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Puahi also
known as
Puahi Kilinahe (
Puahi), and
Kilinahe Puahi I (Jan 1837 –
March 9, 1910) was a
native Hawaiian, the
first son of Ke Aliʻi , Kilinahe...
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Pauahi Crater is a
volcanic crater measuring 2,000 ft (610 m) long, up to some 1,300 ft (400 m) across, and 300 ft (91 m) deep in
Hawaii Volcanoes National...
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National Park Service. Kalaupapa,
Mailing Address: P. O. Box 2222 7
Puahi Street; Us, HI 96742 Phone: 808 567-6802 Contact. "Directions - Kalaupapa...
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first wife, Wahineole, he had a son,
Puahi who
married Helelani and had
three children, Mary Kapola,
Kilinahe Puahi II and Kalikamaka. His
second wife was...
- were unsuccessful. In 1906,
Lizzie Puahi organized the
first ****ociation of
women riders for a
floral auto parade.
Puahi began the Pa'u Rider's Club from...
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types of kahu kurī
include tōpuni, ihupuni, awarua, kahuwaero, māhiti, and
pūahi.
Traditional Māori
weaving was
maintained during colonisation,
however as...
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Committee on
Indian Affairs (February 1978). "Statement by
Joseph Kalani Puahi Kilinahe Hatchie".
Inclusion of
native Hawaiians in
certain Indian acts...
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Paula Marín had
noted in his
journal in 1826 the
specific day
Kalani Puahi died; "17 June.
Today died one of the
Queens Craypaguaji (Kalanipauahi i...
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Retrieved July 27, 2010. Kalaupapa,
Mailing Address: P. O. Box 2222 7
Puahi Street; Us, HI 96742 Phone: 808 567-6802 Contact. "Kalaupapa
National Historical...
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Leilani Alama with
Menehuna Maidens, Liko
Johnston Kent
Bowman Little Lei
Puahi (Little Red
Riding Hood) HRC-45-251-A Mrs. Anna
Kahalelehua Hall Kawika...
