revival among Hawaiians living in both rural and urban areas. /identity.

260. Linnekin, Jocelyn. The Hui Lands of Keanae: Hawaiian Land Tenure and the Great Mahele. Journal of the Polynesian Society; June 1983; 92(2): 169-188. Note: Bibliog.: 187-188. Hui ownership of land owned communally by all members of a group, such as in Keanae, Maui, is seen as instrumental in the survival of a Hawaiian settlement. Land-Hui ownership/Keanae-Maui.

261. Linnekin, Jocelyn. Inside, Outside, a Hawaiian Community in the World System. Draft. Honolulu: Dept, of Anthropology, University of Hawaii; 1986?; 63 p. Note: Bibliog.: 55-62. Examines insider/outsider dynamics of local-level exchange of food and services in Keanae, Maui, a predominantly Hawaiian community. DU624.65 L562 1985. Social life-exchange and gift-giving/Keanae-Maui.

262. Linnekin, Jocelyn. Statistical Analysis of the Great Mahele. Journal of Pacific History; Jan./Apr. 1987; 22(1/2): 15-33. Note: Bibliographical footnotes. Detailed analysis of land claims during the historic Great Mahele land divisions of 1846-1855 which may be considered the most single significant event which led to the end of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Compares claims of women and men, chiefs and commoners; role of customary gathering rights and access. Land claims-Great Mahele.

263. Linnekin, Jocelyn. Women and Land in Post-contact Hawaii, Honolulu; 1984; 22 p. Status of women, their place in the local-level social organization, and the resulting increase of women as landholders since western contact. DU624.65 L564 1984. Women-land/Land-women.

264. Lipman, Victor. Haunani-Kay Trask. Honolulu; June 1984; 18(12): 37-38,40-46. Note: B/W photos. Interview with Hawaiian activist and University of Hawaii assistant professor on the injustices of Hawaiians and on writing of Hawaiian history. Trask, Haunani-Kay/ University of Hawaii-Trask, Haunani-Kay/ Women-Trask, Haunani-Kay. 44

265. Lipman, Victor. Hayden Burgess. Honolulu; Jan. 1986; 20(7): 29-34. Note: B/W photos. Hawaiian activist, Hayden Burgess, on indigenous rights and other subjects such as being Nappy Pulawa's attorney. Burgess. Hayden/Attorneys-Burgess, Hayden/Politics-Burgess, Hayden.

266. Lipman, Victor. Melveen Leed. Honolulu; Mar. 1986; 20(9): 35-36,38,40-41. Note: Col. cover; B/W photos. Interview with country western and Hawaiian music singer. Leed, Melveen/Musicians-Leed, Melveen/Women-Leed, Melveen.

267. Lipman, Victor. Walter Kupau. Honolulu; Feb. 1985; 19(8): 33-41, Note: B/W photos. Interview with the leader of the carpenters' union. Kupau, Walter/Union leaders-carpenters.

268. Lipman, Victor; Balazs, George. The Lost Hawaiian Island. Honolulu; Nov. 1983; 18(5): 82-87. Note: Col. photos. On the search for Mokupapapa, the "lost" island near Kaula reported by Captain James Cook's men in the eighteenth century. Mokupapapa-Cook, James/Kaula-Mokupapapa/Islands-lost- Mokupapapa/Cook, James- Mokupapapa.

269. Liu, Robert K. Lei Niho Palaoa: a Classical Hawaiian Ornament. Ornament; Dec. 1985; 9(1): 21-25. Leis-niho palaoa/Niho palaoa/Ornaments-niho palaoa/Whales- ornaments.

270. Lopez-Reyes, Ramon. The Demise of the Hawaiian Kingdom: a Psycho-cultural Analysis and Moral Legacy (Something Lost, Something Owed). Hawaii Bar Journal; 1983'; 18(1): 3-24. The subject of restitution to Hawaiians by the federal government is discussed in the context of Hawaiian cultural values and a moral legacy based on pride, land, and language. History-kingdom overthrow/Claims-federal government/Cultural values.

271. Luomala, Katharine. Hula Ki'i; Hawaiian Puppets. Honolulu: Institute for Polynesian Studies. Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 1984; 185 p. Note: Bibliog.: 173-178. Study of the hula ki'i (literally image dancers), the Hawaiian puppets, ten of which are now in museum collections. Includes summaries of legends for which the puppets were used. PN1978 H3 L86 1984. Hula-puppets/Puppets-hula. 45

272. Luomala, Katharine. Phantom Night Marchers in the Hawaiian Islands. Pacific Studies; Fall 1983; 7(1): 1-33. Note: Notes 29-33. Reports of night marchers (huaka'i po or ’oi'o) on the islands of Hawai'i, O'ahu, Maui, Moloka'i, and Kaua'i. Night marchers.

273. Luomala, Katharine. Reality and Fantasy: the Foster Child in Hawaiian Myths. Pacific Studies; March 1987; 10(2): 1-35. Note: Bibliog.: 43-45. Study of Western psychoanalytical theories and father-seekers in legends and historical accounts. Legends- father-seekers /ChiIdren-foster care .

274. Luomala, Katharine. Voices on the Wind.

first published in 1955. This new edition includes three indexes: first lines and titles of chants, authors and titles of books mentioned in the book, and a subject index.. BL2620 P6 L82 1986. Literature.

275. Mahoney, Malee. A Study of the Influences on the Clothing Styles of Selected Women of Hawaiian Royalty from 1820-1899. Greeley, CO: University of Northern Colorado; 1983; 91 p. Note: M.A. thesis. Costume-monarchs/Monarchs-clothing.

276. Mallery, Lynette Rose. The Wailuku Female Seminary, 1838- 1850: a Partial History. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1983; 173 p. Note: M.Ed. thesis (Educational Foundations). Bibliog.: 149- 173 . History of the school on Maui includes some information on the Hawaiian female students for whom the Protestant missionaries established the seminary. LB5 H3 no. 235. Education-Wailuku Female Seminary/Women-education-Wailuku Female Seminary.

277. Malo, David; Chun, Malcolm, trans. Moolelo Hawaii: Hawaiian Antiquities. Honolulu: Bess; 1987; 178 p. The Hawaiian text of David Malo's much-referred to Hawaiian Antiquities first published in 1930 as an English translation by Nathaniel Emerson. DU62 5 M25 1987. Culture, early. 46

278. Markrich, Mike. Kent Bowman. Honolulu; Oct. 1987; 22(4): 40- 46;48,50. Note: B/W photos. Interview with the businessman best-known for his role as the pidgin-English speaking Sen. K. K. Kaumanua (cow manure). Bowman is head of TheoDavies Maritime Agencies. Bowman, Kent/Pidgin-English-Bowman, Kent/TheoDavies Maritime Agencies/Comedians-Bowman, Kent.

279. Married, and with a Baby, Nohelani's Back on Track. Oahu; March/April 1983; 7(2): 16. Note: B/W photos. Col. cover. Features singer, Nohelani Cypriano. Cypriano, Nohelani/Musicians-Cypriano, Nohelani.

280. Martin, Lynn J.; Hawaii. State Foundation on Culture and the Arts. Paniolo o Hawai'i: a Traveling Exhibition Celebrating Paniolo Folk Arts and the History of Ranching in Hawai'i. Honolulu: Honolulu Academy of Arts; 1987; 99 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Numerous photos illustrate several essays on ranching and paniolo (cowboy) life and their music on Hawai'i Island. This is a catalog of an exhibition held at the Honolulu Academy of Arts in 1987. DIJ625 P36 1987. Cowboys/Ranching/Music-cowboy life/Hawai'i Island-ranching/ Ranching-Hawai'i Island.

281. Mauga, Herman; Sequeira, Francis; Taylor, Graham. Study of Recidivism among Part Hawaiian/Hawaiians and at Oahu Community Correctional Center, 1985-1986. Honolulu; 1986; 20 p. Note: Bibliog.: 19. University of Hawaii Master of Social Work Paper. Brief study of inmates at the O'ahu Community Correctional Center concludes that major factors related to high recidivism among Hawaiians are culture, substance abuse, and lack of occupational skills. Some comparisons are made with male Caucasian inmates. HZ880106.02. Prisons.

282. Maunakea, K, Lauhala-weaving.

283. McDonald, Marie M. Lei; the Leis of Hawaii. Enl. ed. Honolulu: Topgallant; 1985; 192 p. Note: Bibliog.: 181. Illus (some col.). Attractive color photos with comprehensive text on indigenous, endemic and exotic flowers and plants used in making leis. Includes cultural and literary references. DU624.65 M33 1985. Leis. 47

284. McKinzie, Edith K.; Stagner, Ishmael. Hawaiian Genealogies: Extracted from Hawaiian Language Newspapers. Laie, HI: Institute for Polynesian Studies. Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 1983-; 2 Vols.-. Collection of genealogies and genealogical information which first appeared in Hawaiian language newspapers. In Hawaiian and English with a name index. Vol. 1 1834-1900. Vol. 2 1858-1920. C32203 M35. Genealogy-newspapers/Newspapers-genealogies.

285. McMillen, Sophia; Morris. Nancy. Hawaii Newspapers: a Union List. Honolulu; 1987. Z6952 H3 H368 1987. Newspapers.

286. Melahn, Christopher Lee. An Application of an Ecological Perspective to the Study of Educational Achievement among Native American Hawaiians, Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1986; 617 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Psychology). Bibliog.: 575-617. Study of existing data on Hawaiians, and how various types of information can be used in the educational achievement of Hawaiians. AC1 H3 no. 2014. Education-achievement.

287. Meller, Norman. Indigenous Ocean Rights in Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii. Seagrant College Program; 1985; 41 p. Note: Includes bibliographical references. Illus. Report MP 86- 0 1 . Discusses current fishing rights of Hawaiians including uses of fishponds; background and legislation since 1839. Includes maps, lists of original and last identified owners of existing konohiki fisheries. SH319 H3 M45 1985. Fishing-rights/Native rights-fishing/Fishponds-konohiki rights.

288. Merchant, Jennifer. The Hawaiian Quilt: a Bibliography. Honolulu; 1986; 17 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the Hawaiian quilt. NK9196 H3 M47 1986. Quilts-bibliography/Bibliographies-quiIts. 48

289. Miller, Grace M. America, Hawai'i and the Sea: the Impact of America on the Hawaiian Maritime Mode of Production, 1778- 1850, Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1986; 439 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (American Studies). Bibliog.: 420- 439 . Extensive study of the traditional Hawaiian system of procuring fish and other ocean resources, and the "dramatic" changes that occurred with contact. Also, on the role of the chiefs and konohiki, and the impact of whaling and commercial trade. AC1 H3 no. 2047. Fishing-history/Fishponds-history/Ocean resources /Whal ing / Economics-fishing.

290. Mitchell, Donald. Alanui a Puni o Oahu; the Highway of Oahu. Honolulu; 1984; 37 p. Note: -Illus.

DU628 03 M57 1984. O'ahu-historic sites/Historic sites-O'ahu.

291. Molokai; One of the Last Hawaiian Outposts. Aloha; July/Aug. 1987; 19(4): 40-45. Note: Col. photos. Includes Glenn and Mahealani Davis and other Hawaiians living on Moloka'i . Moloka'i/David, Glenn and Mahealani.

292. Moolelo Hawaii, Hawaiian Language Reader Based on Sheldon Dibble's Ka M o o l e l o Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii. Committee for the Preservation and Study of Hawaiian Language, Art and Culture; 1984; 256 p. DU62 6 U54913 1984. Hawaiian language-readers-bilingual/History-early/Lahainaluna School-Hawaiian language.

293. Moriarty, Linda Paik; Cook, Leland; Cook, Christopher. Niihau Shell Leis. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1986; 104 p. Note: Bibliog.: 104. Illus. (some col.). Splendid color photos by Leland and Christopher Cook in a comprehensive treatment of the leis made of shells special to the island of Ni'ihau. NK8643 M67 1986. Leis-shell/Ni'ihau-leis.

294. Morris, N. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987. Note: Ph.D. dissertation. AC1 H3 no. 2188. Missionaries, Hawaiian/Ministers-Hawaiian. 49

295. Morris, Nancy Jane. Hawaiian Missionaries abroad, 1852-1909: University of Hawaii; 1987; 440 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (History). Bibliog.: 422-440. Study of Hawaiian missionaries who served in the Marquesas Islands and in Micronesia. AC1 H3 no. 2188. Missionaries-Hawaiians in the Pacific islands/Marquesas Islands-Hawaiian missionaries/Micronesia-Hawaiian missionaries/Hawaiians overseas-missionaries in the Pacific.

296. Morris, Teresa Mary. Assessment of Family Functioning in Japanese and Hawaiian Families L i v i n g in Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1984; 190 p. Note: M.S.W. thesis (Social Work). Bibliog.: 188-190. Study of Hawaiians and Japanese in Hawaii based on the Family Assessment Device (F.A.D .) on family relations and problem­ solving, with implications for social work practice, HV13 H3 no. 64. Families-problem-solving/Social work-family.

297. Morrison, Boone; Chun, Malcolm Naea. Images of the Hula. Volcano. HI: Summit; 1983; 110 p. Note: Bibliog.: 108. Illus. Sepia photos by Boone Morrison of dancers and teachers of traditional hula with brief text by Malcolm Chun. Includes chants in Hawaiian and English. GV1796 H8 M67. Hula-photographs.

298. MPAC Inc.; Hale Ola o Hoopakolea. The Executive Summary of the Final Report of the External Evaluation of Hale Ola o Hoopakolea. Honolulu: MPAC; 1984; 38 p. Evaluation results of Hale Ola o Hoopakolea, an Alu Like program to provide alternative local counseling to Hawaiians on the Wai'anae coast. RA771.6 H3 M22 1984. Mental health-services/Hale Ola o Hoopakolea/Wai’anae.

299. Naito, Marilyn. Kahoolawe: an Annotated Bibliography. Honolulu; 1987; 21 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the island of Kaho’olawe. DZ880107.01. Kaho'olawe-bibliography/Bibliographies-Kaho'olawe.

300. Narikiyo, Trudy Ann. Ethnic Stereotype in Hawaii: Persistence and Change over Time. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 64 p. Note: M.A. thesis (Psychology). Bibliog.: 61-64. Concludes that "ethnic stereotypes have changed very little over the past thirty-eight years". University of Hawaii students were examined in a replicated study of W. Edgar Vinacke conducted in 1949. Hawaiian stereotypes were "generally favorable in both cases". 50

CB1 H3 no. 1880. Race relations-stereotypes/Vinacke, W. Edgar.

301. Native Hawaiian Study Commission (U.S.). Report on the Culture.. Needs and Concerns of Native Hawaiians Pursuant to Public Law 96-565, Title III. Vol. 2 has special title: Claims of Conscience: a Dissenting Study of the Culture, Needs and Concerns of Native Hawaiians. Washington, D.C.: The Commission; 1983; 2 vols. Note: Includes bibliographies. Illus. Major report identifies the needs and concerns of Hawaiians. The second volume presents dissenting views of Commission members. Includes several articles which are "encyclopedic” in nature: health by Dr. Richard Kekuni Blaisdell; language by Larry Kimura, religion by Rubellite Johnson; land by - - - - - . DU624.65 N37 1983 v. 1, v. 2. Native Hawaiian Study Commission/Land claims/Social conditions-1983/Economic conditions-1983.

302. Native Hawaiian Land Trust Task Force. Title I, Native Hawaiian Community, Culture, Needs and Concerns, 1527-1984. Honolulu: The Task Force; 1984; 540 p. Note: Illus. Responses to the Native Hawaiian Study Commission Report of 1984. Exhibits include letters, testimonies, reprints of published sources. Du624.65 N36 1984 . Land claims/Native Hawaiian Study Commission,

303. Native Hawaiian Health Research Consortium; Alu Like. E Ola Mau: the Native Hawaiian Health Needs Study, Part 1. Honolulu: The Consortium; 1985; Various pagings. Six-part study on the history, status, and plans to resolve the current medical problems of Hawaiians. 1. Compendium of Executive Summaries. 2. Disease Prevention and Health Protection, 3. Historical/Cultural Task Force Report. 4. Medical Task Force Report. 5, Mental Health Task Force Report. 6. Nutrition/Dental Task Force Report. Health/Nutrition/Mental Health/Dental care.

304. Naughton, E. Momilani. Hawaiians in the Fur Trade: Cultural Influences on the Northwest Coast, 1811-1875. Bellingham, WA: Western Washington University; 1983; 102 p. Note: M.A. thesis. Study from the perspective of Hawaiians on their reasons for leaving Hawai'i for the Pacific Northwest Coast, their impact through marriage with Indians. Includes chronology, photos, names of Hawaiians, and place names influenced by Hawaiian words. F899 V2 N38 1983a. Hawaiians overseas-Pacific Northwest/Place names-Pacific Northwest. 51

305. Naukana, Marvlee. Hawaiian Studies Bibliography. Honolulu; 1986; 17 p. Selected, annotated list of basic books for a Hawaiian Studies college program. DU625 N38 1986. Hawaiian Studies-bibliography/Bibliographies-Hawaiian Studies.

306. Neilson, J. Keonaona. Index to Voyage around the World from 1806-1812 by Archibald Campbell; To the Sandwich Islands on H.M.S. Blonde by Robert Dampier; Journal of the Voyage of the Missionary Packet: to Honolulu 1826 by James Hunnewell. Honolulu; 1987; 27 p. Index to three early accounts by Archibald Campbell, Robert Dampier, and James Hunnewell of references to Hawaiians. GZ880216.01. Indexes-voyages/Campbell, Archibald-index/Dampier, Robert- index/Hunnewell, James-index/Ships-Blonde-index/Voyages- index.

307. Neller, Earl. Native American Perspectives on Archaeology. American Society for Conservation Archaeology Report; 1985; 12: 14-19, Examples of sites of special significance to Hawaiians, and their growing organized efforts to preserve archeaological sites. Archaeology-preservation.

308. Neller, Earl. An Unconventional Bibliography of Hawaiian Archaeology. Rev. e d .; 1985; 68 p. An unannotated listing of books, reports, etc. arranged by the issuing organization, names of journal, etc., Includes scholarly and popular articles. Coverage is through 1984. GN875 H3 N45 1985a. Archaeology-bibliography/Bibliographies-archaeology.

309. Nelligan, Peter J. Social Change and Rape Law in Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1983; 488 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Sociology). Bibliog.: 468-488. Study of rape laws and cases through 1981 as they affected social change. Many defendants during the nineteenth century were Hawaiian women. AC1 H3 no. 1693. Rape-laws/Laws-rape/Women-rape laws.

310. Nicol, Brian. The Laser King. Honolulu; Nov. 1987; 22(5): 13.14. Note: Col. cover, B/W photos. Brief account on creating a holograph of King Kalakaua for the cover of Honolulu Magazine's centennial issue of November, 1987. Kalakaua/Honolulu magazine-centennial issue. 52

311. Nimmo, H. Arlo. Pele's Journey to Hawai'i; an Analysis of the Myths. Pacific Studies; Nov. 1987; 11(1): 1-42. Note: Bibliog.: 37-42. Compares English versions of Pele's journey before settling at Kilauea on Hawai'i Island. Forty-eight accounts ranging from academic, scholarly writings to popular retellings have appeared over a 160-year period. Pele/Women-Pele.

312. Nimmo, H. Arlo. Pele, Ancient Goddess of Contemporary Hawaii [Editor's Forum]. Pacific Studies; March 1986; 9(2): 121-179. Modern reports of the appearance of the fire-goddess, Pele, based on oral and published sources, including newspaper articles. Pele-contemporary accounts.

313. Nishiguchi, Rachel. Bibliography for Native Hawaiian Studies-History and Biography (Grades Four to Six). Honolulu; 1986; 10 p. Short, annotated list of books and other sources appropriate for grades four to six. DU625 N57 1986a. History-elementary-bibliography/Biographies-elementary- bibliography/Bibliographies-history-elementary/ Bibliographies-biography-elementary,

314. Nogelmeier, Puakea. Pulu. Pulu/Thatches-pulu.

315. Nogelmeier, Puakea. Puowaina. Draft ed. Honolulu: Hawaiian Studies Institute, Kamehameha Schools; 1985; 89 p. Note: Illus. Traditional history, legends, and chants, heiaus and many other details on Puowaina, the traditional name of Punchbowl Crater (today a national cemetery) in Honolulu. DZ880 2 21.01. Punchbowl/Heiaus-Punchbowl/Chants-Punchbowl/Cemeteries- Punchbowl.

316. Otaguro, Janice. The Seaweed Saga. Spirit of Aloha; Jan./ Feb. 1985; 10(1): 26-27. Note: B/W photos. The flourishing sandalwood trade of the early nineteenth century and its importance in Hawaiian history. Sandalwood trade/Business-sandalwood. 317. Palapala Ink; Malama ka 'Aina Hana ka 'Aina. Subsistence Homesteads; a Community Management Plan for Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Keaukaha Tract II. Honolulu: Palapala Ink; 1987; 90 p. Note: Bibliog.: 88-89. Illus. Proposed plan for "King's Landing" on Hawaiian Home Lands in Keaukaha, Hilo, Hawai'i Island to establish Hawaiians on a traditional land base with a subsistence lifestyle, HD1337 P34 1987. Land-subsistence living/Subsistence living /Keaukaha/Hawaiian Home Lands.

318. Peterson, Barbara Bennett. Notable Women of Hawaii, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1984; 427 p. Note: Illus. HQ 1412 N67 1984. Biographies-women/Women-biographies.

319. Pio Kukui: a Conference of the Underrepresentation of Hawaiiian(s) in the University of Hawaii System, Friday, December 2, 1983, The Kamehameha Schools, Keopuolani Conference Center. Honolulu; 1983; 30 p. Brief conference report on background and status, with recommendations to significantly increase the number of students in the University of Hawaii system colleges. LC3501 H3 P66 1983. Education-University of Hawaii System/University of Hawaii System-students.

320. Pitzer, Pat. Ancient Arts and Royal Regalia. Hawaii; Nov./ Dec, 1983; 3(9): 6-10. Note: Col. photos. Features feather cloaks and other clothing and artifacts of the past. Costume-ancient/Feather cloaks.

321. Pitzer, Pat. Contemporary Kahuna. Honolulu; Nov. 1984; 19(5): 78-81,128,130,132,134,136-138,140,142,144-146, Note: Col. cover, B/W & col, photos. Features Leimomi Mo'okini Lum and Mo'okini Heiau on Hawai'i Island, Calvin Kelekolio, Mornah Simeona, Kamaki Kanahele, and Lanakila Brandt, Kahunas, Contemporary/Lum, Leimomi Mo'okini/Kelekolio , Calvin/ Simeona, Mornah/Kanahele, Kamaki/Brandt, Lanakila.

322. Pitzer, Pat. Hana; a Haven of Old Hawaii, Hawaii; Sept./Oct. 1985; 5(5): 16-23. Note: Col. photos. Includes a brief reference to Tony Malaikini of Hana. Malaikini, Tony/Hana, Maui, 54

323. Pitzer, Pat. The Hawaiian Quilt; a Unique Island Art Form. Hawaii; May 1983; 3(5): 6-7. Note: Col. photos. Col. cover. Features the Hawaiian quilts at the Kaua’i Museum. Quilts-Kaua'i Museum/Kaua'i Museum-quilts.

324. Pitzer, Pat. Images of the Islands' Past. Hawaii; M a r ./Apr. 1986; 6(2): 19-20,34,36. Note: B/W illus. Artist and his drawings of Hawaiians during Captain James Cook's first trip to Hawai'i in 1778. Artists-Webber, John-1778.

325. Pitzer, Pat. Kamehameha Country- Where History Lives. Hawaii; May/June 19 85; 5(3): 32-34. Note: B/W photos. Explores North Kohala on Hawai'i Island where Kamehameha I was born; includes Leimomi Mo'okini Lum of Mo'okini Heiau. Kohala, Hawai'i Island/Lum, Leimomi Mo'okini/Heiaus-Mo'okini , Hawai'i Island.

326. Pitzer, Pat. The Merrie Monarch's Legacy. Hawaii; Mar./Apr. 1984; 4(2): 14-16,18-19. Note: Col. & B/W photos. Features the prestigious hula festival competition held annually in Hilo, Hawai'i Island. Hula-festivals-Merrie Monarch/Hilo-hula-

327. Pitzer, Pat. Portraying Hawaii's People and Places. Hawaii; July./Aug. 1986; 6(4): 6-10. Note: B/W illus. Col. cover. Edwin Kayton and his Kamehameha series of sculptures of Hawaiian royalty and other works of art. Artists-Kayton, Edwin/Art-Sculpture-kings and queens-Kayton, Edwin.

328. Pitzer, Pat. Spreading the Aloha, Hawaii; July/Aug. 1983; 3(7): 18-19,22-23. Note: Col, photos. Features musicians, Jesse Nakooka and Emma Farden Sharpe, on Maui . Nakooka, Jesse/Sharpe, Emma Farderi/Musicians-Sharpe, Jesse/ Musicians-Sharpe, Emma Farden/Farden family-Sharpe, Emma Farden.

329. Pitzer, Pat. Turbulent Times for a King. Honolulu; Nov. 1987; 22(5): 246-249,281,283-284,286-291. Note: B./W photos. Historical account of the turbulent year of 1888 during King Kalakaua's reign. Kalakaua-1888/History-Kalakaua-1888. 55

330. Profiles Encourage. Hawaii Business; Apr. 1985; 30(10): 26, 28 . Note: B/W photos. Brief profiles of six Hawaiian entrepreneurs: Scott May of Cardinal Mailing Service; Graphics House owner, Momi Cazimero; nurseryman Al Fiddler, Sam Kamaka's ukulele company; E. K, Fernandez, Jr. of the carnival business; and contractor Charles Isaacs. Businesspersons-May, Scott/Scott, May/Businesspersons- Cazimero, Momi/Businesspersons-Fiddler, Al/Fiddler, Al/ Businesspersons-Kamaka, Sam/Kamaka, Sam/Businesspersons- Fernandez, E. K., Jr./Fernandez, E. K. Jr./Businesspersons- Isaacs, Charles/Isaacs, Charles/Women-Cazimero, Momi- businessperson and artist.

331. Pukui, Mary K.; Curtis, Caroline; Burn ingham, Robin Yoko. Tales of the Menehune. Rev. ed, Honolulu: Kamehameha Schools Press; 1985; 130 p. Note: Illus. GR110 H3 P84 1985. Legends-menehune/Menehunes-legends.

332. Pukui, Mary Kawena; Elbert, Samuel H. Hawaiian Dictionary: Hawaiian-English, English-Hawaiian. Rev. and Enl. ed. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1986; 572 p. PI6446 P795 1986. Hawaiian language-dictionary/Dictionaries-Hawaiian language.

333. Pukui, Mary Kawena; Varez, Dietrich. Olelo Noeau: Hawaiian Proverbs & Poetry Sayings. Honolulu: Bishop Museum Press; 1983; 351 p. PN6519 H4 P84 1983. Hawaiian language/Proverbs/Poetical sayings.

334. Quigg, Agnes. Hawaiian Renaissance in Education. HLA Journal; 1984; 41: 71-80. Kamehameha Schools-history/Education-Kamehameha Schools. Describes significant changes in resources, programs, and research at Kamehameha Schools established for students of Hawaiian ancestry. Education-Kamehameha Schools/Kamehameha Schools/Hawaiian Renaissance-education/Hawaiian Renaissance-education.

335. Ralston, Caroline. Early Nineteenth Century Polynesian Millennial Cults and the Case of Hawai’i. Journal of the Polynesian Society; Dec. 1985; 94(4): 307-331. Note: Bibliog.: 328-331. Examines the Hulumanu "cult” of the 1830's consisting of followers of Kamehameha III; Hapu, a young prophetess, and others of the early nineteenth century. Religion/Cults/Hulumanu/Hapu. 56

336. Ralston, Caroline. Hawaii, 1778-1854; Some Aspects of Maka'ainana Responses to Rapid Cultural Change. Journal of Pacific History; Jan/Apr. 1984; 19(1/2); 21-40. Note: Includes footnotes. Study of responses to cultural change of maka'ainana (commoners) and chiefs. Cultural changes/Commoners.

337. Reed, Frances; Moon, Jan. Hilo Legends. Hilo, HI; ; 1987; 52 p. Note: Illus. GR110 H38 R44 1987. Legends-Hilo/Hilo-legends.

338. Rizzuto, Shirley. Hawaii's Pathfinders. Honolulu: Bess; 1983; 114 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog,: 113-114. DU624.9 R59 1983,. Biographies/Bishop, Bernice Pauahi/Ka'ahumanu/Kamehameha I/ Kaulukukui, Tommy/Lindsey-Fiske, Anna.

339. Robertson, Martha. Waipio Valley. Honolulu; 1987;

Waipi'o Valley-Bibliography/Bibliographies-Waipi'o Valley,

340. Rodman, Julius S. Surviving the Fury of Pele; The Diary of Annie Spencer. Honolulu; Nov. 1986; 22(5). Briefly mentions the Kaula prophet of Pele on page 316 in this diary by an American woman. Spencer, Annie/Pele-Kaula prophet/Kaula prophet/Prophets- Kaula.

341. Ronck., Ronn. Proud Family, Aloha; Nov./Dec. 1984; 7(6): 56- 61 . Note: Col, photos. Lives and songs of musicians, the Cazimero Brothers, Robert and Roland, in excerpts from their book, Celebration, a Chronicle of Hawaii. Music-Cazimero Brothers/Cazimero Brothers-Robert and Roland.

342. Root, Eileen M. Hawaiian Names-English Names. Kailua, HI: Press Pacifica; 1987; 163 p. Note: Includes bibliographical references, On Hawaiian names and naming, and the creation of contemporary Hawaiian names. List of Hawaiian names and their meanings; list of English names and Hawaiian translation of the original English meaning or the secondary choice of the Hawaiian rendering of the English name. Also, shorter lists of suggested names for pets, boats, and houses. CS2377 R66 1987. Names, Personal. 57

343. Roots in Sugar. Ampersand; Fall 1985; 19(3): 23. Note: B/W photos. Biographical sketch of Helen Niaukololani Thompson, descendant of William of Ladd & Co. of Koloa, Kaua'i . Thompson, Helen Niaukololani/Ladd, William/Koloa-Kaua'i/ Sugar-Ladd & Co.

344. Rose, Roger. The Cave of Images; 'New' Discoveries in . In: Mead, Sidney; Kernot, Bernie. Art and Artists of . Palmerston North, N.Z.; Mill Valley, CA: Dunmore; Ethnographic Arts; 1983: 282-306. Note: Bibliog.: 305-306. On carved wooden religious post images discovered in a cave on Mt. Hualalai, Hawai'i Island in 1876. Seven of these images once belonged to King Kalakaua and are now in the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. PAC N7410 A742. Art-sculpture-caves/Hualalai-caves/Caves-sculpture/Kalakaua- wooden images.

345. Royal Hawaiian Band, from Monarchy to Statehood, Not Missing a Beat for Nearly 150 Years. Ampersand; Fall 1983; 16(3): 9- 15 . Note: B/W photos; cover photo. Royal Hawaiian Band.

346. The Royal Sculptor. Honolulu; Jan. 1983: 20. Note: B/W photos. Features Bruce Stanford, the sculptor of the bronze busts of King Kalakaua and Princess Kai'ulani. Art-sculpture-Kalakaua and Ka'iulani/Kalakaua-sculpture/ Kai'ulani- sculpture.

347. Rupnow, Robert. Niihau; the Island of Yesterday and the Education of Niihau. Honolulu; 1983; 195 p. Note: Plan B paper, Educational Foundations Dept., University of Hawaii. LA2259 N5 R86 1983. Ni'ihau/Education-Ni'ihau.

348. Russell, Eva T. Bibliography of David Laamea Kamanakapu Mahinulani Naloiaehuokalani Lumialani Kalakaua. Honolulu; 1986; 22 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on King Kalakaua. DU627.16 R87 1986a. Kalakaua-bibliography/Bibliographies-Kalakaua.

349. Schleck, Robert. The Wilcox Quilts in Hawaii. Kauai, HI: Grove Farm Homestead and Waioli Mission House; 1986; 96 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). NK9103 W55 S35 1986. Quilts-Kaua'i/Kaua'i-quilts/Wilcox family-quiIts/Grove Farm Homestead-quilts/Waioli Mission House-quilts. 58

350. Schweitzer, Niklaus. A Hawaiian Diplomat in Russia; the Mission of Colonel Curtis Pi'ehu Iaukea. East West; Fall/ Winter 1986; 7(1): 42-50. Note: B/W photos. Account of Iaukea's journey to the coronation of Czar Alexander III of Russia in 1883, Iaukea, Curtis P ./Russia-Alexander, Czar/Alexander, Czar.

351. Seconds Anyone? Nukoli’i's News Again as the Kauai Chamber Ponders Another Referendum. Hawaii Business; July 1983; 29(1): 64-67. Note: B/W photos. Includes Ezra Kanoho, outgoing president of the Kauai Chamber of Commerce, and island manager for Hawaiian Telephone Company on Kaua'i, and his role in the Nukoli'i development. Kaua'i-Nukoli'i-Kanoho, Ezra/Kanoho, Ezra/Business-Kanoho, Ezra.

352. Sekimura, Alben Y. Native Hawaiians and 'The Other America'. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 43 p. Note: M.A. thesis (Psychology). Bibliog.: 40=43, This brief study concludes that Hawaiians "are not dissimilar to the poor in the United States", but that more rigorous studies are needed. CB1 H3 no. 1859. Economics-poverty level,

353. Shigezawa, Nadine, Knowledge and Attitudes: Their Relationship as Studied through Knowledge of Hawaiian Studies and Attitudes toward Hawaiians. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987; 100 p. Note: M.A. thesis (Psychology). Bibliog.: 95-100. Study of attitudes towards Hawaiians and their knowledge of Hawaiian Studies among students of various ethnic background at three Honolulu high schools. CB1 H3 no. 1910. Attitudes-towards Hawaiians/Hawaiian Studies-attitudes.

354. Shigezawa, Nadine. Knowledge and Attitudes: Their Relationship as Studied through Knowledge of Hawaiian Studies and Attitudes toward Hawaiians. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987. Note: M.A. thesis (Psychology).

355. Shook, E. Victoria; Kwan , Leonard Keala. Straightening Relationships and Settling Disputes in Hawaii: Hooponopono and Mediation. Honolulu: Program on Conflict Resolution, University of Hawaii; 1987; 55 p, Note: PCR Working Series no,1987-10. Hawaiian concept of ho'oponopono discussed in a modern context, including a case study. Compared with mediation process used currently at the Honolulu Neighborhood Justice Center. HM36 W677 no. 1987-10. 59

Ho' oponpono-mediation Comparison/Neighborhood Justice Center-ho'oponopono .

356. Shook, Virginia. Hooponopono: Contemporary Uses of a Hawaiian Problem-solving Process. Honolulu: Published for the East- West Center by the University of Hawaii Press; 1985; 141 p. Note: Bibliog.: 129-136. Illus. Three contemporary case studies of ho'oponopono (setting it right), the traditional Hawaiian method of resolving conflicts. On the cultural background, variations in practice., and relationships to cultural change and mental health practices.

HV98 H3 S477 1985, Ho'oponopono/Conflict resolution-ho'oponopono.

357. A Short Lesson on Translating into Hawaiian. Honolulu; Nov. 1984; 19(5) : 32 . Dr. Samuel Elbert covers briefly some of the fine points of the Hawaiian language. Hawaiian language,

358. Silverman, Jane. Kaahumanu: Molder of Change. Honolulu: Friends of the Judiciary History Center of Hawaii; 1987; 181 p. Note: Bibliog,: 166-170. Illus. Biography of Kamehameha I's favorite wife whose powerful political influence during his reign continued after his death in 1819 and until she died in 1832. DU627.17 K25 S55. Ka' ahumanu/Women-Ka'ahumanu.

359. Silverman, Jane. To Marry Again. Hawaiian Journal of History; 1983; 17: 64-75. Examines legal restraints of the marriage of Hawaiian women in the nineteenth century and the role of missionaries in the changes from multiple marriage to monogamy, including permission to remarry. Marriage/Women-marriage/Laws-women and marriage,

360. Sing, David Kekaulike. Raising the Achievement Level of Native Hawaiians in the College Classroom through the Matching of Teaching Strategies with Student Characteristics: Claremont University; 1986. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Education). Bibliog.: 96-106. Study that identifies classroom conditions to raise the achievement levels of Hawaiians students at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. Concludes that "there was a significant rise in achievement of those who received special treatment and those who did no t . LC3501 H3 S5 1986a. Education-university students/University of Hawaii at Hilo-students , 60

361. Sinnex, Ceil. Hula's Ginger Blossom. Honolulu; Nov. 1984; 19(5): 90-93,156,158,160,162. Note: B/W & Col. photos. Biographical tribute to the recently deceased hula teacher, M a 'iki Aiu Lake. Hula-teachers-Lake, Ma'iki Aiu/Lake, Ma'iki Aiu-hula.

362. Smith, Cynthis Anna. The Silent Majority: the Impact of Hawaiian Native and Asian Opinion on the Annexation Debate, 1893-1898. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987. History-annexation.

363. Smith, Cynthia Anna. The Silent Majority: the Impact of Hawaiian Native and Asian Opinion on the Annexation Debate, 1893-1898. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1987: 95 p. Note: M.A. thesis (History). Bibliog.:90-95. Study of the "obvious inability of Hawaiian natives and Asians to influence politics affecting them" which resulted in the U.S. annexation of Hawai’i in 1898. CB5 H3 no. 1911 . History-annexation.

364. Sneider, Cary; Kyselka, Will. Wayfinding Art: Ocean Voyaging in Polynesia: a Collection of Essays. Berkeley, CA; Honolulu: University of California, Lawrence Hall of Science; Bishop Museum; 1986; 105 p. GZ871005.85. Navigation/Hokule'a.

365. Sohler, Gary. Keanae; Dancing Whales and Other Tales. Aloha: Nov./Dec. 1984; 7(6): 42-47. Note: Col. photos. Photographic essay on the Hawaiian community at Keanae, Maui, Keanae, Maui/Photographs-Maui-Keanae.

366. Spang, Sara. Hawaiian Experience and Identity: a Study of Cultural Realities. Philadelphia: Temple University; 1983, copyright 1982; 164 p. Note: Bibliog.: 160-164. An ethnophilosophical study of the many modes of cultural identity among Hawaiians in California. DU624.65 S59 1982a. Hawaiians overseas-California/Cultural identity.

367. Spoehr, Alexander. Fur Traders in Hawai’i; the Hudson Bay Company in Honolulu, 1829-1861. Hawaiian Journal of History; 1986; 20: 27-88. Account of the Hudson Bay Company in the Pacific Northwest which employed between 300 to 400 Hawaiians in the mid­ nineteenth century, Hawaiians overseas-Pacific Northwest/Hudson Bay Company/Fur traders/History-fur traders. 61

368. Spriggs, Matthew J.; Tanaka, Patricia Lehua. Mea 'Imi i ka Wa Kahiko; an Annotated Bibliography of Hawaiian Archaeology. Honolulu: University of Hawaii. Social Science Research Institute; 1987: 303 p. Note: Pacific and Asian Archaeology Series No. 15? Archaeology-bibliography/Bibliographies-archaeology.

369. Stagner, Ishmael W. Hula! Laie, HI: Institute for Polynesian Studies, Distributed by University of Hawaii Press; 1985; 36 P. Note: Bibliog.: 35, Illus. Brief, general introduction to hula with black and white photos and illustrations; a hula glossary. Includes Hawaiian and English words for the chant Kahiki-nui 'Auahi ka Makani (Great Kahiki with Wind from a Distance). GV1796 H8 S72 1985. Hula/Chants-Kahiki-nui 'Auahi ka Makani.

370. Stassen-McLaughlin, Marilyn. Ainahau: a Paradise for a Princess. Honolulu; Nov. 1986; 21(5): 122-129. Note: B/W photos, On the home of Princess Kai’ulani in Waikiki. Kai'ulani/Ainahau/Waikiki-Ainahau/Women-Kai'ulani/ Architecture-Ainahau.

371. Steiner, Stan. Land of the Paniolos. American Artist; July/ Aug. 1982 ; 19 (4) : 20-28. Note: B/W photos. On the introduction of cattle in the nineteenth century. Includes photos of paniolos (cowboys), Archie Kaaua, Jack Love, and Ikua Purdy, in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Cowboys/Kaaua, Archie/Love, Jack/Purdy, Ikua.

372. Stepien, Edward R. Ni'ihau: a Brief History. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1984; 332 p. Note: M.A. thesis (Pacific Islands Studies). Bibliog,: 317- 331 . History of the island where Hawaiian is the first language spoken. Includes the motives of its private owners to maintain strict seclusion. CB1 H3 no. 1743. Ni'ihau-history.

373. Stillman, Amy. Published Hawaiian Songbooks. MLA Notes; Dec. 1987; 44(2): 221-239. Note: Bibliog.: 237-239. Defines Hawaiian music; discusses song types and published songbook collections. Includes a list of major published songbooks. Songs-collected. 62

374. Stoneburner, Bryan C. Hawaiian Music: an Annotated Bibliography. New York: Greenwood: 1986; 100 p. Annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the , most of which is Hawaiian music. Arranged by author with subject index. Includes glossary and list of journals listed and their location. Coverage is 1831-1985. ML125 H4 S76 1986. Music-bibliography/Bibliographies-music.

375. Tabrah, Ruth. Hawaii's Incredible Anna. Kailua, HI: Press Pacifica; 1987; 217 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Biography of Anna Lindsey Perry-Fiske, a twentieth century "cowboy" and businesswoman of Waimea, Kohala, Hawai'i Island. DU627.7 P47 T33 1987. Perry-Fiske, Anna Lindsey/Lindsey family/Women-Perry-Fiske , Anna Lindsey/Hawaiʻ i-Kohala-ranching/Hawaiʻ i Island-ranching/ Ranching-Hawaiʻi Island.

376. Tabrah, Ruth. Niihau, the Last Hawaiian Island. Kailua, HI: Press Pacifica; 1987; 243 p. Note: Illus. General history of the privately-owned island not accessible to visitors where Hawaiian is the first language spoken. DU628 N55 T3 1987. Ni’ihau-history/History-Niʻihau.

377. Takemoto-Chock, Naomi. Ethnocultural Variation in Psychiatric Symptomatology in Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1985; 216 p. Note: Ph.D. dissertation (Psychology). Bibliog.: 203-216, Study of part-Hawaiians, Caucasians, and Japanese based on the Present State Exam (P.S.E.) on psychiatric symptoms. AC1 H3 n o . 1971. Psychiatry-symptoms/Psychology-studies-symptoms.

378. Tanouye, Elyse. Big Island: the 13 Most Influential People. Hawaii Business; Nov. 1983; 29(5): 16-18,20,25-26,28,39,32- 34 . Note: B/W photos. Mayor Dante Carpenter is included as one of the influential persons on Hawai'i Island (p.25-26). Hawai’i Island-influential persons-Carpenter, Dante/ Carpenter, Dante/Politicians-Carpenter, Dante.

379. Tanouye, Elyse. Maui: the 20 Most Influential People. Hawaii Business; May 1983: 28(11): 18. Note: B/W photos. Includes attorney Martin Lua as one of the most influential persons on the island of Maui (p. 18). Maui-influential persons-Lua, Martin/Attorneys-Lua, Martin/ Lua, Martin. 63

380, Tatar, Elizabeth. Strains of Change: the Impact of Tourism in Hawaiian Music. Honolulu: Bishop Museum Press; 1987; 29 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Bibliog.: 28-29. The cumulative effect: of tourism over the decades resulting in changes in Hawaiian music. Includes photos of sheet music, mostly of hapa-haole songs, ML200.7 H4 T37.1987. Music-history-tourism/Tourism-music history.

381, Thomas. Debra. Getting a Piece of the Rock, Honolulu; May 1985; 19(11): 58-62,70-74,76,78-82. Note: B/W photos. Includes Sally Wong, pure Hawaiian, of Kaaukea, in successfully obtaining land at Honokeana (Kaanapali) from Maui Land and Pineapple Co. through attorney, Keone Agard, pp. 79-82, Also features Kelii "Skippy" Ioane, songwriter and former activist, at Waikahalulu Bay, pp. 74, 76-79. Land claims-Maui Land and Pineapple Co. /Wong, Sally/Ioane, Skippy/Agard, John (Keone)/ Maui Land and Pineapple Co.,/ Kaaukea-Maui.

382, Thomas, Debra. Queen Emma and Her Summer Palace. Hawaii; May/June 1986; 6(3): 40-41. Note: Col. photos. On the summer home of Queen Emma in Nu'uanu, Emma, Queen-summer palace/Architecture-palaces-Emma, Queen.

383, Thomas, Dita Lei. Native Hawaiian Health; a Bibliography, Hono1ulu; 1986; 17 p . Selected, annotated bibliography on the traditional and contemporary health aspects of Hawaiians. RA448.5 H3 1986a. Health-bibliography/Bibliographies-health.

384, Thomas, Dita Lei. Native Hawaiian Health: a Bibliography, Honolulu; 1986; 17 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the ancient and contemporary aspects of Hawaiian health. RA448.5 H3 T46 1986a. Health-bibliography/Bibliographies-health,

385, Thompson, Katharine Shirley, Queen Emma and the Bishop. Honolulu: Daughters of Hawaii; 1987; 64 p. DU627.17 E4 T46 1987. Emma, Queen/Religion-Emma, Queen.

386, Thompson, Vivian L.; Kane, Herbert K, Hawaiian Tales of Heroes and Champions. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press; 1886; 128 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 127-128. PZ8.1 T3785 Hay 1986. Biographies/Heroes. 387. Thomson, . Ohia Lehua, the Sacred Flower of Pele, Honolulu; Dec. 1986; 21(6): 60-63. Note: Col. cover, col. photos. On the lore of the 'ohia lehua blossoms, Ohia Lehua/ Flowers-ohia lehua/ Pele-Ohia lehua.

388. Thornton, Agatha. The Story of the Woman Brought Back from the Underworld. Journal of the Polynesian Society; Sept. 1984; 93(3): 295-314. Note: Bibliog.: 313-314. Examines six common motifs in three Hawaiian and two Maori stories of Hiku, a young man, and Kewalu, a young woman.

Legends-Hiku/Legends-Kewalu/Legends-Maori.

389. Thurston, Judi, How Four Island Families Celebrate Christmas. RSVP; Dec. 1986; 3(12): 31-35. Note: Col. photos, Brief focus on the musical Farden family, including Irmgard Farden in celebrating Christmas. Farden family/Musicians-Farden family/Christmas-Farden family.

390. Timmons, Grady, Francis Iʻi Brown. Honolulu; Nov. 1984; 19(5): 94-97,164,169-172. Note: B/W photos. Features the sportman known for his golf activities. Brown, Francis I'i/ Sports-Brown, Francis I'i.

391. Trask, Haunani-Kay. The Birth of the Modern Hawaiian Movement: Kalama Valley, Oʻahu. Hawaiian Journal of History 1987; 21: 126-154. Note: B/W photos. Notes: 151-154. Kalama Valley-politics/Land-Kalama Valley.

392. Trask, Haunani-Kay, Cultures in Collision: Hawai'i and England, 1778 [Editor's Forum], Pacific Studies; 1983; 7(Fall): 91-117. Compares the economic, political, and social structures of England and Hawai'i at the time of western impact in 1778 when Captain James Cook arrived in the islands. Cook, James/Western contact-England.

393. Trask, Haunani-Kay. Fighting the Battle of Double Colonization: the View of a Hawaiian Feminist. Honolulu; 1983; 25 p. Note: Bibliographical references. Explores "the place of activist women in the indigenous, nationalist political movement of native Hawaiians." Analysis is based on the author's own experiences, specifically, with the Protect Kaho'olawe 'Ohana activities DU624.65 T73 1983a. Women-politics/Politics-women/Protect Kaho'olawe 'Ohana- women. 65

394. Trask, Haunani-Kay. Hawaiians and Self-determination: 1984?; 7 p. Second of a two-part series on self-determination for Hawaiians. Explores "various forms of self-determination available to native Hawaiians. The author is a member of the movement for Hawaiian independence.". DU624.65 T733 1984. Self-determination.

395. Trask, Haunani-Kay. Hawaiians, the United Nations, and Human Rights; 1984?; 7 p. First of a two-part series on self-determination for Hawaiians. "Addresses the status of Hawaiians as indigenous people, and the nature of their human rights under international law.". DU624.65 T734 1984. Self-determination.

396. Trask, Haunani-Kay. Hawaiians, American Colonization, and the Quest for Independence. Social Process in Hawaii; 1984/ 1985; 31(101-136). Note: Bibliog.: 132-136. Historical background, the current Hawaiian political movement as seen from the perspective of a Hawaiian activist. History-colonization/Politics-colonization/Self- determination.

397. Trask, Haunani-Kay. Native Nationalism: the Struggle for Hawaiian Independence; 1985; 12 p. A Hawaiian activist on "the idea of an independent Hawai'i", and on the Hawai'i State Dept, of Hawaiian Home Lands as an example of the need for self-determination, DU624.65 T735 1985. Self-determination.

398. Trask, Haunani-Kay. The Office of Hawaiian Affairs: Self- determination or State Dependency? Social Process in Hawaii; 1983; 30: 104-112. Author's views on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs as an obstacle to land claims and self-determination for Hawaiians. Office of Hawaiian Affairs/Claims/Self-determination.

399. Trask, Mililani. Hawaiian Rights and the Water Code Controversy. Hawaii Current; Apr, 1987; 1(16-7). Note: B/W photos. Attorney Trask's views on water management and Hawaiian rights. Water-rights.

400. Tsutsumi, Cheryl Chee. Dusting Off the Featherwork. Aloha; Sept,/Oct. 1986; 9(5): 34-41,87. Note: Col. photos. Based on John Dominis Holt's book, The Art of Featherwork in Old Hawaii. Featherwork. 66

401. Tsutsumi, Cheryl Chee. Keepers of the Ancient Hula. Aloha; Nov./Dec, 1984; 7(6): 34-41. Note: B/W photos. Portraits with brief text on several hula teachers are excerpted from the book, Nana i Na Loea Hula. Hula-teachers/Photographs-hula teachers .

402. Tuggle, Myra Jean F.

403. Tuttle, Patricia Ann. Annotated Bibliography of the Banana in Early Hawaiian history. Honolulu; 1987; 17 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the banana in Hawaiian culture. DZ880 217.01. Ethnobotany-banana-bibliography/Bibliographies-ethnobotany- banana.

404. Uchima, Linda Y. Heiau and Their Rites and Ceremonies: a Selected Bibliography. Honolulu; 1987; 20 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on heiaus and related ceremonies. ZZ871215.04. Heiaus-bibliography/Bibliographies-heiaus .

405. Uemoto, Shuzo; Silva, Wendell. Nana i na Loea Hula; Look to the Hula Resources. Honolulu: Kalihi-Palama Culture & Arts Society; 1984; 162 p. Note: Illus. f GV1796 H8 N36 1984. Hula-teachers-biographies-photographs/Biographies-hula teachers/Hula-teachers-photographs.

406. United Senate. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Indian Affairs. Improving the Health Status of Native Hawaiians, and for Other Purposes: Report (to Accompany S . 2243). Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1986; 47 p. Note: Senate Report, 99th Congress, 2d Session; no. 99-532. Report on the need for federal programs of health promotion and disease prevention for Hawaiians as part of a Native Americans program. RA448.5 H3 U65 1986b. Hearings-health.

407. United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Human Resources, Subcommittee on Education, Arts, and Humanities. Education needs of Native Hawaiian Children: Hearing before the ... U.S. Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, on Review of Specific, Immediate, and Long­ term Education Needs of Native Hawaiian Children, March 22, 1984. Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1984; 122 p. Note: Senate Hearing no. 98-871. Hearings on education needs of Native Hawaiian children. LC3501 H3 U6 1984b. Hearings-education-children/Education-hearings-children . 67

408. United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Indian Affairs. Health and Education of Native Hawaiians: Hearings before the Hundredth Congress, First Session, S. 136 ...S. 360 ... March 5, 1987, Honolulu, HI. Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1987; 249 p. Note: Senate Hearing no. 100-86. Hearings on health and education needs of Hawaiians. Includes the Punana Leo Hawaiian language pre-schools, KF31.5 14 1987. Hearings-health and education.

409. United States. Congress. Senate, Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Native Hawaiians Study Commission: Hearings before the ... U.S. Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, on the Report of the Native Hawaiians Study Commission. Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1985; 2 vols. Note: Sen. Hearing no. 98-1257. Statements from over 100 individuals and group representatives on the findings of the Native Hawaiians Study Commission report. Hearings were held on four islands. KF26 E55 1984k. Hearings-Native Hawaiian Study Commission,

410. United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Native Hawaiians Study Commission Report: Oversight Hearings before the ... House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session... May 3, 1984. Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1985; 688 p. Note: Serial no. 98-44. Includes bibliographies. Responses to the Native Hawaiian Study Commission Report by Hawaiians individuals and groups, including A.L.O.H.A. Association, Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, Hou Hawaiians and the Native Hawaiian Land Trust Task Force, KF27 151 1984b. Hearings-Native Hawaiian Study Commission.

411. United States. Congress, Senate. Select Committee on Indian Affairs. Oversight of Native Hawaiian Education: Hearings before the ... U.S. Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, ...March 21, 1984..., Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1984; 181 p. Note: Sen. Hearing no. 98-876. Hearings on the need to improve the education of Hawaiians as part of a program for Native Americans, Statements from representatives of Kamehameha Schools, public schools, and other groups. Includes data and tables on education and social status. See also Entry no. LC3501 H3 U6 1984. Hearings-Native Hawaiian Study Commission. 6 8

412. United States. Congress, Senate. Select Committee on Indian Affairs. Pine Ridge Reservation Claims and Improvement on the Health Status of Native Hawaiians: Hearing before the ... U.S. Senate, Ninety-ninth Congress, Second Session, on S. 2260 ... S. 2243 ... May 7, 1986..., Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1986; 294 p. Note: Sen. Hearing no. 98-729. RA448.5 H3 U65 1986. Hearings-health.

413. United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Indian Affairs. Prevention and Control of Diabetes among Native Americans: Hearings before the ... U.S. Senate, Ninety-ninth Congress, Second Session, on 3. 1986 ... April 15, 1986, .... Washington: U.S. G.P.O.; 1986; 157 p. Note: Sen. Hearing no. 99-764. Hearings on the seriousness of diabetes among Hawaiians and other Native Americans. RC660 U4 1986. Hearings-health-diabetes/Diabetes-hearings .

414. University of Hawaii (System). Hawaiian Studies Task Force. Ka'u, University of Hawai'i Hawaiian Studies Task Force Report. Honolulu; 1986; Various pagings. illus. Note: Includes a bibliography. Status and proposed plans for Hawaiian Studies in the University of Hawaii system colleges and universities. L6961 H4g U574 1986, Hawaiian Studies-University of Hawaii (System)/University of Hawaii-(System)-Hawaiian Studies.

415. University of Hawaii. Oral History Project. Poe Kau Lei; an Oral 's Lei Sellers. Honolulu: The Project, University of Hawaii; 1986; 439, 22 p. Note: Includes a bibliography. illus. Ten extensive interviews with Hawaiians and other individuals on their personal lives and experiences as lei-sellers. DU624.65 P64 1986. Leis-sellers/Oral history-lei-sellers,

416. Uprichard, Brett. 100% Hawaiian. Honolulu; Nov. 1987; 22(5): 270-277. Note: B/W photos. Portraits of contemporary Hawaiians featuring Levi "Sonny" Kapahulehua, John Kepano Lono, Justine Keamoai Johnston Kanahele, Bernice Leiohu Kaohelaulii Atkins, Mabel Loa, and others. Kapahulehua, Levi "Sonny"/Lono, John Kepano/Kanahele, Justine Keamoai Johnston/Atkins, Bernice Leiohu Keohelaulii/Loa , Mabel. 69

417. Uprichard, Brett, Images of the Hula, Hawaii; Sept/Oct, 1983; 3(8): 6-8, Note: B/W photos, B/W cover photo. Photos by and about Boone Morrison taken from his book, Images of the Hula, with text by Malcolm Chun, See entry: Chun, Malcolm, and Morrison, Boone. Images of the Hula. Hula-photographs/Chun, Malcolm/Morrison, Boone,

418. Uprichard, Brett. Journey into a Valley from the Past. Hawaii; Jan./Feb. 1985; 5(1): 6-9. Note: Col, photos. On Waipi'o Valley as a tourist attraction. Waipi'o Valley.

419. Uprichard, Brett. Molokai's Famous Ride into the Past. Hawaii; Sept./Oct. 1986; 6(5): 6-8,20-22. Note: Col. photos. Col. cover. Features Ike Meao, a patient and tour guide at the Hansen's disease settlement at Kalaupapa. Meao, Ike/Kalaupapa-tours-Meao, Ike.

420. Valeri, Valerio. Kinship and Sacrifice: Ritual and Society in Ancient Hawaii. Chicago: University of Chicago Press; 1985; 446 p. Note: Illus. Bibliog.: 409-436. Extensive study of heiaus, religion, ceremonies, the , etc. related to human sacrifice, chiefs, and political power. Sources include Hawaiian language accounts by David Malo, Samuel Kamakau, etc, BI.2620 H3 V35 1985. Religion-human sacrifice/Heiaus-human sacrifice/Makahiki- human sacrifice/Politics-religion-human sacrifice/Malo, David-religion and politics/Kamakau, Samuel-religion and politics.

421. Van Dyke, Jon. The Constitutionality of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. University of Hawaii Law Review; Spring 1985; 7(1): 63-94. Concludes that "OHA created by the 1978 state constitution is a legitimate state response ... to improve the conditions of the native people.,.". Office of Hawaiian Affairs/Constitution-Office of Hawaiian Affairs.

422. Vaughn, Greg. Niihau, Aloha; May/June 1986; 9(3): 56-57. Note: Col. photos. Governor George Ariyoshi and his wife visit the island of N i ʻihau. Ni'ihau-Ariyoshi, George and wife/Ariyoshi, George-Ni'ihau, 70

423. Vaughn, Palani. Na Leo i ka Makani; Voices on the Wind: Historical Photographs of Hawaiians of Yesteryear. Honolulu: Mutual; 1987; 176 p. Note: Illus. Beautiful remembrance of Hawaiians illustrated with numerous historic black and white photos. Includes index of family names, DU624.65 V38 1987. Hawaiians-photos/Photographs.

424. Velasco, Ambrose Don Kameekaulani. Mana'o i Loko o ke Kanaka. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1984; 18 p. Note: M.F.A. thesis (Fine Arts). Photos of the artist’s sculpture and paintings with notes on their historical and hidden meanings "analogous to ancient Hawaiian 'thought' (mana’o)". N25 H3 no. 275. Art-ancient thought,

425. Volkmar, Janine S. Selected Bibliography on Queen Emma. Honolulu; 1987; 18 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on Queen Emma. ZZ880111.01. Emma, Queen-bibliography/Bibliographies-Emma, Queen.

426. Von Holt, Ida Elizabeth Knudsen. Stories of Long Ago, Niihau, Kauai, Oahu. Rev. e d . Honolulu: Daughters of Hawaii; 1985; 158 p. Note: Illus, (some col.). DU627.7 V54 A3 1985. Ni'ihau/ Kaua'i/O ’ahu.

427. Wagner, John P. The Rape of the Fragrant Trees. Honolulu; Nov. 1986; 21(5): 96,148,150,152,154,156,158. Note: B/w and col. photos. On the sandalwood trade in the early nineteenth century. Sandalwood.

428. Wagner, John P. The Sacred Stone of Wahiawa. Honolulu; Nov. 1986; 21(5): 86-87,138. Note: Col. photos. Now enclosed in a stone bunker, this sacred stone at the foot of California Avenue in Wahiawa, no longer attracts worshippers. Stones-Wahiawa/Sacred sites-Wahiawa stone/Wahiawa-sacred sites. 71

429. Waianae Coast Cultural and Arts Society. Poe Kahiko o Waianae; Oral Histories of the Waianae Coast of Oahu, Honolulu: Topgallant; 1986; 201 p. Note: Illus. Twenty-nine interviews with Hawaiians and other residents of the predominantly Hawaiian communities of Wai'anae, Maili. Nanakuli, and Makaha on the leeward coast of O'ahu. DU629 W42 P64 1986. W a i a nae-coast/Mail i/Nanakuli/Makaha.

430. Waldman, Alan. Bernard Punikaia. Honolulu; Dec. 1983: 13(6): 43-44,46,48,50,52. Note: B/W photos. Interview with an activist in promoting the causes of Hansen's disease patients; his role in the Hale Mohala facility. Punikaia himself has the disease. Punikaia, Bernard/Hansen's disease-Hale Mohala,

431. Waldman, Alan. Dickie Wong. Honolulu; Jan. 1984; 18(7): 36- 38,40-44,46-47. Note: B/W photos. Interview with Richard Wong, the president of Hawai'i's Senate, discussing various issues. Wong, Richard/Politics-Wong, Richard.

432. Waldman, Alan. John Dominis Holt, Honolulu; Nov. 1983; 18(5): 54-58,60,62,64,66,68. Note: B/W photos. Interview with author on his views of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Hawaiian Home Lands, and other problems of the Hawaiian people. Holt, John Dominis/Authors-Holt, John Dominis.

433. Waldman, Alan. The Three Faces of Bishop Estate. Honolulu; Oct. 1983; 18(4): 54-61,80,82-83,85. Note: B/W photos.

Bishop Estate.

434. Waldman, Jane. Kina'u Boyd Kamali'i. Honolulu; Apr. 1983; 17(10): 47-48,50,52-57. Extensive interview with the Republican politician and chairperson of the Native Hawaiian Study Commission, Kamali'i, Kina'u Boyd/ Women-politicians/Politicians-women/ Native Hawaiian Study Commission.

435. Ward, Gene R . The Social Origins of Business Behavior among Hawaiian Entrepreneurs. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1983 xii, 220 p. Note: Ph.D Dissertation (Sociology). Bibliog.: 211-220. Exposure to and association with business people and resources are key factors in the process of entrepreneurship development within the Hawaiian community on O'ahu. AC1 H3 no. 1740. Business. 72

436. Watson, Art. King Kamehameha III, Hawaii's Constitutional Monarchy: a Bibliography. Honolulu; 1987; 38 p. Selected, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on Lot, King Kamehameha III. ZZ871215.01. Kamehameha III-bibliography/Bibliographies-Kamehameha III.

437. Weisler, Marshall; Kirch, Patrick Vinton. The Structure of Settlement Space in a Polynesian Chiefdom: Kawela, Molokai, Hawaiian Islands. New Zealand Journal of Archaeology; 1985; 7(??): 129-158. Archaeological study of Hawaiian society results in varied perspectives of a major settlement area, Kawela and Makakupaia iki on Moloka'i, between 1650 and 1820. Archaeology-Molokai-Kawela/Kawela-Moloka' i,/Makakupaia iki- Molokai'i .

438. Westervelt, William Drake. Myths and Legends of Hawaii, Honolulu: Mutual; 1987; 187 p. Selections of legends collected by Westervelt which have appeared in earlier published books. New foreword by A . G. Day. GR110 H38 W47 1987. Legends-collections/Mythology-collections .

439. Wichman, Frederick B . Kauai Tales. Honolulu: Bamboo Ridge; 1985; 173 p. GR385 H3 W53 1985. Legends-Kaua'i/Kaua'i-legends,

440. Wisniewski, Richard A. Hawaiian Monarchs and Their Palaces: a Pictorial History, Honolulu: Pacific Basin; 1987; 72 p. Note: Illus. (some col.). Brief pictorial history of the Hawaiian monarchs and their residences, including ’Iolani Palace, DU625 W57 1987. Monarchs/Iolani Palace-rulers.

441. Wolf, Susan. Kalakaua's Library. Honolulu; Nov. 1983; 18(5): 94-96 . Note: Col, photos. On the restoration of the king's library room in Iolani Palace. Iolani Palace-library/Kalakaua-Iolani Palace/Libraries- Kalakaua,

442. Wong, Yvnne Kukahiko. A Bibliography on the Island of Niihau. Honolulu; 1986; 20 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, newspaper articles, etc. on Ni'ihau. DU628 N5 W66 1986a. Ni'ihau-bibliography/Bibliographies-Ni'ihau, 73

443. Wores, Theodore. The Lei Seller. Hawaii; Nov./Dec. 1983; 3(9). Note: Col. cover. Photo of Wore's familiar painting of a lei-seller seated in a red mu'umu'u. Lei-sellers-photos/Wores, Theodore/Photographers-Wores, Theodore,/Women-lei-sellers/Artists-Wores, Theodore .

444. Yamamoto, Daphne. Kahuna of Hawaii: a Bibliography. Honolulu; 1987; 19 p. Short, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on kahunas, the experts in various occupations in traditional Hawai'i. ZZ871215,02. Kahunas-bibliography/Bibliographies-kahunas.

445. Yamashige, Ethel M. The Family Aumakua: a Selected Bibliography. Honolulu; 1986; 19 p. Selected, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the family gods, the 'aumakua, BL2620 H3 Y66 1986. Religion-gods ('aumakua)-bibliography/Bibliographies- religion-gods ('aumakua).

446. Yardley, Maili; Rogers, Miriam. Queen Kapiolani. Honolulu: Topgallant; 1985; 65 p. Note: Illus. Brief biography of the wife of King Kalakaua and founder of Queen's Hospital in Honolulu. Includes eighteen chants by and about the queen, in Hawaiian and English, with background notes, +DU627,17 K37 Y37 1985. Kapi'olani, Queens-biography/Chants-Kapi' olani, Queen,

447. Yardley, Maili; Rogers, Miriam. Queen Kapiolani. Honolulu: Topgallant; 1985; 65 p. Note: Illus. DU627.17 K37 Y37 1985.

448. Year of the Hawaiian. Alto, N.M.: C. F. Boone; 1987; 125 p. Note: Illus. Collection of newspaper articles on a wide variety of Hawaiian concerns in 1987, the "Year of the Hawaiian", The articles originally appeared in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin edition of Feb. 17, 1987. DU625 Y44 1987. Year of the Hawaiian/Newspaper articles-Year of the Hawaiian.

449. Yoshitake, Velma. Ti Plant of Hawaii: an Annotated Bibliography. Honolulu; 1987; 34 p. Selected, annotated list of books, articles, etc. on the ti plant, SZ880 216.01. Ethnobotany-ti-bibliography/Bibliographies-ethnobotany-ti. 74

450. Young, Susan S. S. Waianae Coast School Concerns Coalition: Citizen Action towards Public School Reform in Hawaii. Honolulu: University of Hawaii; 1985; 123 p. Note: M.Ed. thesis (Educational Foundations). Bibliog.: 121— 123 , Study of grass-roots, citizen advocacy group established in 1979 to improve relations between school officials in meeting public school needs in a largely Hawaiian leeward O'ahu community. LB5 H 3 no. 309. Education-Wai'anae/Wai'anae-education.

451. Zambucka, Kristin. Kalakaua; Hawaii's Last King. Honolulu: Mana; 1983; 169 p. DU627.16 Z36. Kalakaua-biography/Biographies-Kalakaua.

452. Zotique, Jonathan. An American Royal Family for Today. Monarchy Canada; Spring 1983; 11(3) : 18-21,32-33. Note: B/W photos. On the Kawananakoa family, the present-day descendants who are generally recognized as heirs to the Hawaiian Kingdom. The lineage is from Queen Kapi'olani's nephews. Kawananakoa family/Royalty-Kawananakoa family/Kapi'olani, Queen-descendants.

453. Zulu, Hawaii 5-0's Ex-cop Still Likes Plenty of Action. Oahu; March/Apr 1984; 8(2): 12-14. Note: B/W photos. Features musician-entertainer, ?? Zulu/Hawaii 5-0/Police-Zulu/Entertainers-Zulu/Real name-Zulu?

THE HAWAIIANS, SUPPLEMENT 1983-1987 (INDEX)

By Chieko Tachihata LIST OF MAGAZINES/JOURNALS/SERIALS INDEXED; 1983-1987 NOT ALL ISSUES ARE COMPLETELY INDEXED Aloha DU620 A5

Ampersand HF4309 A54 A15

Bernice P. Bishop Museum. Dept, of Anthropology. Report DU624 A1 B47

East West DU624.7 J3 E17

Educational Perspectives L11 E38

HLA Journal Z673 H384

Hawaii; the magazine of Hawaiian Air (ceased 1986; continued by In Paradise) DU620 H293

Hawaii Architect NA1 H38

Hawaii Bar Journal K8 A92

Hawaii Business HC101 H3

Hawaii Current JK9301 H33

Hawaii Herald f DU624.7 J3 H375

Historic Hawai'i -v. 9 no. 1, Jan. 1983 f DU624.3 H57 v. 9 no. 2, Feb. 1983- DU624.3 H57

Honolulu DU620 H65

In Paradise (continues Hawaii; the magazine of Hawaiian Air March/April 1987- DU620 I5

Islands PAC G1 175

Journal of Pacific History PAC DU1 J68

Journal of the Pacific Society PAC HZ860530.50

Man and Culture in Oceania PAC GN662 M36

Mormon History of the Pacific

Oahu (ceased Winter, Oct.-Dec. 1985) DU620 023

Pacific Anthropological Record GV4 P32

Pacific Science QH1 P33

Pacific Studies DU1 P38 (also Pac.) RSVP DU6 20 R7 8 Spirit of Aloha DU620 S65

University of Hawaii Law Review K25 N64 Quilts. See also Crafts

Ranching. See also Cowboys

Religion. See also Heiaus, Hi'iaka, Kamapua'a, Mythology, Prayers

Rocks. See Stones

Royal Hawaiian Band. See also Music, Musicians, Songs

Sacred Sites. See also Historic sites, Kualoa, Kukaniloka., Stones??

Sculpture?? See also Art, Crafts??

Seaweed. See also Food

Singers. See Music, Musicians, Entertainers

Songs. See also Chants, Music, Musicians, Royal Hawaiian Band

Sports, See also Athletes

Takamiyama. See Kahaulua, Jesse

Tapa. See Ethnobotany-tapa-bibliography. See also Clothing

Taro. See Ethnobotany-taro-bibliography. See also Food

Tattooing. See also Ornaments

Ti. See Ethnobotany-ti-bibliography

Trees. See Kukui

University of Hawaii. See also Education, Hawaiian Language, Hawaiian Studies

Volcanoes-goddesses. See Pele; Parks, national-volcanoes

1

ACTORS-HA'O, WILLIAM

195

ACTRESSES-MINN, HAUNANI

19

ADOPTION

128

ADZES

71 72 73

AGARD, JOHN (KEONE)

381

AIEA-HEIAUS-KEA'IWI

200

AINAHAU

370

AIRPORTS

157

AKAKA, ABRAHAM

35

AKANA, A'ALA

181

AKINA, ALLEN-DESIGNER

175

ALEKOKI-SONG

59 2

ALEXANDER, CZAR

350

ALOHA

35

ALU LIKE-PROGRAMS

53

AMALU, SAMMY

240

AQUACULTURE

83

ARCHAELOGY-KANE'OHE

7

ARCHAEOLOGY-ADZES

71 73

ARCHAEOLOGY-BIBLIOGRAPHY

308 368

ARCHAEOLOGY-GENERAL

2 30

ARCHAEOLOGY-GOLF COURSES

110

ARCHAEOLOGY-HAWAI'I ISLAND

70

ARCHAEOLOGY-HAWAI'I ISLAND-VOLCANOES

246

ARCHAEOLOGY-KAPOKOHOLELE

203 3

ARCHAEOLOGY-KEOPU, HAWAI'I ISLAND

149

ARCHAEOLOGY-MOLOKAI-KAWELA

437

ARCHAEOLOGY-OAHU-KUALOA

135

ARCHAEOLOGY-PRESERVATION

231 307

ARCHAEOLOGY-WAIMEA AND KAWAIHAE

68

ARCHITECTURE-AINAHAU

370

ARCHITECTURE-IOLANI PALACE

144

ARCHITECTURE-PALACES-EMMA, QUEEN

382

ARCHITECTURE-HISTORIC HOMES

238

ARIYOSHI, GEORGE-NI'IHAU

422

ART-ANCIENT THOUGHT

424

ART-DESIGNS

51

ART-SCULPTURE

199 4

ART-SCULPTURE-CAVES

344

ART-SCULPTURE-DESIGNS

51

ART-SCULPTURE-KALAKAUA AND K A 'IULANI

346

ART-SCULPTURE-KINGS AND QUEENS-KAYTON, EDWIN

327

ART-VOYAGES-BIBLIOGRAPHY

121

ART-WOMEN

119 172

ARTISTS-CHENG, YVONNE

119

ARTISTS-KAYTON, EDWIN

327

ARTISTS-WEBBER, JOHN-1778

324

ARTISTS-WORES , THEODORE

443

ASTRONOMY-KUKANILOKO

242

ATHLETES-FREITAS, ROCKNE

143

ATHLETES-KAULUKUKUI, TOMMY

141 5

ATHLETES-VIDA, EARL K.-BABE RUTH

142

ATKINS, BERNICE LEIOHU KEOHELAULII

416

ATTITUDES-TOWARDS HAWAIIANS

35 3

ATTORNEYS-BURGESS, HAYDEN

265

ATTORNEYS-LUA, MARTIN

379

ATTORNEYS-TRASK, MILILANI.

123

AUTHORS-HOLT, JOHN DOMINIS

43 2

BACON, PATIENCE

38

BEACHES-CLARK, JOHN K.

188

BEACHES-LEGENDS, CHANTS

69

BEAMER FAMILY-HOME

238

BEAMER, KAPONO-MUSICIAN

214

BEAMER, WINONA-(NONA)

32 6

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-ARCHAEOLOGY

308 368

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-BIOGRAPHY

94

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-BIOGRAPHY-ELEMENTARY

313

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-EMMA, QUEEN

425

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-ETHNOBOTANY-BANANA

403

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-ETHNOBOTANY-TARO

91

BIBLIOGRAPHIES--ETHNOBOTANY-TI

449

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-FISHPONDS

194

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-GAMES AND SPORTS

253

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-HAWAIIAN CULTURE

233

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-HAWAIIAN STUDIES

305

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-HEALTH

383 384

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-HEIAUS

404 7

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-HISTORY-ELEMENTARY

313

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-HULA

145 146

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-HULA-FESTIVALS

120

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-KAHO'OLAWE

299

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-KAHUNAS

444

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-KALAKAUA

348

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-KAMEHAMEHA III

436

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-KAPI'OLANI, QUEEN

122

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-LEGENDS-ANIMALS

104

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-LEGENDS-GHOSTS

86

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-LEGENDS-HILO

126

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-LEGENDS-MO'O

96

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-LEGENDS-PUNA

126 8

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-MUSIC

374

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-NI'IHAU

442

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-ORIGINS OF HAWAIIANS

15 2

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-PETROGLYPHS

3 6

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-PLANTS-MEDICINE

101

BIBLIOGRAPHIES - QUILTS

288

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-RELIGION-GODS (’AUMAKUA)

445

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-TAPA

223

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-TATTOOS

2 3 5

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-VOYAGES

112 2 34

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-VOYAGES.

121

BIBLIOGRAPHIES-WAIPI'O VALLEY

339

BIOGRAPHIES

32 251 9

338 386

BIOGRAPHIES-BIBLIOGRAPHY

94

BIOGRAPHIES-BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI

211

BIOGRAPHIES-DICTIONARY

92

BIOGRAPHIES-ELEMENTARY-BIBLIOGRAPHY

313

BIOGRAPHIES-HULA TEACHERS

405

BIOGRAPHIES-KAHAPEA, ALEXANDER

206

BIOGRAPHIES-KALAKAUA

451

BIOGRAPHIES-KAPOLOLU, RICHARD

213

BIOGRAPHIES-WOMEN

318

BISHOP ESTATE

433

BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI

3 38

BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI-ARTIFACTS

64

BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI-BIOGRAPHY

211 10

BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI-BUILDINGS

215

BOWMAN, KENT

278

BRANDT, LANAKILA

321

BRIGHT, SOLOMON K.

8

BROWN, FRANCIS I'I

390

BURGESS, HAYDEN

2 65

BURIAL SITES-HAWAI'I ISLAND

70

BURIAL SITES-KEOPU, HAWAI'I ISLAND

149

BUSINESS

435

BUSINESS-GOV. JOHN WAIHEE.

196

BUSINESS-KANOHO, EZRA

351

BUSINESS-SANDALWOOD

316

BUSINESSPERSONS

221 11

BUSINESSPERSONS-CAZIMERO, MOMI

330

BUSINESSPERSONS-FERNANDEZ, E. K., JR.

330

BUSINESSPERSONS-FIDDLER, AL

330

BUSINESSPERSONS- ISAACS, CHARLES

3 30

BUSINESSPERSONS-KAMAKA, SAM

3 30

BUSINESSPERSONS-MAGOON, JACK

220

BUSINESSPERSONS-MAY, SCOTT

3 30

CAMPBELL , ARCHIBALD-INDEX

306

CANCER

48

CANOES-HOKULE'A

243

CARNINI, JOE

77

CARPENTER, DANTE

373

CARTOONS-PROVERBS

79 12

CAVES-KAPOKOHELE

203

CAVES-SCULPTURE

344

CAZIMERO BROTHERS-ROBERT AND ROLAND

341

CEMETERIES-PUNCHBOWL.

315

CHANTS

5 30 31 54 55 56 139

CHANTS-A HILO AU-KAMEHAMEHA III

205

CHANTS-BEACH AREAS

69

CHANTS-E PUA ANA KA MAKANI- KA'AHUMANU

2 05

CHANTS-KAHIKI-NUI 'AUAHI KA MAKANI

369

CHANTS-KAPI'OLANI, QUEEN

122 446

CHANTS-PUNCHBOWL

315

CHANTS-RELIGION

58 13

CHENG, YVONNE

119

CHIEFS-LAND

100

CHILD CARE

132

CHILDREN-ADOPTION

128

CHILDREN-FOSTER CARE

273

CHILDREN-STATISTICS

155

CHRISTMAS-FARDEN FAMILY

389

CHUN, MALCOLM

417

CLAIMS

398

CLAIMS-FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

2 70

CLAIMS-FISHING

15

CLARK, JOHN K.

188

CLOTHING-HORSEBACK RIDING

5 14

COCKTAIL LOUNGES

20

COMEDIANS-BOWMAN, KENT

278

COMEDIANS-DELIMA, FRANK

111

COMMONERS

336

COMPOSER-LI'A,SAM

193

COMPOSERS -HEWETT, FRANK

52

CONFLICT RESOLUTION-HO'OPONOPONO

356

CONSTITUTION-LAND

164

CONSTITUTION-OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS

421

COOK, JAMES

392

COOK, JAMES- MOKUPAPAPA

268

COOK, JAMES-DEATH CLUB

239 241

COOKBOOKS-IOLANI PALACE

115 15

COSTUME-ANCIENT

320

COSTUME-MONARCHS

275

COUCH, DANNY

134

COWBOYS

280 371

CULTS

33 5

CULTURAL CHANGES

336

CULTURAL IDENTITY

366

CULTURAL VALUES

210 270

CULTURE, EARLY

277

CULTURE, EARLY-ARCHAEOLOGY

230

CULTURE, EARLY-ART

199

CULTURE-BIBLIOGRAPHIES

233

CULTURE-ROLE-EDUCATION

62 16

CULTURE?

159

CYPRIANAO, NOHELANI

279

DAMPIER, ROBERT-INDEX

306

DANCERS-KAUAHI, NORMAN

195

DAVID, GLENN AND MAHEALANI

291

DAVIS, CHARLES K. L.

169

DELIMA, FRANK-COMEDIAN

111

DENTAL CARE

303

DENTISTRY

148

DESIGNERS-AKINA, ALLEN

175

DIABETES-HEARINGS

413

DICTIONARIES-HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE

332

EARLY CULTURE-PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION

102 17

EAST-WEST CENTER-EDUCATION

62

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS-1983

301

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT-ALU LIKE

53

ECONOMICS-CONTACT IMPACT

244

ECONOMICS-FISHING

289

ECONOMICS-POVERTY LEVEL

352

EDUCATION-"ACTING” SOCIAL BEHAVIOR

87

EDUCATION-ACHIEVEMENT

286

EDUCATION-ADULTS-KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS

117

EDUCATION-CHILDREN

50 168

EDUCATION-COMPARATIVE STUDIES

208 209

EDUCATION-HAWAIIAN STUDIES

50

EDUCATION-HEARINGS-CHILDREN

407 18

EDUCATION-KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS

67 75 334

EDUCATION-MISSIONARIES

103

EDUCATION-NI'IHAU

153 347

EDUCATION-READING AND SPEAKING

40

EDUCATION-UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEM

319

EDUCATION-UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

360

EDUCATION-VALUES

62

EDUCATION-WAI’ANAE

450

EDUCATION-WAILUKU FEMALE SEMINARY

276

EMERSON, JOHN S.

4

EMMA, QUEEN

385

EMMA, QUEEN-BIBLIOGRAPHY

425

EMMA, QUEEN-SUMMER PALACE

382 19

ENTERTAINERS-RIVERA, LARRY, HOTELS-COCO PALMS-WAILAU, KAUA'I

182

ENTERTAINERS-THOMPSON, CHA

191

ENTERTAINERS-TIHATI, JACK

191

ENTERTAINERS-ZULU

453

ETHNOBOTANY

222

ETHNOBOTANY-BANANA-BIBLIOGRAPHY

403

ETHNOBOTANY-HERBS

125 137

ETHNOBOTANY-MEDICINE

2 65

ETHNOBOTANY-MEDICINE-BIBLIOGRAPHY

101

ETHNOBOTANY-TARO-BIBLIOGRAPHY

91

ETHNOBOTANY-TI-BIBLIOGRAPHY

449

FAMILIES

85 128 132 20

FAMILIES-HO'OPONOPONO

197

FAMILIES-PROBLEM-SOLVING

296

FARDEN FAMILY

389

FARDEN FAMILY-SHARPE, EMMA FARDEN

328

FASHION-COUCH, DANNY

134

FASHION-SHIMOOKA, RUSSELL

134

FASI, FRANK

184

FEATHER CLOAKS

320

FEATHERWORK

400

FERNANDEZ, E. K. JR.

330

FIDDLER, AL

330

FIREMEN-CLARK, JOHN K.

188

FISHING

127 21

FISHING-HISTORY

289

FISHING-MOLOKA'I

25

FISHING-RIGHTS

15 287

FISHPONDS

83

FISHPONDS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

194

FISHPONDS-HISTORY

2 89

FISHPONDS-KONOHIKI RIGHTS

287

FISHPONDS-MAPS

194

FLOWERS-OHIA LEHUA

387

FOOD

162 185

FOOD-ETHNIC

232

FREITAS, ROCKNE

143

FUR TRADERS

367 22

GAMES AND SPORTS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

253

GENEALOGY-NEWSPAPERS

2 84

GEOLINGUISTICS

95

GODDESSES

60 61

GODS-KAMAPUA'A

5 7

GOLF COURSES-HISTORIC SITES

110

GOVERNORS-WAIHE'E, JOHN

161

GRAFFITI-PETROGLYPHS

165

GROVE FARM HOMESTEAD-QUILTS

349

HA' O , WILLIAM

195

HALE OF KEAWE

45

HALE OLA O HOOPAKOLEA

298

HANA, MAUI

322 23

HANDICRAFT

3

HANSEN'S DISEASE-EMPLOYMENT

114

HANSEN'S DISEASE-HALE MOHALA

430

HANSEN'S DISEASE-KALAUPAPA-HISTORY, KALAUPAPA-HANSEN'S DISEASE-

130

HANSEN' S DISEASE- KALUAIKOOLAU

236

HAPU

335

HARBORS

157

HAWAI'I ISLAND- 'ANAEHO'OMALU, HAWAI'I ISLAND-MUDLANE-WAIMEA-KAWA

70

HAWAI'I ISLAND-HILO-MISSIONARIES

103

HAWAI'I ISLAND-HONAUNAU

70

HAWAI'I ISLAND-INFLUENTIAL PERSONS-CARPENTER, DANTE

378

HAWAI'I ISLAND-KAWAIHAE

68

HAWAI'I ISLAND-KEOPU

70 24

HAWAI'I ISLAND-KING KAMEHAMEHA DAY

176

HAWAI'I ISLAND-KOHALA-GOLF COURSES-HISTORIC SITES

110

HAWAI'I ISLAND-KOHALA-RANCHING

177

HAWAI'I ISLAND-LAPAKAHI

70

HAWAI'I ISLAND-POPULATION

10

HAWAI'I ISLAND-QUARRIES

72

HAWAI'I ISLAND-RANCHING

84 177 2 80 375

HAWAI'I ISLAND-WAIMEA

68

HAWAI'I-KOHALA-RANCHING

375

HAWAII 5-0

453

HAWAIIAN AIRLINES-MAGOON, JACK

2 20

HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS

317

HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS-CARING VALUES AND CURING PRACTICES

229 25

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE

333 357

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-COMPILATIONS

219

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-DICTIONARY

332

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-MEDICINE-BILINGUAL

65

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-NI'IHAU

153

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-PRESCHOOLS-PUNANA LEO

160

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-PRONUNCIATION

153

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-READERS-BILINGUAL

2 07 292

HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-SURVIVAL

99 124 1 6 0 HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-WORDS

49

HAWAIIAN REALTOR-HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE

158

HAWAIIAN RENAISSANCE

259

HAWAIIAN RENAISSANCE-EDUCATION

3 34 26

HAWAIIAN STUDIES-ATTITUDES

363

HAWAIIAN STUDIES-BIBLIOGRAPHY

305

HAWAIIAN STUDIES-DEPT. OF EDUCATION

251

HAWAIIAN STUDIES-KUPUNA

154

HAWAIIAN STUDIES-UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII (SYSTEM)

414

HAWAIIANS OVERSEA-UTAH-SKULL VALLEY

163

HAWAIIANS OVERSEAS

228

HAWAIIANS OVERSEAS-CALIFORNIA

3 66

HAWAIIANS OVERSEAS-CALIFORNIA- GOLD RUSH-SUTTER, JOHN

190

HAWAIIANS OVERSEAS-CANADA

252

HAWAIIANS OVERSEAS-MISSIONARIES IN THE PACIFIC

295

HAWAIIANS OVERSEAS-PACIFIC NORTHWEST

304 367

HAWAIIANS-PHOTOS

423 27

HEALTH

303

HEALTH-BIBLIOGRAPHY

383 384

HEALTH-MORTALITY

48

HEARINGS-EDUCATION-CHILDREN

407

HEARINGS-HEALTH

406 412

HEARINGS-HEALTH AND EDUCATION

408

HEARINGS-HEALTH-DIABETES

413

HEARINGS-NATIVE HAWAIIAN STUDY COMMISSION

409 410 411

HEIAUS-AIEA-KEA'IWA

200

HEIAUS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

404

HEIAUS-GENERAL

230

HEIAUS-HUMAN SACRIFICE

420 28

HEIAUS-KIHA-LOUNA

109

HEIAUS-MEDICAL-KEA'IWA, AIEA

200

HEIAUS-MO'OKINI, HAWAI'I ISLAND

178 325

HEIAUS-PUNCHBOWL

315

HEIAUS-WAHA'ULA

246

HEROES

38 6

HEWETT, FRANK-HULA-TEACHER AND COMPOSER

52

HI' IAKA

113 218

HILO-HULA

170

HILO-HULA-MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL

326

HILO-LEGENDS

337

HISTORIC SITES-INDEX

76

HISTORIC SITES-O 'AHU

290 29

HISTORY-ANNEXATION

362 363

HISTORY-COLONIZATION

396

HISTORY-CONTACT IMPACT

244

HISTORY-EARLY

256 292

HISTORY-ELEMENTARY-BIBLIOGRAPHY

313

HISTORY-FUR TRADERS

367

HISTORY-KALAKAUA-1888

329

HISTORY-KINGDOM OVERTHROW

270

HISTORY-KONA, HAWAI'I

131

HISTORY-NI'IHAU

376

HISTORY-PAULET INCIDENT

129

HO'OPONOPONO

197 356

HO'OPONOPONO-MEDIATION COMPARISON

355 30

HOKULE'A

23 166 243 364

HOLOKAI, ALICE

35

HOLT, JOHN DOMINIS

432

HONAUNAU

45

HONOLULU MAGAZINE-CENTENNIAL ISSUE

310

HORSEBACK RIDING-WOMEN

5

HOTELS-KAHALA HILTON

226

HOTELS-KING KAMEHAMEHA

181

HUALALAI-CAVES

344

HUDSON BAY COMPANY

252 367

HUFFORD, ROEN

116

HULA

30 74 205 31

369

HULA-BIBLIOGRAPHY

145 146

HULA-CALENDARS

77

HULA-CHANTS

31

HULA-CHILDREN

133

HULA-FESTIVALS

88

HULA-FESTIVALS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

120

HULA-FESTIVALS-KEIKI HULA

133

HULA-FESTIVALS-KEIKI HULA-PHOTOS

77

HULA-FESTIVALS -MERRIE MONARCH

170 3 26

HULA-KE'E--KAUA'I

113

HULA-LAKA-CHANTS, KUMULIPO

58

HULA-LAS VEGAS

18

HULA-PHOTOGRAPHS

66 32

297 417

HULA-PUPPETS

271

HULA-TEACHERS

401

HULA-TEACHERS-’IOLANI LUAHINE

140

HULA-TEACHERS-BIOGRAPHIES-PHOTOGRAPHS

405

HULA-TEACHERS-HEWETT, FRANK

52

HULA-TEACHERS-LAKE, MA'IKI AIU

361

HULA-TEACHERS-PHOTOGRAPHS

405

HULA-TEACHERS-WOOD, SALLY

216

HULUMANU

335

HUNNEWELL, JAMES-INDEX

306

IAUKEA , CURTIS P.

350

IDENTITY

259

II, JOHN-HOME

238 33

INDEXES-HISTORIC SITES

76

INDEXES-KEALAKEKUA BAY

167

INDEXES-SONGS

245

INDEXES-VOYAGES

234 306

IOANE, SKIPPY

381

IOLANI PALACE

144

IOLANI PALACE-COOKBOOK

115

IOLANI PALACE-LIBRARY

441

IOLANI PALACE-MENUS

39

IOLANI PALACE-RESTORATION

108

IOLANI PALACE-RULERS

440

IOSEPAH-UTAH

21 1 6 3

ISAACS, CHARLES

330 34

ISLANDS-LOST- MOKUPAPAPA

268

JOURNALISTS-AMALU, SAMMY

240

KA'AHUMANU

338 358

KAAUA, ARCHIE

371

KAAUKEA-MAUI

381

KAHANAMOKU, DUKE

225

KAHAPEA, ALE HOU NALUA

206

KAHAUKAPU, JULIA "PUNA"

16

KAHAULUA, JESSE

136

K A H O 'OLAWE

105

KAHO'OLAWE-BIBLIOGRAPHY

299

KAHUNAS, CONTEMPORARY

321

KAHUNAS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

444 35

KAI' ULANI

370

KAI'ULANI- SCULPTURE

346

KAILUA-KONA-AKANA, A'ALA

181

KALAKAUA

310

KALAKAUA-1888

329

KALAKAUA-BIBLIOGRAPHY

348

KALAKAUA-BIOGRAPHY

451

KALAKAUA-IOLANI PALACE

441

KALAKAUA-SCULPTURE

346

KALAKAUA-WOODEN IMAGES.

344

KALAMA VALLEY-POLITICS

391

KALAUPAPA-EMPLOYMENT

114

KALAUPAPA-TOURS-MEAO, IKE

419 36

KALEIKINI, DANNY

226

KALUAIKOOLAU (LEPROSY)

2 36

KALUAIKOOLAU, PIILANI

236

KAMAE, EDDIE

189

KAMAE, EDDIE KAMAE

193

KAMAKA, SAM

330

KAMAKAU, SAMUEL-RELIGION AND POLITICS

420

KAMAL I'I , KINA'U BOYD

434

KAMANA, KAUANOE

160

KAMAPUA'A

57

KAMEEKUA, KAILIOHE

256

KAMEHAMEHA EARLY EDUCATION PROGRAM

87

KAMEHAMEHA EARLY EDUCATION PROGRAM-READING AND SPEAKING

40 37

KAMEHAMEHA I

257 338

KAMEHAMEHA I-CELEBRATIONS AND HISTORY

176

KAMEHAMEHA I-RUSSIANS

173

KAMEHAMEHA III-BIBLIOGRAPHY

436

KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS

75 208 209 334

KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS-ADULTS

117

KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS-BISHOP, BERNICE PAUAHI

211

KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS-CHAPEL

215

KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS-HERITAGE CENTER

64 215

KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS-HISTORY-PICTORIAL WORKS

67

KANAHELE, JUSTINE KEAMOAI JOHNSTON

416

KANAHELE, KAMAKI

321 38

KANE'OHE-ARCHAEOLOGY

7

KANOHO, EZRA

351

KAPAHULEHUA, LEVI "SONNY”

416

KAPELA 'OHANA

256

KAPI’OLANI, QUEEN-BIBLIOGRAPHY

122

KAPI'OLANI, QUEEN-DESCENDANTS

452

KAPI'OLANI, QUEENS-BIOGRAPHY

446

KAPOKOHELELE

203

KAUA'I

426

KAUA’I COUNTY-POPULATION

11

KAUA'I MUSEUM-QUILTS

323

KAUA'I-HISTORY

201

KAUA'I-LAND

201 39

KAUA'I-LEGENDS

439

KAUA'I-LEPROSY-KALUAIKOOLAU

236

KAUA'I-NUKOLI'I-KANOHO, EZRA

351

KAUA'I-POIPU BEACH-KIHA-LOUNA HEIAU

109

KAUA'I-QUILTS

349

KAUA'I-RUSSIANS

173

KAUAHI, NORMAN

195

KAULA PROPHET

340

KAULA-MOKUPAPAPA

268

KAULUKUKUI, TOMMY

141 338

KAULUPA'OA HEIAU

113

KAWANANAKOA FAMILY

452

KAWANANAKOA, ABIGAIL KEKAULIKE

118 224 40

KAWELA-MOLOKA’I

437

KE'E , KAUA'I

113 218

KEA'IWI, AIEA

200

KEALAKEKUA BAY-INDEX

167

KEANAE, MAUI

365

KEANAE, MAUI-SOCIAL LIFE

2 58

KEANAE-MAUI

260

KEANE-MAUI

261

KEAUKAHA

317

KELEKOLIO, CALVIN

321

KEOPU, HAWAI’I ISLAND

149

KIHA-LOUNA-HEIAU

109

KIMURA, LARRY

160 41

KING'S TRAIL-KOHALA, HAWAI'I ISLAND

110

KING, SAMUEL-HOME

238

KOHALA, HAWAI'I ISLAND

325

KOLOA- KAUA'I

343

KONA, HAWAI'I-HISTORY

131

KONA-HAWAI'I ISLAND

149

KONA-HONAUANAU

45

KUALOA

135

KUKANILOKO - WAH IAWA

242

KUKUI

82 148

KUPAU, WALTER

267

KUPUNA-HAWAIIAN STUDIES

154 251

KUPUNA-MAUI

16 42

LADD, WILLIAM

343

LAHAINALUNA SCHOOL-HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE

207 292

LAKA-CHANTS

58

LAKE, MA'IKI AIU-HULA

361

LAND CLAIMS

301 302

LAND CLAIMS-GREAT MAHELE

262

LAND CLAIMS-MAUI LAND AND PINEAPPLE CO.

381

LAND CLAIMS-PUBLIC LAND

157

LAND RIGHTS-ADVERSE POSSESSION AND QUIET TITLE

164

LAND SETTLEMENT-HAWAI'I ISLAND-WAIMEAN AND KAWAIHAE

68

LAND-GREAT MAHELE

100

LAND-HUI OWNERSHIP

260

LAND-KALAMA VALLEY

391 43

LAND-KAUA'I

201

LAND-MAHELE AWARDS AND NON-AWARDS-KEALAKEKUA BAY

167

LAND-SUBSISTENCE LIFESTYLE

28

LAND-SUBSISTENCE LIVING

317

LAND-WAIALUA, O'AHU

4

LAND-WOMEN

263

LANDFORD, HENRY

16

LANGUAGE-SKILLS

40

LAS VEGAS

227

LAS VEGAS-HULA

18

LAS VEGAS-PANOKE, WAYNE K.

18

LAUHALA-WEAVERS

254

LAUHALA-WEAVING

282 44

LAW-SHORELINE BOUNDARIES

97 98

LAW-WATER RIGHTS

97 98

LAWS-ADOPTION

128

LAWS-RAPE

309

LAWS-WOMEN AND MARRIAGE

359

LEE, RANDY

187

LEED, MELVEEN

266

LEGENDS-ANIMALS-BIBLIOGRAPHIES

104

LEGENDS-BEACH AREAS

69

LEGENDS-COLLECTIONS

438

LEGENDS-FATHER-SEEKERS

273

LEGENDS-GHOSTS-BIBLIOGRAPHIES

86

LEGENDS-GODDESSES

60 45

61

LEGENDS-HIKU

388

LEGENDS-HILO

337

LEGENDS-HILO-BIBLIOGRAPHY

126

LEGENDS-KAUA'I

201 439

LEGENDS-KEWALU

388

LEGENDS-MAORI

388

LEGENDS-MENEHUNE

331

LEGENDS-MO'O-BIBLIOGRAPHY

96

LEGENDS-PUNA-BIBLIOGRAPHY

126

LEI-SELLERS-PHOTOS

443

LEIS

237 283

LEIS-MAKERS

116

LEIS-MAKING OF

38 46

LEIS-MEHEULA, BARBARA

183

LEIS-NI'IHAU SHELLS

180

LEIS-NIHO PALAOA

269

LEIS-SELLERS

415

LEIS-SHELL

293

LI'A, SAM

193

LIBRARIES-KALAKAUA

441

LIFESTYLES-SUBSISTENCE

28

LILI'UOKALANI-SONGS

6

LIM FAMILY

171

LINDSEY FAMILY

177 375

LINDSEY-FISKE, ANNA

338

LINGUISTICS

95 4 7

LITERATURE

274

LITERATURE-SONGS

59

LIU, GENEVIEVE LANI HAO

20

LOA, MABEL

416

LOHIAU PLATFORM, POHAKU PIKO

113

LOKE, MAMA-QUILTS

179

LONO, JOHN KEPANO

416

LOVE, JACK

371

LUA, MARTIN

379

LUAHINE, 'IOLANI

74

LUAHINE, ' IOLANI-HULA

140

LULUKU

7

LUM, LEIMOMI MO'OKINI

321 3 25 48

LUM, LEIMOMI MOOKINI-HEIAU

178

LUNALILO-MUSIC

59

MAGOON, JACK

220

MAILI

429

MAKAHA

429

MAKAHIKI-HUMAN SACRIFICE

420

MAKAKUPAIA IKI-MOLOKAI'I

437

MALO, DAVID-RELIGION AND POLITICS

420

MAPS -FISHPONDS-O'AHU

194

MARQUESAS ISLANDS-HAWAIIAN MISSIONARIES

295

MARRIAGE

359

MAUI COUNTY-POPULATION

12

MAUI IRRIGATION

16 49

MAUI LAND AND PINEAPPLE CO.

381

MAUI-INFLUENTIAL PERSONS-LUA, MARTIN

379

MAUI-KEANAE-POI

174

MAUNA KEA-QUARRIES

72

MEAO, IKE

419

MEDICINE

229

MEDICINE-HERBS

2 65 125 1.37

MEDICINE-PROVERBS

79

MEHEULA, BARBARA

116

MEHEULA, BARBARA-LEIS

183

MENEHUNES-LEGENDS

331

MENTAL HEALTH

198 229 303 50

MENTAL HEALTH-SERVICES

298

MENUS-IOLANI PALACE

39

MICRONESIA-HAWAIIAN MISSIONARIES

295

MICRONESIA-PIAULUG, MAU

243

MIGRATION CHANTS

81

MIGRATION-CHANTS

80

MILITARY

206

MINISTERS-HAWAIIAN

294

MINN, HAUNANI

19

MISS HAWAII- DEBBIE NAKANELUA

37

MISS HAWAII-JEAN MIYAMOTO

34

MISSIONARIES, HAWAIIAN

294

MISSIONARIES-COANS-HILO

103 51

MISSIONARIES-EMERSON, JOHN S.

4

MISSIONARIES-HAWAIIANS IN THE PACIFIC ISLANDS

295

MISSIONARIES-OBOOKIAH, HENRY

255

MIYAMOTO, JEAN-MISS HAWAII

34

MOKILI'I

135

MOKUPAPAPA-COOK, JAMES

268

MOLOKA'I

291

MOLOKA'I-FISHING AND FISHPONDS

25

MOLOKA'I-KAMALO

256

MOLOKA'I-POLITICS-RITTE, WALTER

192

MOLOKA'I--POPULATION

13

MONARCHS

440

MONARCHS-CLOTHING

275 52

MORMONS-IOSEPA, UTAH

21 163 MORMONS-UTAH-SKULL VALLEY

163

MORRISON, BOONE

66 417

MUSIC-BIBLIOGRAPHY

374

MUSIC-CAZIMERO BROTHERS

341

MUSIC-COWBOY LIFE

280

MUSIC-DEMELLO, JON

151

MUSIC-HISTORY-TOURISM

380

MUSIC-INDUSTRY

46

MUSIC-KOHALA

171

MUSIC-LUNALILO'S ALEKOKI

59

MUSIC-NINETEENTH CENTURY

147

MUSIC-POLITICS

47 53

MUSICIANS-BEAMER, KAPONO

214

MUSICIANS-BRIGHT, SOLOMON K.-HAWAIIAN COWBOY

3

MUSICIANS-CAZIMERO BROTHERS

151

MUSICIANS-CYPRIANO, NOHELANI

279

MUSICIANS-DAVID, CHARLES K. L.

169

MUSICIANS-FARDEN FAMILY

389

MUSICIANS-KALEIKINI, DANNY

226

MUSICIANS-KAMAE, EDDIE

189

MUSICIANS-LEED, MELVEEN

266

MUSICIANS-LIM FAMILY

171

MUSICIANS-SHARPE, EMMA FARDEN

328

MUSICIANS-SHARPE, JESSE

328

MUSICIANS-SONS OF HAWAII

189 54

MUSICIANS-VAUGHN, PALANI

150

MYTHOLOGY

54 55

MYTHOLOGY-COLLECTIONS

438

NAKANELUA, DEBBIE-MISS HAWAII

37 93

NAKOOKA, JESSE

328

NALAIKINI, TONY

322

NALI'IELUA, GREGORY KALAHIKIOLA

57

NAMES, PERSONAL

204 342

NANAKULI

429

NATIONALISM

248 249

NATIVE HAWAIIAN STUDY COMMISSION

301 302 434

NATIVE RIGHTS-FISHING

287 55

NAVIGATION

2 3 364

NAVIGATION-HOKULE'A

166 243

NEIGHBORHOOD JUSTICE CENTER-HO'OPONOPONO

355

NEW ZEALAND

23

NEWSPAPER ARTICLES-YEAR OF THE HAWAIIAN

443

NEWSPAPERS

285

NEWSPAPERS-GENEALOGIES

284

N I 'IHAU

347 426

NI'IHAU-ARIYOSHI, GEORGE AND WIFE

422

NI 'IHAU-BIBLIOGRAPHY

442

NI 'IHAU-EDUCATION

153

NI'IHAU-HELICOPTER SERVICE

123

NI'IHAU-HELICOPTOR TOURS

4.1 56

NI'IHAU-HISTORY

372 376

NI'IHAU-LEIS

293

NI'IHAU-SHELL LEIS

180

NIGHT MARCHERS

272

NIHO PALAOA

269

NURSING

229

NUTRITION

303

O 'AHU

426

O'AHU-HISTORIC SITES

290

O'AHU-POPULATION

14

OBOOKIAH, HENRY

2 55

OCCUPATIONS

221

OCEAN RESOURCES

127 289 57

OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS

89 398 421

OHIA LEHUA

387

OLYMPICS-KAHANAMOKU, DUKE

225

ORAL HISTORY-LEI-SELLERS

415

ORAL HISTORY-MOLOKA'I

256

ORIGINS OF HAWAIIANS

80

ORIGINS OF HAWAIIANS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

152

ORIGINS OF HAWAIIANS-MARQUESAS ISLANDS

81

ORNAMENTS-NIHO PALAOA

269

PAIA 'OHANA

256

PAKI, PILAHI

35

PANOKE, WAYNE K.

18

PARKS, NATIONAL-HONAUNAU

45 5 8

PARKS, NATIONAL-VOLCANOES

246

PARKS, STATE-KEA’IWA, AIEA

200

PAULET, GEORGE

129

PELE

90 113 212 218 311

PELE-CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTS

312

PELE-KAULA PROPHET

340

PELE-OHIA LEHUA

387

PERRY-FISKE, ANNA LINDSEY

375

PERRY-FISKE, ANNA LINDSEY-RANCHER

177

PETROGLYPHS

165

PETROGLYPHS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

36

PHILOSOPHY

102 PHONODISCS

24 6

PHOTOGRAPHERS-WORES, THEODORE

443

PHOTOGRAPHS

26 4 23

PHOTOGRAPHS-GODDESSES

60 61

PHOTOGRAPHS-HULA TEACHERS

401

PHOTOGRAPHS-MAUI-KEANAE

365

PIAULUG, MAU-MICRONESIA

243

PICTURE SOURCES-INDEX--KEALAKEKUA BAY

167

PIDGIN ENGLISH-FOOD

2 32

PIDGIN-ENGLISH-BOWMAN, KENT

278

PLACE NAMES-CANADA

252

PLACE NAMES-INDEX

76

PLACE NAMES-PACIFIC NORTHWEST

304 60

PLANTS

222

PLANTS-HERBS

125

PLANTS-KUKUI

82

PLANTS-MEDICINE-BIBLIOGRAPHY

101

PLANTS-USES

3

POETICAL SAYINGS

333

POI

174

POIPU BEACH-KIHA-LOUNA HEIAU

109

POLICE-ZULU

453

POLITICIANS-CARPENTER, DANTE

378

POLITICIANS-WAIHEE, JOHN

43

POLITICIANS-WOMEN

434

POLITICS

56 61

POLITICS-BURGESS, HAYDEN

2 65

POLITICS-COLONIZATION

396

POLITICS-FASI, FRANK

184

POLITICS-MARXIST CHANGES

47

POLITICS-MUSIC

47

POLITICS-RELIGION-HUMAN SACRIFICE

420

POLITICS-WAIHEE, JOHN

42

POLITICS-WOMEN

393

POLITICS-WONG, RICHARD

431

POPULATION-1982-1983

202

POPULATION-HAWAI'I ISLAND

10

POPULATION-KAUA'I COUNTY

11

POPULATION-MAUI COUNTY

12 62

POPULATION-MOLOKA'I

13

POPULATION-O'AHU

14

POPULATION-STATISTICS-1980 CENSUS

9

PRATT, W. DUDLEY

239 241

PRAYERS

139

PRAYERS-CHANTS

58

PRISONS

281

PROPHETS-KAULA

340

PROTECT KAHO'OLAWE 'OHANA-WOMEN

393

PROVERBS

79 107 333

PSYCHIATRY-SYMPTOMS

377

PSYCHOLOGY-CHILDREN

168

PSYCHOLOGY-STUDIES-SYMPTOMS

377 6 3

PU'UHONUA-HONAUNAU

45

PUKUI, MARY

107

PUKUI, MARY KAWENA-DAUGHTER

88

PULU

314

PUNA-KAPOKOHELE

2 03

PUNALU'U MAUKA, KAPALAI, PA' U , K EA 'AH A LA .

7

PUNANA LEO-HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL

160

PUNCHBOWL

315

PUNCHBOWL AREA-BIOGRAPHY

213

PUNIKAIA, BERNARD

430

PUPPETS-HULA

271

PURDY, DAN

227

PURDY, IKUA

371 64

QUEEN'S BEACH

217

QUILTS

179

QUILTS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

288

QUILTS-DESIGNS

51

QUILTS-KAUA'I

349

QUILTS-KAUA'I MUSEUM

32 3

RACE RELATIONS-STEREOTYPES

300

RANCHING

280

RANCHING-HAWAI'I ISLAND

84 177 280 375

RAPE--LAWS

309

REAL NAME-ZULU?

453

RELIGION

54 55 56 102 65

335

RELIGION-CHANTS

139

RELIGION-EMMA, QUEEN

385

RELIGION-GODS ('AUMAKUA)-BIBLIOGRAPHY

445

RELIGION-HUMAN SACRIFICE

420

RELIGION-MANA

102

RESTAURANTS

162 185

RESTAURANTS-WILLOWS

187

RICHARDS, MONTY-RANCHING

84

RICHARDSON, WILLIAM SHAW

97 98

RITTE, WALTER

3 5 192

RIVERA, LARRY-ENTERTAINERS

182

ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND

78 345 66

ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND?

27

ROYALTY-KAWANANAKOA FAMILY

452

RUBIN, WINONA

53

RUSSIA-ALEXANDER, CZAR

350

RUSSIANS

29

RUSSIANS-KAUA'I

173

SACRED SITES-KUALOA

135

SACRED SITES-WAHIAWA STONE

428

SANDALWOOD

427

SANDALWOOD TRADE

316

SCOTT, MAY

330

SEAWEED

1

SELF-DETERMINATION

398 67

SELF-DETERMINATION

394 395 396 397

SHARPE, EMMA FARDEN

32 3

SHIMOOKA, RUSSELL

134

SHIPMAN FAMILY-HOME.

238

SHIPS-BLONDE-INDEX

306

SHORELINES - BOUNDARIES

97 98

SIMEONA, MORNAH

321

SMART, RICHARD-RANCHING

84

SOCIAL CONDITIONS-1983

301

SOCIAL LIFE-EXCHANGE AND GIFT-GIVING

258 261

SOCIAL WORK-FAMILY

296

SONGS-ALOHA 'OE

6 68

SONGS-COLLECTED

373

SONGS-E KU'U MORNING DEW

189

SONGS-HAWAIIAN WAR CHANT

6

SONGS-HAWAIIAN WEDDING SONG

6

SONGS-INDEX

2 4 5

SONGS-KAPI'OLANI, QUEEN

122

SONGS-LUNALILO'S ALEKOKI

59

SONGS-NATIONAL ANTHEMS

56

SOVEREIGNTY

89 248 249

SPENCER, ANNIE

34 0

SPORTS-BROWN, FRANCIS I'I

390

STATISTICS-CHILDREN AND YOUTH

155

STATISTICS-NEEDS

156 69

STATISTICS-POPULATION

9

STATISTICS-POPULATION-HAWAI'I ISLAND

10

STATISTICS-POPULATION-KAUA' I COUNTY

11

STATISTICS--POPULATION-MAUI COUNTY

12

STATISTICS-POPULATION-MOLOKA'I

13

STATISTICS-POPULATION--O'AHU

14

STONEHENGE--ETHNOASTRONOMY

242

STONES

138 242

STONES-WAHIAWA

242 428

SUBSISTENCE LIVING

317

SUGAR PLANTATION WORKERS-UKRAINIANS

106

SUGAR-LADD & CO.

343

SUMO

136 70

SURVEYS-NEEDS

156

SWIMMING-KAHANAMOKU, DUKE

225

TAPA-BIBLIOGRAPHY

2 23

TATTOOS-BIBLIOGRAPHY

235

THATCHES-PULU

314

THEODAVIES MARITIME AGENCIES

278

THOMAS, RICHARD D ., ADMIRAL

129

THOMPSON, CHA-ENTERTAINERS

191

THOMPSON, HELEN NIAUKOLOLANI

34 3

THOMPSON, MYRON-EDUCATION

75

THOMPSON, NAINOA

243

TIHATI, JACK-ENTERTAINERS

191

TOURISM-HAWAIIAN FEELING

187 71

TOURISM-MUSIC HISTORY

380

TRASK, HAUNANI-KAY

264

TRASK, MILILANI-NI'IHAU AND HELICOPTERS

123

UKRAINIANS

106

UNION LEADERS-CARPENTERS

2 67

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT HILO-STUDENTS

360

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEM-STUDENTS

319

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII-(SYSTEM)-HAWAIIAN STUDIES

414

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII-FREITAS, ROCKNE

143

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII-TRASK, HAUNANI-KAY

264

UTAH-IOSEPA

21

VAREZ, DIETRICH

107

VAUGHN, PALANI

150 72

VEARY, NANA

35

VIDA, EARL K.

142

VINACKE, W. EDGAR

300

VON HOLT, PONO-RANCHING

84

VOYAGES-BIBLIOGRAPHIES

121

VOYAGES-BIBLIOGRAPHY

112 234

VOYAGES-INDEX

234 306

VOYAGING

23

WAHIAWA-KUKANILOKO

24 2

WAHIAWA-SACRED SITES

428

W A I 'ANAE

298

WAI'ANAE-COAST

429

WAI'ANAE-EDUCATION

450 73

WAIHEE, JOHN

42 43 4 4 161

WAIHEE, JOHN-GOVERNOR

166 196

WAIKIKI-AINAHAU

370

WAIOLI MISSION HOUSE-QUILTS

349

WAIPI'O VALLEY

418

WAIPI'O VALLEY-BIBLIOGRAPHY

3 3 9

WAIPI'O, HAWAI'I ISLAND-MUSIC

193

WATER-RIGHTS

97 98 399

WENDT, EDDIE-POI

174

WESTERN CONTACT-ENGLAND

39 2

WHALES-ORNAMENTS

269

WHALING

289 74

WILCOX FAMILY-QUILTS

349

WILLIS 'OHANA

256

WOMEN

132

WOMEN-ALU LIKE-RUBIN, WINONA

53

WOMEN-ART

172

WOMEN-ARTWORK

119

WOMEN-BIOGRAPHIES

318

WOMEN-CAZIMERO, MOMI-BUSINESSPERSON AND ARTIS

3 30

WOMEN-CLOTHING

5

WOMEN-EDUCATION-WAILUKU FEMALE SEMINARY

276

WOMEN-GODDESSES

60

WOMEN-GODDESSES.

61

WOMEN-KA'AHUMANU

358 75

WOMEN-KAI'ULANI

370

WOMEN-KAWANAKOA, ABIGAIL KEKAULIKE

118

WOMEN--KAWANANAKOA, ABIGAIL KEKAULIKE

224

WOMEN-LAND

263

WOMEN-LEED, MELVEEN

266

WOMEN-LEI-SELLERS

443

WOMEN-MARRIAGE

359

WOMEN-MEHEULA, BARBARA--LEIS

183

WOMEN-MENTAL HEALTH

198

WOMEN- MlNN, HAUNANI

19

WOMEN-MISS HAWAII-MIYAMOTO, JEAN

34

WOMEN-MISS HAWAII-NAKANELUA

37

WOMEN-MISS HAWAII-NAKANELUA, DEBBIE

9 3 76

WOMEN-PELE

311

WOMEN-PERRY-FISKE, ANNA LINDSEY

177 375

WOMEN-POLITICIANS

434

WOMEN-POLITICS

393

WOMEN-RAPE LAWS

309

WOMEN-TRASK, HAUNANI-KAY

264

WOMEN-TRASK, MILILANI

123

WONG, RICHARD

431

WONG, SALLY

381

WOOD, SALLY-HULA

216

WORES, THEODORE

443

YEAR OF THE HAWAIIAN

448

ZULU

453