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| Title: Counting out chants - In Hawaiian with translation Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1462-1464 |
| Title: Phases of the Moon - In Hawaiian with translation Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1465 |
| Title: Riddles, old sayinds, word play - In Hawaiian with translation Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1466-1467 |
| Title: Visit of the chiefess Lono-i-ka-hi-ki-ni to Olaa Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1472 |
| Title: The chief who loved to travel Ko-lo'a-umi of Kona Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1473 |
| Title: The stone in the church yard Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1592 |
| Title: The Kapahi Stone Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1593-1594 |
| Title: I spent my vacation in Hawaii one summer. Source: Makahonu Naumu (Informant) Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1596-1597 |
| Title: Expressive forms of grief of Hawaiians Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1625 |
| Title: Hawaiian Customs in ancient times - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Ka Leo o ka Lahui - Henriques Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1676-1680 |
| Title: Hawaiian Customs in ancient times - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Ka Leo o ka Lahui - Henriques Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1676-1680 |
| Title: Concerning the Opua Lani cloud Source: Kalakaua's Kilokilo Book Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2056-2157 |
| Title: Famous things mentioned by two men concerning the land of Puna and Koloa Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 215 |
| Title: How Diamond Head was named - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Palikapu (Informant) to Kaluamano Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2158 |
| Title: Travel (Note by Mary Kawena Pukui) Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2197 |
| Title: How canoes came into use in the long, long ago. Source: Lahilahi Webb (Informant) Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2200 |
| Title: Riddle from Kalaiwaa - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2202-2203 |
| Title: Almost destroyed by a shark Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2216 |
| Title: Answer to riddle (Haina Nane) Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2700-2701 |
| Title: Belief A strange thing (kupanaha) Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa Author: Ahu S. Ewaliko Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2716-2717 |
| Title: Features of Kohala Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2736-2739 |
| Title: Seeing thousands of ghosts Source: Hawaii Holomua Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2783-2799 |
| Title: The Mamalahoe Law Source: Ka Makaainana Author: Paumakua Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2802-2809 |
| Title: Miscellaneous news from the land of the wind blown back Source: Ka Makaainana Author: P. K. Puaikeao Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2812 |
| Title: Traveling about on Molokai Source: Au Okoa Author: J. H. Kanepuu Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 3013-3024 |
| Title: Spirits after the death of the body Source: Ka Hoku o ka Pakipika Author: J. W. K. Kaaie Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 3136-3138 |
| Title: A story of Kapihe Source: Ka Hoku o ka Pakipika Author: J. D. Kauako'iawe Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 3142-3143 |
| Title: Kauai interviewed in Kiholo, Kona, Hawaii Source: Author: Rev. John S. Emerson Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 473 |
| Title: No na Kahuna Hawaii - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 561-565 |
| Title: Sharks Source: J. S. Emerson Notes Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 573-590 |
| Title: Halema'uma'u Source: Notes of J.S. Emerson Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 606 |
| Title: Definitions Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 657 |
| Title: Description of ipu kuha used by Kamehameha I, II, III, and Victoria Kamamalu Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 658 |
| Title: Sayings - from childhood to old age Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 659 |
| Title: Na Mano o Hawaii nei (sharks of Hawaii nei) - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Kalakaua's scrapbook Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 701-703 |
| Title: Lore of the Kahuna Kilokilo and the Kahuna i ka papa huli honua aina Source: Ke Au Okoa Author: S. M. Kamakau Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 708-710 |
| Title: Kanu Kupapau (burial) - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Rev. Nalimu (Informant) - Kelsey Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 777-778 |
| Title: Kalai Pohaku (How to make a pounder) - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 781 |
| Title: Riddles and answers Source: Kelsey Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 784 |
| Title: Miscellaneous legends, traditions etc. Source: Kelsey Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 797-802 |
| Title: Imu of ti - Imu - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Kelsey Collection Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 803-806 |
| Title: Sayings - In Hawaiian with translation and interpretation Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 829-830 |
| Title: The month, Hinaiaeleele - how it was named Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 840 |
| Title: The Hawaiian Months Source: Author: Z. P. Kalokuokamaile Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 843-845 |
| Title: Obscure and difficult sayings of the ancients Source: Author: Z. P. Kalokuokamaile Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 846-848 |
| Title: Letter from T. Kelsey to Mr. Thrum Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 933-938 |
| Title: Sayings - In Hawaiian with translation Source: Author: Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 955 |
| Title: Carrying wood (smaller pieces) Source: Author: Mary Kawena Pukui Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 987 |
| Title: A tale: meaning of the expression Source: Edgar Henriques Coll. Author: Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 179 |
| Title: Old Hawaiian Sayings Source: Edgar Henriques Coll. Author: Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 201 |
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