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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
Title: Legend of the Chiefs of Waimea, Hawaii
Source: Henriques Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1095-1096
Title: The people of Kamaoa, Kau
Source: Keliihue Kamali (Informant)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1099
Title: Waikele, Ewa, Oahu; Waipahu (tale of anvil traveling by subterranean stream, Kahuku to Waipahu)
Source: Mary Pukui also Nwsp. p. 22-30
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1258-1262
Title: Legend of Kalae, Molokai (very brief,-drying the rain)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1277
Title: Waimanalo
Source: Charles Alona ( Informant)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1277-1286
Title: Story of I
Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1287-1288
Title: Legend of Kalae - Molokai
Source: Henriques Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1323
Title: Paper of Lucy K. Henriques, read before the Hui O Na Pua O Hawaii at the Annual Meeting 1916
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1326-1327
Title: A tale of why a certain old lady of Ka'u never wasted salt.
Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1382-1383
Title: Tale of a chiefess of Ka'u
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1382-1385
Title: Puhi of Kau, keeper to the guardian shark Kalani
Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1386-1387
Title: Kiilani - Shark goddess of Ka'u - In Hawaiian with translation
Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1437
Title: Tale of a Puna chiefess
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1472
Title: Tale of a Kona chiefess
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1473
Title: A fish goddess of Ka'u - Ku-ma-ki-ni
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1475
Title: The Eel boy of Pilimoo Pearl City, Oahu
Source: Makahonu Naumu (Informant)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1595
Title: How legends were taught
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Author: Mary Kawena Pukui
Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1602-1606
Title: The legend of the fish-pond of Paaiea
Source: Henriques Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1661-1668
Title: Legend of the fish-pond of Paaiea (a Pele story)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1664-1668
Title: Ancient Legends that were copied by H. B. Lohelani of Moanalua, Honolulu 1877 - In Hawaiian with translation
Source: M. W. Beckwith Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 1681-1688
Title: Luhi-a or Maka Apua ke Ola e Napokii
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2177
Title: Kane-ohe - In Hawaiian
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2178-2180
Title: Legend of Ke-ahi-a-Kahoe - In Hawaiian
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2181-2188
Title: How canoes came into use in the long, long ago.
Source: Lahilahi Webb (Informant)
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2200
Title: New things seen on this Island - (Na mea hou i ike ia o keia mokupuni) Oahu
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2687-2689
Title: Answer to Lanikaula
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2690
Title: Several Unsatisfactory things in Hawaiian legends (He mau mea i ho'ohalahala 'ia no na mea iloko o na kaao Hawaii)
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: S. M. Kamakau
Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2692-2694
Title: Features of Kohala
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 2736-2739
Title: A Man Swift at Running Kaohele at Keopuka, Molokai
Source: Ka Hae Hawaii
Author: Ioane Richardson
Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 3049
Title: Ke-ahi-a-Kahoe
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 3179-3185
Title: A story about a man
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: S. K. Ka'ai'ai
Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 3204-3206
Title: The Fish drawing stick, Makalei
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: Extract from Martha W. Beckwith's notes
Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 3241-(moved to Nwsp. Jan. 6, 1922)
Title: Kane-a-lehia
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 797
Title: Moo-kiha
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 798
Title: Pele and Hiiaka
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 799
Title: Miscellaneous legends, traditions, etc.
Source: Kelsey Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 799-800
Title: Palamoa
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 800
Title: Kaiaupe, a noted female robber at Aalaloloa, Maui
Source: Kelsey Collection
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 801
Title: The Puna man and the Hilo man exchange
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Location: HEN vol. 1 p. 802
Title: The legend of Aukelenuiaiku. (incomplete) [written after Kalakaua's coronation; a mixture of Hawaiian and Jewish ceremonies; author is influenced by haole contact.]
Source: Ke Aloha Aina
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 1009-1059
Title: The chief who showed no mercy toward his prophet (incomplete)
Source: Ka Nupepa Aloha Aina
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 1060-1072
Title: The legend of Ka-welona-a-ka-la-i-Lehua (Incomplete)
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 1073-1087
Title: A whiling of the time; Uluwina and ka-ahi'a-loa (modern)
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 1088-1143
Title: Mahiauhaa
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 110
Title: Kalai Pahoa tree of Molokai
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 111-113
Title: Story of Kawelo, alii of Wailua, Kauai
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 114
Title: Some disagreements with things in the Hawaiian Legends
Source: Ka Nupepa Kuokoa
Author: S. M. Kamakau
Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 1143-1145
Title: Legend of Manamaniakaluhea, Kahului, Maui
Source: Ka Hoku o ka Pakipika
Author: F. W. Ka'awaloa
Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 1146-1160
Title: Ku-ka-ohia-laka, the fisherman who was turned into a Ohia tree. Puna, Hawaii
Source: J. S. Emerson Notes
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Location: HEN vol. 2 p. 115
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