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 Hawaii 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. Honolulu: 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 Wedding Song, 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 Cowboy. 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 Kauai 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 Maui 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 Molokai 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 Oahu 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 hula 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 of the 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, Cook Islands to Aotearoa (New Zealand) 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 petroglyphs 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 heiau/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. Royal Hawaiian Band? 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).