3,381 results for "G-BOOKS"

• Image File Name: 48933_i601808-00760 • Unique ID: 61577 • Island: Kauaʻi • Source Description: Waimea, Kauai: Deaths 1907-1919, 0001-1000 • Source Year Range: 1907-1919 • Given Name: Lucy • Family Name: Mulama • Gender: Female • Ethnicity: Hawaiian • Estimated Age: 21 • Day of Death: 21 • Month of Death: Jun • Year of Death: 1916 • District of Recording: Waimea, Kauai • City on Record: Waimea • Day of Birth: 31 • Month of Birth: Mar • Year of Birth: 1894 • Place of Birth: Waimea, Kauai • Father's Given Name: G. W. K. • Father's Family Name: Malama • Father's Place of Birth: Waimea, Kauai • Mother's Given Name: Kekuiolelo • Mother's Family Name: Malama • Mother's Maiden Name: Hauale • Mother's Place of Birth: Waimea, Kauai

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 003 • Record: 011 • Side: B • Track: 1 • Artist: SOL HOOPII (Kolomana [Solomon] Hoʻopiʻi Kaʻaiʻai) • Performing As: Sol Hoopii and His Novelty Quartet (or Quartette) • Personnel: Sol Hoopii: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian Guitar" Unknown: Guitar Unknown: Ukulele Unknown: String Bass Band as Vocal Trio: Vocal • Recording Location: Los Angeles, CA • Date: 1934-02-22 • Start Date: 1934-02-22 • End Date: 1934-02-22 • Matrix Number: LA 123-A • Song Title: Oh! Lady Be Good! • Record Label: Brunswick • Catalog Number: 55074 • Composer: I. Gershwin-G. Gershwin • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz

• Box: 402-7 • Folder: 179 • Start Date: 09/07/1842 • End Date: 09/20/1842 • Languages: English, Hawaiian, French • Title: 1842: Sep 7 - 20 • Description: Sep 7: Copy to R. Charlton on appointment of F.W. Thompson as High Sheriff; Sep 7: High Sheriff's Bond; *Sep 8: Charges against Alexander Simpson; Sep 8: Statement of William Paty; Sep 9: Wm. Hooper to Kekuanaoa; Sep 11: Copy of Royal Ordinance (Louis Philippe) re: M. Dillon (French); Sep 13: Kekuanaoa to US Consul; Sep 13: Wm. Hooper to Kekuanaoa; Sep 14: Kamehameha III to G.P. Judd; Sep 15: Extract from letter to Hiram Grimes & William Paty from Alex Simpson and Henry Skinner; Sep 20: Simpson & Skinner to R. Charlton; Sep 20: Father Heurtel' statement to Kekauluohi; Sep 20: R. Charlton to Kekuanaoa; Sep 20: Kekuanaoa to R. Charlton; Sep 20: E & H. Grimes to F.W. Thompson; Sep 20: G.P. Judd's evidence vs. Alex Simpson; Sep 20 Kekuanaoa re: Alfred Marshall (Hawaiian).

• Box: 3 • Folder: 22 • Number: 146 • Citation: 3-22-146 • Level: item • Title: Letters, 1905-04-13, Fred to Liliʻu • Display Date: YEAR: 1905 • Display Date: MONTH: April • Display Date: DAY: 13 • Date Begin: 1905-04-13 • Date End: 1905-04-13 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Letters, 1905-04-13, Fred to Liliʻu, Record consists of letters that discuss the publishing of Liliʻuokalani's book Hawaiʻi's Story by Hawaiʻi's Queen.

• Box: 4 • Folder: 44 • Number: 229 • Citation: 4-44-229 • Level: item • Title: Letter, 1898-01-09, Sara to Dear Cousin • Display Date: YEAR: 1898 • Display Date: MONTH: January • Display Date: DAY: 09 • Date Begin: 1898-01-09 • Date End: 1898-01-09 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Letter, 1898-01-09, Sara to Dear Cousin, Sara Lee writes to Liliʻuokalani in regards to Liliʻuokalani's book Hawaiʻi's Story by Hawaiʻi's Queen.

• Box: 402-7 • Folder: 175 • Start Date: 06/01/1842 • End Date: 06/30/1842 • Languages: English, Hawaiian, French • Title: 1842: June • Description: *Jun 6: Dr. Judd's Account Books; Jun 6: Wyllie's notes of Judd's accounts; Jun 10: Agreement between Edwin Miner & Wm. A. Mclane; Jun 10: J. Dudoit to Kamehameha III (French); Jun 17: Kekuanaoa to British Consul; Jun 18: R. Charlton to Kekuanaoa; Jun 20: Kekuanaoa to British Consul; Jun 27: Wm. Hooper to Kekuanaoa.

• Series #: 430 • Box #: 001 • Folder #: 04 • Item #: 001 • Description: Declaration of Lewis Rees to Esq., H.B.M. Consul General William Miller at Honolulu on April 27, 1848 requesting assistance to keep property that was given to him by Manuia who was Chamberlain to King Lunalilo. Rees said that the property in Ewa was given to him in 1828 by Manuia. This property was actually an exchange for property that was previous given to Rees by Manuia, but, according to Rees, was too small for raising cattle. In 1842, dependents of Namau, a member of the Land Commission and a chief, ordered Rees to vacate the Ewa property. Rees writes that he then sought the aid of Dr. Charles Judd who wrote two supporting letters to Namau which barred Rees' expulsion from the property prior to the Land Commission meeting. At that meeting, witnesses for Rees reversed their support for him and Rees claimed that their reversal was due to pressure by Namau. Rees reiterated that Manuia had given him the property and that he was entitled to keep it. This declaration was Rees' attempt to present his case for ownership and his testimony was entered in the Book of Protests (pp 125-133) kept at the British Consulate on May 2, 1848. • Comments: See also P.C. Advertiser, 10/22/1896; also Letters 5/22/1845 to Dr. Judd- FOEX Files

• Box: 5 • Folder: 53 • Number: 374 • Citation: 5-53-374 • Level: item • Title: Letter, 1891-06-18, Judge D. Kalauokalani to Ko Mākou Mōʻīwahine • Display Date: YEAR: 1891 • Display Date: MONTH: June • Display Date: DAY: 18 • Date Begin: 1891-06-18 • Date End: 1891-06-18 • Language: Hawaiian • Scope and Content: Letter, 1891-06-18, Judge D. Kalauokalani to Ko Mākou Mōʻīwahine, Kalauokalani sends Liliʻuokalani three cows (from J. Dudoit, D. McCorriston, and G. K. Keaweolu) and three ʻopihi; Kalauokalani apologies for not being able to make the trip and will send a special police officer to be put in charge; Letter was composed in Hawaiian.

• Series: PP • Box #: 38 • Folder #: 7 • Image #: 013 • Title: Honolulu, City of • Description: 835. Looking makai on Fort from Hotel (see #1989); Benson Smith and Thrum on left; About 1901; New York Dental Parlors located at 1057 Fort St. from 1903 - 1906; Second E.O. Hall Building at Fort/King, opened Jan. 1901 - burned in August 1901; On right appears gable of old 100F building, torn down in 1903. • From Collection: Edward A. Towse Collection • Negative Number: HI 1,996 • Negative Size: 8x10 • Display Date: circa 1901 • Start Date: 01/01/1900 • End Date: 12/31/1902 • Contributed Metadata: Description: On left are Benson Smith & Co., Thomas G. Thrum, and Manufacturers' Shoe Store. Keywords: Honolulu Title: Looking down Fort St. at Hotel St., Honolulu. Date: ca. 1901

• Series: PPWD • Box #: 17 • Folder #: 10 • Image #: 015 • Title: Statehood - Delegation to Wash., D.C., May 1954 • Description: Joe Yamasaki, Herbert K. H. Lee, Noboru Miyabe, Richard M. Kobayashi, Yasutaka Fukushima, Mrs. Wm. O. Martin, Steve Noda, Bernard Trask, G. Vincent Esposito, Joseph R. Garcia, Thomas T. Toguchi, Manuel S. Henriques, Jack King, Clarence Shimamura, Akoni Pule, Wm. Fernandes, Charles Kauhane, Spark Matsunaga, Sam W. King, Wilfred Tsikiyama, Hiram Fong, Mary K. Robinson, J. Ward Russell, Bina Mossman. • Photo Credit: United Air Lines • From Collection: Statehood Commission • Received Date: July 1959 • Negative Number: 23,013 • Negative Size: 4x5 • Display Date: 1954 May • Start Date: 5/1/1954 • End Date: 5/31/1954