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• Series: M501.01 • Box: 001 • Record: 039 • Side: B • Track: 1 • Artist: HELEN LOUISE (AND FRANK FERERA) (Helen Louise Greenus Ferreira) • Performing As: Louise, Ferera and Greenus • Personnel: Frank Ferera: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar Helen Louise: Banjo Irene Greenus: Tenor Guitar or Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1918-06-12 • Start Date: 1918-06-12 • End Date: 1918-06-12 • Matrix Number: 77883-5 • Song Title: Maria, Maria (intro. Ciribiribin) • Record Label: Columbia • Catalog Number: A2614 • Composer: di Capua, I-Pestalozza • Other Label Notes: Hawaiian Trio; Guitar, Banjo and Ukulele • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series #: 430 • Box #: 001 • Folder #: 01 • Item #: 012 • Description: Titled: HE MAU OLELO HOAKAKA NO KO MAUA NOHO ANA. Proclamations Concerning Our Office. Two proclamations addressed to all inhabitants of the Hawaiian Kingdom issued at Oahu on July 5, 1832: first one issued by Kinau proclaiming her successorship as Kuhina Nui upon the death of Kaahumanu, and that all the people who occupy the possessions of her mother are hers; the second one issued by Kauikeaouli proclaiming the office held by his Guardian (Kaahumanu) belongs to his mother (Kinau), that he is superior and his mother (Kinau) is subordinate, and that all who enjoyed the lands belonging to his father are to acknowledge him. • Comments: Copy 1 of 3. Best Copy: Copy 2. Scribbled on the bottom of this document are handwritten notes -- and according to this indexer's best guess, states: "This proclamation is of great importance in determining the [ ] and power of Kaahumanu which descended to Kinau, and [ ] in the decision of [ ] in Charltonʻs case [ ] untenable. It is also to be stressed that in the native version the word Kanaka is used". On the back of this document is a lengthy continuation of handwritten notes regarding the use of word Kanaka.

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 002 • Record: 012 • Side: B • Track: 1 • Artist: HELEN LOUISE (AND FRANK FERERA) (Helen Louise Greenus Ferreira) • Performing As: Louise, Ferera, and Greenus • Personnel: Frank Ferera: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian Guitar" Helen Louise: Guitar or Ukulele Irene Greenus: Tenor Guitar or Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1917-10-29 • Start Date: 1917-10-29 • End Date: 1917-10-29 • Matrix Number: 77463-2-4-5 • Song Title: Little Alabama Coon (Intro. Old Black Joe) • Record Label: Columbia • Catalog Number: A2450 • Composer: Starr- Foster • Other Label Notes: Hawaiian Guitars and Ukulele Trio • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series: PP • Box #: 96 • Folder #: 14 • Image #: 002 • Title: Royalty - Kalakaua, David. Boat House. • Description: The King's boat house overhanging Honolulu Harbor is a place for informal entertaining; [Chapter 7] Plate 21; #20,620 (4x5 copy neg); from: Loraine Kuck Collection; original withdrawn; [from the front]: King's Boar House; Wharf; "Pomaikelani" entered by Iolani Boat Club, Nov. 16, 1885, beat "Alice K." Myrtle Boat Club. No. 1, R. Parker; No. 2, J. D. Hold; No. 3, Awana; No. 4, Kaulahoa; No. 5, Kaluahine; No. 6, Kaki, stroke. Welau, Coxwain. • Photo Credit: - • From Collection: Loraine Kuck Collection • Received Date: 6-1979 • Negative Number: 20,620 • Negative Size: 4x5 • Display Date: 1885 November 16 • Start Date: 11/16/1885 • End Date: 11/16/1885 • Contributed Metadata: Description: Iolani Boat Club crew in "Pomaikelani": R. Parker, John D. Holt, Awana, Kalahao, Kaluahine, Kaki (strike) and Kelau (coxwain). The King's Boat House is in the background. Iolani beat the Myrtle Boat Club. Keywords: Royalty, Canoe racing Title: King Kalakaua's winning crew during races celebrating his birthday. Date: Nov. 16, 1885

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 005 • Record: 007 • Side: B • Track: 1 • Artist: GEORGE KALALUHI • Performing As: Biltmore Kalaluhi Hawaiian Orchestra • Personnel: George Kalaluhi: Bandleader, (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar? Unknown: 2nd (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar Unknown: Guitar Unknown: Ukulele Unknown: 2nd Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1916-08-11 • Start Date: 1916-08-11 • End Date: 1916-08-11 • Matrix Number: 46877-5 • Song Title: Kaui Kahio Medley - Introducing "Ainahau" "Kuwiliwili Iho Au" (Caressingly Yours) "Ua Hiki No Mean" ('Tis Well With Me) • Record Label: Columbia • Catalog Number: A2200 • Composer: Prince Likelike; Arr. By H. Berger - H. Schlam • Other Label Notes: Fox-trot • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series #: 430 • Box #: 006 • Folder #: 02 • Item #: 002 • Description: A series of correspondences involving foreign officials and leaders: 1. July 30, 1855. From Frederick VII to Kamehameha IV expressing condolences of passing of Kamehameha III and support for the future ruler. 2. August 25, 1855. From Frederick William to Kamehameha IV expressing condolences of passing of Kamehameha III and support for the future ruler. 3. September 13, 1855. William L. Lee to William L. Marcy regarding military protection premised on commercial activity and American citizens in the Hawaiian Islands. 4. September 21, 1855. William L. Marcy to William L. Lee responding to Lee's letter and confirming the United States' interest in protecting the Hawaiian Kingdom from foreign attack. Expresses intention of stationing US naval forces near Hawaii to protect American interests. 5. September 22, 1855. William L. Lee to William L. Marcy responding to Marcy's letter and confirming the satisfied status of the topic discussed as well as a request for a copy of the proposed instructions the US is to issue to a naval force stationed in the Hawaiian Islands. 6. September 24, 1855. William L. Lee's "Remarks to the President on taking leave of His Excellency" 7. September 24, 1855. "The President's reply to Mr. Lee, on the 24 September" • Comments: Copy 2 of 3 (Best Copy)

• Series #: 430 • Box #: 006 • Folder #: 02 • Item #: 003 • Description: A series of correspondences involving foreign officials and leaders: 1. July 30, 1855. From Frederick VII to Kamehameha IV expressing condolences of passing of Kamehameha III and support for the future ruler. 2. August 25, 1855. From Frederick William to Kamehameha IV expressing condolences of passing of Kamehameha III and support for the future ruler. 3. September 13, 1855. William L. Lee to William L. Marcy regarding military protection premised on commercial activity and American citizens in the Hawaiian Islands. 4. September 21, 1855. William L. Marcy to William L. Lee responding to Lee's letter and confirming the United States' interest in protecting the Hawaiian Kingdom from foreign attack. Expresses intention of stationing US naval forces near Hawaii to protect American interests. 5. September 22, 1855. William L. Lee to William L. Marcy responding to Marcy's letter and confirming the satisfied status of the topic discussed as well as a request for a copy of the proposed instructions the US is to issue to a naval force stationed in the Hawaiian Islands. 6. September 24, 1855. William L. Lee's "Remarks to the President on taking leave of His Excellency" 7. September 24, 1855. "The President's reply to Mr. Lee, on the 24 September" • Comments: Copy 3 of 3

• Box: 401-1 • Folder: 08 • Start Date: 01/01/1790 • End Date: 12/31/1900 • Languages: English • Title: NUMBERED DOCUMENTS # 90 - 100 • Description: 90: Protest of annexation of Polynesian Islands; 91: Regulations for all persons on board any ship liable to quarantine; 92: General regulations for pilots of all arriving vessels; 93: "Hawaii Under Annexation": transferred to M-43, Sanford B. Dole Collection; 94: Report on organized gambling on Kauai; 95: Estimated monthly expenses for the surveyor's office on the Island of Hawaii, submitted by A.B. Loebenstein; 96: Memorandum regarding Chinese Immigration; 97: "A Bill to provide for the immediate Government of the Territory of Hawaii"; 98: Estimated cost of laying a cable; 99: Resolutions of the Coffee Planters of Olaa adopted on June 5, 1895; 100: Petition requesting that S.E. Kaleikau be appointed District Magistrate of Wailuku.

• Series #: 430 • Box #: 002 • Folder #: 09 • Item #: 014 • Description: 27 instructions for Consuls: Consul will: 1. Announce himself upon arrival at post; 2. Have same privileges as granted to other Consuls in that country, abstain from interfering in the affairs of that country; 4. will charge fees based on listing (for example Noting a Protest for $1.00); 5. who to correspond with; 6. write Official Despatches as noted and if private, how to notate that; 7. inform of anything of national interest; 8. not to engage with Consuls of other nations on political matters; 9. prohibited from export and import of illicit commerce; 10. how to handle subjects and citizen's individual concerns; 11. how to certify documents; 12. transmit his official signature; 13. who cannot be granted a passport; 14. allowance to appoint Vice-Consuls; 15. how to account for postages paid; 16. claiming property of subject who die intestate; 17. handling of wage withholding complaints; 18. abstain from interfering with subject's property cases; 19. attend the trial for any subject; 20. handling of shipwrecked vessels; 21. caution vessel captains of laws; 22. be respectful of the country he resides in, dates the flag is to be hoisted, including November 28 the day when Great Britain and France concurred in a joint declaration recognizing an independent State; 23. identify any Consul exemptions and local regulations; 24. acknowledge these instructions; 25. no one is to make himself odious to the authorities; 26. a consular uniform; 27. instructions may be altered. Signed Walter Murray Gibson.

• Series: PP • Box #: 96 • Folder #: 13 • Image #: 010 • Title: Kalakaua, King • Description: Kalakua and His Party at the country showing Horse & Buggy; Prince & Princess Henri de Bourbon & party, travelling incognito as Count & Countess de Bardi. Two Counts waiting on the Prince, Baroness H. waiting on the Princess. King Kalakaua and Princess Pomaikalani & party. Probably taken at home of Thomas E. Evans, Lahaina.; Date: Oct. 11-18, 1889 (H. J. Bartels - Iolani Palace rest. pby, July 1974); Kalakaua at Party at the Country. Left to Right: 1) Unknown, 2) Baroness H, 3) Pauline Evans, 4) Japanese Maid-Nolri, 5) Thomas E. Evans, 6) Luther Evans, 7) Thomas K. Evans, 8) Hana Kaniau Evans, 9) Austrian Prince - On Carriage, 10) Poomaikelani - On Carriage, 11) Unknown, 12) Kalakaua, 13) Unknown, 14) Austrian Princess, 15) Austrian Count, 16) Unknown, 17) Austrian Count, 18) Unknown • Photo Credit: Williams, James J. (1853-1926) • Gift Of: King, S. W. • Negative Number: PC 77; HJ 77; HJC 77 • Negative Size: 6x8, 4x5 • Display Date: circa 1889 October 14 • Start Date: 10/11/1889 • End Date: 10/18/1889 • Contributed Metadata: Description: Neighbor island tour during visit of Prince and Princess Henri de Bourbon and party, probably at the Lahaina residence of Thomas E. Evans. The Bourbons were travelling incognito as Count and Countess de Barbi. Keywords: Royalty Title: Kalakaua, King of Hawaii, 1836-1891. Date: Oct., 1889 Photographer: Williams, J.J., 1853-1926.