FEBRUARY, 1966 254 &Ad e& MAY 2 6 1967 Amstrong, Richard,presents census report 145; Minister of Public Abbott, Dr. Agatin 173 Instruction 22k; 227, 233, 235, 236, Abortion 205 23 7 About A Remarkable Stranger, Story 7 Arnlstrong, Mrs. Richard 227 Adms, Capt . Alexander, loyal supporter Armstrong, Sam, son of Richard 224 of Kamehameha I 95; 96, 136 Ashford, Volney ,threatens Kalakaua 44 Adans, E.P., auctioneer 84 Ashford and Ashford 26 Adams, Romanzo, 59, 62, 110, 111, ll3, Asiatic cholera 113 Ilk, 144, 146, 148, 149, 204, 26 ---Askold, Russian corvette 105, 109 Adams Gardens 95 Astor, John Jacob 194, 195 Adams Lane 95 Astoria, fur trading post 195, 196 Adobe, use of 130 Atherton, F.C, 142 ---mc-Advertiser 84, 85 Attorney General file 38 Agriculture, Dept. of 61 Auction of Court House on Queen Street kguiar, Ernest Fa 156 85 Aiu, Maiki 173 Auhea, Chiefess-Premier 132, 133 illmeda, Mrs. Frank 169, 172 Auld, Andrew 223 Alapai-nui, Chief of Hawaii 126 Austin, James We 29 klapai Street 233 Automobile, first in islands 47 Alapa Regiment 171 ---Albert, barkentine 211 kle,xander, Xary 7 Alexander, W.D., disputes Adams 1 claim Bailey, Edward 169; oil paintings by 2s originator of flag 96 170: 171 Alexander, Rev. W.P., estimates birth mile: House, Wailuku 169, 170, 171 and death rates 110; 203 Bailey paintings 170, 171 Alexander Liholiho SEE: Kamehameha IV Baker, Ray Jerome ,photographer 80, 87, 7 rn Aliiolani Hale 1, 41 opens 84 1 (J- Allen, E.H., U.S. Consul 223, 228 Baker, T.J. ,architect 41, 42 Aloha Week, first held 50 Baldwin, ksa 75 Amateur Society 83 Baldwin, Dwight, friend of Gilman 132; America As A world Power 173 226, 235, 237 American Association for State and Ealdwin, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight H. 172 Local History 171 home, Aim Makua 173 American Association of Collegiate Baldwin, H.R., tries first auto 47 Registrars, etc. 61 Baldwin, Dr. William D, 172 American Board of Missions 71 Baldwin House 128 ;well and pump at 131 American Factors 1; repairs 1' Court Ball, inaugural 47 ; first f ancy-dress Housetl 86 SEE ALSO: Hackfeld & Co. given by Wyllie 83 ;fancy-dress, for American Institute of Architects Alexander Liholiho 104 (~awaii) 76 Brracks SEE: Halekoa Anastasopulos, Demetrios 139 Bartlett, J. 231 Anastasopulos, Peter 139 Bates, A.B. 78, 226, 230 Angel, B.F., U.S. Consul 234 Bum, A.D. 183 Angelts hospital 234 Bayly gives population figure for Annexation, McKinley signs resolution Niihau 199 46; talk of, embitters population 107 Bayly, William 148 Apple, Russell A. 173 Bayonet Constitution 44, 45 Apukaiao, taro patch, Maui 128 Beamer, Nona 173 Arboretum, on Maui 172 Beaver, Herbert chaplain 197 Archives of Hawaii SEE: Hawaii Archives Beaver ,Hudson Bay Co, insignia 136-139 Beaver, wooden in Beaver Grill 137 Board of Education, reports vital ~eaver; ship in fur trade statistics 111 I 19 Beaver Bar 139 Board of He.zlth, instructed to appoint Beaver Block 137, 138 vital statistic registrars, publishes Beaver Grill 137, 139 reports 111; 114; inccning ships and Beaver Lunch Room 139 contagious diseases 221; 226 Beaver Saloon 138 "Beat swain Tomlt, well-t ravele d islander -.--.Beckt brig 72 on the Laaver 19 Beckley, Capt. George, claimed as origin- Boelen, John, Dctch naval lieutenant 98 ator of Hawaiian flag 96; 136 Boki, chief 73, 206 Beckwith, Carrie 227 Bolies, B.F., purchases Gilman store Bees found in Palace 48 132 Bell telephone 43 BOA,Rev. E.P. 226, 235 Bell Tele~honeCompany 26 Book store, first, opened by Whitney 26 Benner, H.F. 27 Boston, Hawaiim consul at 132 Bennet, F.D. 99 Bosuego, J.R. 139 Bennet, George 148, 149, 199 Bouslog and Symonds 30 Beretania Street 2 Bowling alley lot, Waikiki 223 Beretani House, at Lahaina 133 Boyum, Mrs. Kay (~rs.Sevath E.) 76, Berger, Henri a; comments on annex- 169, 170 ation 46; honored for service, last Brainard and Black 30 official duty 47 Brandon and Wood, Messrs., draw plans Bethel Street 20, 21, 23 for Court House 78; 79; 89 Bickerton, R.F. 187 Brewer, C. and Co. 86 Bigornias, A.B. 139 Brick building, first 29, 130 Bingham, Hiram 54; receives letter from Brick factory 1LJ.-142 Richards 70; in Lahaina at time of Brick Hduse at Lahaina 128, 129 riots 72; 73, 200 "Brick Yard", J.F. Schnack Tract 141 Birth statistics llO-.U5 British 1;luseum 171 Bishop, Artemas 147, 232 British Northwest Company 195, 196, 197 Bishop, C.R. 29; interment 47; intro- Brown, A.B. 169 duces bill re sale of government Brown, C.H. 177 property 85; 137, 230, 231 Bryan, ~dwin H. 169, 173 Bishop, IIrs. C.R. 23 Bryan, William 176 Bishop, Sereno E., map 130; 131, 132, Bubonic plague 112, 113 133; population estimate 148; 174 Buck, Sir Peter 148 Bishop Bank 23, 27, 30 Buckle, Capt. William 68-73 Bishop Estate, B.P., building 29; liti- Building blocks, coral 1 gation over taro patch 128 Buildings, early Honolulu 20-31 Bishop Letter Book 128, 129 Bureau of Vital Statistics Ill Bishop Nuseum, B.P. 29, 30, 97 Burgess, Edward 137, 138 Bishop 1Wseum Library 124-125 Burgess1 Coffee Rooms 138 Bishop Trust, C.R. 29 Burial, problem during 8 mallpox e pi- Black and Auld, purchase Pacific Com- demic 228 ---mercial Advertiser 27; sell stationery Byron, Lord 129 business to Thrum 29 Blackler, Samuel R., U.S. Consul at Tahiti 53 Blackout, wartime 49 Cades, J. Russell 75 "Black Seaft, section in Honolulu 231 Cades, Milton 75 Bligh, 1rJilliam 143, 147, 199 Cameron, Colin 75 Blonde British ship 1%' Cameron, J. Walter, home, Keanuenue -- .-D 173 3lount. Commissioner ~$5 Camrnack, Floyd 10 Camp, first mobilization, World War I 48 Clark, Capt. of ship John Palmer 71, 72 Ca~pbell,Archibald 93 Clark, A.K. 231 Campbell, James 29; buys Hudson Bay lark, E,W. 228, 233 premises 137 Clay 1U-142 Campbell Block 29 Qeghorn, A.S. 1, 187 Campbg, in Kauai Forest 215 Cleyeland, President 45 ; administration Canoe, canopied double 54 174 Carter, George R., inaugurated 47 Cleveland, H .W S . 126 Carter, George R,, Jr. 169 Cleveland, Richard, sea captain 163 Carter, J.O. 107 Cluiey, Johanna Drew 173 Carthage, ancient city 166 Coady, R, 230 -Carysfort,-.- British frigate 93 Cockett, J. Pia 172 Castie, Alfred 156 Coins, minted for Kalakaua 43 Castle, S.N. 230 Collections, library, Hawaiian-Pacific Castle, W.R. 26 8-10 Catholic Church, location 77; 236 Collector General of Customs and Harbor Cattle, first brought by Vancouver 161; Master File 38 slaughtering of wild 162; hunting and ---..-Columbia, American ship 16 capturing 164; shipping 165; wild, ---9Colmbia ship, returns Hawaiians from in Kauai forest 217 fur post 196 Census, Bureau of 61; vital statistic Columbia, California 74 records 110-115; U.S. Bureau of 115; Columbia River 195, 196, 197 statistics 143-151 Commerce, of Hawaii sffected by Panama Census File 38 Canal 175 Central Europe, relief and supplies sent Commerce and Labor, Dept. of 60 by Red Cross to 48 Commercial Pacific Cable Co., capletes Chamberlain, receives letter from c cnnection 47 Richards 72; sends instructions 73 Comuission on Historical Sites 4 Chamberlain, Daniel 51, Commissions File 38 Chapel Street, Lahaina 131 Committee of Safety (~efomersof 1887) Charity School 21 45 Charles Mallory, American ship 222, 223, Concrete, use of in. Bethel Post Office 224. 225, 235 starts trend 24 -charleston; U.S.S. 44 Coney, J.H. fro page listed7 Charlton, British consul 73 Congressmen, statehood inspzction tour Cheever, Rev. 130, 148 47 --Cherub, British ship 195, 196 Conrad, Mrs. Philip 170 Chiefs, houses of, on Merchant Street 21 Constitution, Bayonet 44, 45; of 1864 Chiefsf Children's School, date begun, 85 location 1 Constitutional Convention (1894) File Chiefs' File 39 38 Chile 157 Contents, of Bethel Street Post Office Chinatown Fire 43 cornerstone 23 Chinese, first laborers arrive 61; mer- Cook, Capt. James 16, 93, 110; pop chants give ball 83; immigrants 180 ulation estimates 143; 194, 199 Chinese Disease (leprosy) 113 Cooke, Amos Starr 1 Cholera 112 Cooke, Mrs. Amos Starr 1 Chrones, G.M. 139 Cooke, C.H. 142 Churches, used for smallpox vaccination Cooke, Richard 156 236 Cooper, Secretary 47 Churchill, Frank C., home, Paholei 173 Cooper, Mrs. Charles B. 172 City PIill, Hilo 159 Cooper, Col. I.H. (~ooper?) 187 Clapp, Dr. 232 Coptic, ship, brings annexation news 46 Coral, building blocks 1 Dept , of mtblic Instruction, authorized Cornerstme, of Post Office, contents of to record vital statistics 110 23 Desha, John Langherne 224 Cornwall School, Conn. 55 de vaEigny, cha& s, succeeds Wyllie Coronation, Kalakaua 43 181; 182 Councils, Executive and Advisory 45 Dibble, Sheldon 168 Court House, money used for printing of- Dickenson Street 127, 128, 131, 132 fice 23; Queen Street 51; history of Dido, outwits African chief 166 79-89 Dillingham, Mrs. Walter 75 Court House Square, Lahaina 131 Dioske, Japanese immigrant 187 It Cow Bayf', section in Honolulu 231 Diseases, of Japanese immigrants 184 Cowboy, Hawaiian (~aniolo)at Parker District Attorney, offices moved 83 Ranch 161-168 Dixon, Capt. George 143, 147, 148 Cowboys, Spanish 162; costume and Doctor Baldwin of ~ahaina 7 equipment 163 Dogs, in smallpox epidemic 229, 230, 231 Cowles, Admiral 175 hie; SOB,, company 23 Cox, Willim J. 177 Dole, Sanford BaUard 29, 43; becomes Coxe, John 194-197 president of Republic 46 ; inaugurated Coxe 1 s Plain 197 47; lies in state 48 Cope, Col. Arthur 4 Dominis, John O., Governor of Oahu 1; Crabbe and Spalding 29 23; lies in state 44; 104, 108, 109 Crews, Hawaiian, stranded sailors 17 Dominis, Mrs.