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Title: A short trip to the windwards: Nuuanu valley, legend of the diamond; first man on Oahu, breadfruit tree god, the hilu fish, story of Makuakaumana
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN Nwsp. July 17 - Oct. 9, 1896
Title: Ku-ula
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Location: HEN Nwsp. July 22, 1922
Title: Makalei
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN Nwsp. July 23, 1922
Title: Be Patient Again
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN Nwsp. July 27, 1922
Title: A strange legend of how Kaumana turned into stone
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Theodore Kelsey
Location: HEN Nwsp. July 4, 1919
Title: Tale of Palila (a trip to Molokai)
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Location: HEN Nwsp. July 6, 1922
Title: Mokomoko fighting in Kau, Hawaii
Source: Hawaii Holomua
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Location: HEN Nwsp. July 7, 1912
Title: A visit to Kaupo, Maui
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Thomas Maunupau
Location: HEN Nwsp. June 1- Oct. 19, 1922/Feb. 1- Mar. 15, 1923
Title: A story of Big taro and Little taro
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii
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Location: HEN Nwsp. June 12, 1861
Title: Two tales
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Mea Kakau
Location: HEN Nwsp. June 27, 1902
Title: Noted places of Ewa
Source: Ka Loea Kalaiaina
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Location: HEN Nwsp. June 3, 1899 - Jan. 13, 1900
Title: Kamapuaa
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii (in separate folder)
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Location: HEN Nwsp. June-Sept. 1861
Title: The shore line of Maunalua and its tidbits
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: J. K. Mokumaia
Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 1, 1921
Title: The four legged animal
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Gabriel K. Keawehaku (Angel of Mexico)
Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 10, 1916
Title: The stone fish god Malei was returned to Makapuu
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 11, 1921
Title: Pele and Hiiaka
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 11, 1921
Title: Malei
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 11, 1921 and Dec. 31, 1929
Title: Trunkless koa tree of Kahilikolo
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: J. W. Wahineole
Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 17, 1866
Title: Story of three fishermen
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 2, 1912
Title: A short story
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii
Author: S. Kuapuu
Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 20, 1861
Title: Story of a shark put into a spring when small
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 20, 1861
Title: tradition concerning throwing stones at small birds
Source: Ka Hoku o Hawaii
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 21, 1940
Title: Lono-muku is in the Moon
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: J. W. Akina
Location: HEN Nwsp. Mar. 30, 1865
Title: Seeing Lulu-o-Moikeha on the plain of Kapaa once more
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Joseph Akina
Location: HEN Nwsp. May 2, 9, 1913
Title: Telling about Kane's fruitful land
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: J. W. K. Kakelamaliuikeao
Location: HEN Nwsp. May 21, 1915
Title: Noted places on Lanai
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: P. M.
Location: HEN Nwsp. May 31 - July 12, 1912
Title: Kaululaau and Pahulu
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Location: HEN Nwsp. May 31; June 12, 14, 1912
Title: Of Kila who led the fish from Kauai to Hawaii
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Location: HEN Nwsp. May 9, 1913
Title: Meaning of Kilauea and Halemaumau not known nor who named them.
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Kawaikaumaiikaumakaokaopua
Location: HEN Nwsp. Nov. 1, 1923
Title: How Ka-Punahou got its name
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Nov. 26, 1915
Title: A chant and its inner meaning
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Kilau Pali
Location: HEN Nwsp. Nov. 9, 1922
Title: A chant and its inner meaning
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Kilau Pali
Location: HEN Nwsp. Oct. 19, 1922
Title: Malei (stone goddess of fishermen, Makapuu)
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Oct. 26, 1906; Mar. 11, 1921
Title: A ghost, o husband. It was taken unseen, O wife
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: S. K. K.
Location: HEN Nwsp. Oct. 7 - Dec. 23, 1921
Title: A short story
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii
Author: S. K. Kawailiula
Location: HEN Nwsp. Oct. 9, 1861
Title: Some of the wise sayings of the ancestors
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Kilau Pali E.
Location: HEN Nwsp. Sept 28, 1922
Title: Kuapunohu and the taro of Waiahole
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Sept. 16, 1865
Title: The mullet of Kaihuopalaai (Ewa)
Source: Ke Au Okoa
Author: Joseph Kanepuu
Location: HEN Nwsp. Sept. 17, 1866
Title: A story of Kalaipahoa
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Sept. 18, 1861
Title: Some cannibals on Oahu in olden times, Halemano
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii
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Location: HEN Nwsp. Sept. 25, 1861
Title: A mysterious ghost on the top of the Barking Sands of Nohili - Kauai
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: E. H. Kanahele opio, Louis Seghorn, J.P. Kaapuwai
Location: HEN Nwsp. Sept. 27, 1912
Title: Story of a dog, modern,
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Location: HEN Thrum # 188
Title: Traditions of Kapihe
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Location: HEN Thrum # 189
Title: Uwepa Hoku pa'a (north star) (haole)
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Location: HEN Thrum # 203
Title: Story of Kana and Niheu
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Location: HEN Thrum # 210
Title: Story of a rock fall in Iao Valley
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Location: HEN Thrum # 238
Title: Creation myth, how things were named
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Location: HEN Thrum # 279
Title: Humu and his children
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Location: HEN Thrum # 50, 11
Title: Legend of Uwepa Hokupaa (North Star) #203
Source: Hoku o ka Pakipika
Author: J. K. K. (Jas. K. Kaulia?)
Location: HEN Thrum #203
Title: On the killing of a Priest's child by the King #255
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN Thrum #255
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