3,381 results for "G-BOOKS"

• Box: 402-8 • Folder: 184 • Start Date: 11/01/1842 • End Date: 11/24/1842 • Languages: English, Hawaiian • Title: 1842: Nov 1 - 24 • Description: Nov 1: Copy of Miriama Kekauluohi lease land to Lorrin Andrews; Nov 7: A. Simpson to Kamehameha III; Nov 12: G.P. Judd to T. Haalilio; Nov 15: M.K.(Kekuanaoa) to Geo. Wood (Hawaiian); Nov 18: Kekuanaoa re: sailors; Nov 20: Kekuanaoa's testimony; Nov 21: Geo Pelly's receipts; Nov 22: Robt. Robinson to Kekuanaoa; Nov 22: 2 Petitions to Kekuanaoa from ship masters and officers; Nov 23: Kekuanaoa's notice to Police; Nov 23: Robert Ogle's statement; Nov 24: E & H. Grimes to Kekuanaoa.

• Call Number: PP-3-14-004 • Collection Abbreviation: PP • Box #: 3 • Folder #: 14 • Image #: 004 • Title: Comm. John Rodgers and his crew upon arrival on Kauai. • Description: The U.S. Navy crew included: Lt. B.J. Connell, pilot; W.H. Bowlin, 1st Class Aviation Mechanic's Mate; S.R. Pope, second pilot; and O.G. Stantz, radio operator. Rodgers was the commander and navigator. Commander John Rodgers and U.S. Navy crew flew the first trans-Pacific flight from San Francisco to Hawaii in 1925. Their PN-9 airplane ditched 365 miles from Oahu. They were able to sail the plane to Kauai where they were found and towed by a submarine into Nawiliwili Harbor 9 days later, on Sept. 10. Their plane was shipped to Pearl Harbor where it was repaired and flew again soon after. • Date: Sept. 10, 1925 • Negative Number: HC 21,348

• Image File Name: 48933_i602020-00029 • Image Folder: 48933_I602020 • Unique ID: 286438 • Island: Maui, Molokaʻi, Lānaʻi • Source Description: Marriages 1900-1903 • Source Year Range: 1900-1903 • Given Name: Suita • Family Name: Idito • Gender: Male • Ethnicity: Japanese • Estimated Age: 22 • Day of Marriage: 3 • Month of Marriage: Aug • Year of Marriage: 1903 • District of Recording: Lahaina • Marriage Age: 22 • Marriage Day: 03 • Marriage Month: Aug • Marriage Year: 1903 • Marriage Place: Lahaina • Father's Given Name: G. • Father's Family Name: Idito • Mother's Given Name: Kuni • Mother's Family Namee: Idito • Spouse's Given Name: Kiko • Spouse's Gender: Female • Spouse's Ethnicity: Japanese • Spouse's Estimated Age: 18 • Spouse's Age of Marriage: 18 • Father In Law's Given Name: Ringo • Mother In Law's Given Name: Kuni • Image File Name: 48933_i602020-00030

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 004 • Record: 023 • Side: A • Track: 1 • Artist: SAM MOORE • Performing As: Sam Moore - Horace Davis (of Moore & Davis) • Personnel: Sam Moore: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar (as Octo-Corda) Horace Davis: Harp Guitar • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: mc. 1921-08-10 • Start Date: 1921-08-10 • End Date: 1921-08-10 • Matrix Number: S 70085-C • Song Title: Wang-Wang Blues • Record Label: OKeh • Catalog Number: 4423 • Composer: G. Muller - B. Johnson - H. Busse • Other Label Notes: Octo Corda & Guitar Duet • 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 #: 38 • Folder #: 2 • Image #: 007 • Title: Honolulu, City of • Description: ca. 1885; Subject - Harness and saddle shop of Fred Philp; Original Photo by - Photographer Unknown; When Copied - about 1946; Data - The picture was taken from an old view book, believed to have been issued about 1890. Later the harness maker's sign read, Fred Philp & Bro. This shop was loca[t]ed on the mauka side of King street, near Fort. At the right is the old building earlier occupied by O'Neill's Tavern. Above it, faintly showing is the wall and gable of the Odd Fellow's Hall which faced Fort street. The harness shop building is believed to have been erected on the front of the Globe Hotel lot. The Philp Brother later were located on Bethel street, and finally had had their own building on Beretania street at the head of Bethel. • Gift Of: Baker, Ray Jerome (1880-1972) • Received Date: 1952 • Display Date: circa 1885 • Start Date: 01/01/1885 • End Date: 12/31/1885 • Contributed Metadata: Description: At left is Davis & Wilder Grocery. Behind the neighboring building is the wall and gable of the Odd Fellow's Hall fronting Fort St. Keywords: Honolulu Title: Fred. Philp, Harness & Saddle Maker, King St. near Fort. St., Honolulu. Date: ca. 1885 Photographer: Copied by Ray Jerome Baker ca. 1946.

• Box: 4 • Folder: 45 • Number: 232 • Citation: 4-45-232 • Level: item • Title: Letter, 1898-03-28, M. Elizabeth Newton to Queen Liliʻuokalani • Display Date: YEAR: 1898 • Display Date: MONTH: March • Display Date: DAY: 01 • Date Begin: 1898-03-01 • Date End: 1898-03-01 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Letter, 1898-03-28, M. Elizabeth Newton to Queen Liliʻuokalani, M. Elizabeth Newton writes to Liliʻuokalani in regards to Liliʻuokalani's book Hawaiʻi's Story by Hawaiʻi's Queen.

• Box: 6 • Folder: 64 • Number: 532 • Citation: 6-64-532 • Level: item • Title: Letter, 1898-03-01, William Lee to My Beloved Cousin • Display Date: YEAR: 1898 • Display Date: MONTH: March • Display Date: DAY: 01 • Date Begin: 1898-03-01 • Date End: 1898-03-01 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Letter, 1898-03-01, William Lee to My Beloved Cousin, Lee (on behalf of Lee & Shepard) writes in regards to expenses concerning the publication of Liliʻuokalani's book.

• Box: 7 • Folder: 77 • Number: 027 • Citation: 7-77-027 • Level: item • Title: Letter, 1903-05-06, Thomas Smyth • Display Date: YEAR: 1903 • Display Date: MONTH: May • Display Date: DAY: 06 • Date Begin: 1903-05-06 • Date End: 1903-05-06 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Letter, 1903-05-06, Thomas Smyth, Sender writes on behalf of Commander Thomas Smyth writes to Liliʻuokalani in regards to thanking her for her book and sending her his photograph; Letter was composed at Honolulu on 1903-05-06.

• Box: 401-1 • Folder: 13 • Start Date: 01/01/1790 • End Date: 12/31/1900 • Languages: Hawaiian, English • Title: NUMBERED DOCUMENTS # 150 - 171 • Description: 150: "Marriage & Divorce": transferred to Early Laws file; 151: Not in file 2/23/56; 152: Not in file 2/23/56; 153: Monies paid in by Tax Assessors; 154: Not in file 2/23/56; 155: Document addressed to Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, requesting that a treaty be signed among the United States, France, and Great Britain which would ensure the independence of Hawaii; 156: Note of Kamehameha III to Kekauluohi approving the marriage between a white man and Mauli; 157: Letter from P. Kanoa to G. Laanui urging him to make tax collections as the money is needed; 158: Letter of transmittal accompanying an appropriation bill sent by G.P. Judd to Kamehameha III; 159: Description of garb or jewelry worn by various government officials; 160: Not in file 2/23/56; 161: Letter from Mr. Richards to Kamehameha III requesting to see him in regards to a letter from the American Consul; 162: Letter from Joshua Maluae to Kamehameha III suggesting that the tax law be amended so that all males shall pay a poll tax of $6.00 per year; 163: Not in file 2/23/56; 164: Letter from Timothy Haalilio to M. Kekuanaoa requesting that armed guards be sent to protect the King's Palace; 165: Petition from the foreign residents to King Kauikeaouli regarding taboos; 166: Not in file 2/23/56; 167: E. Kaahumanu's letter to Christians in America requesting that more religion teachers be sent to Hawaii; 168: "Law for the protection of persons who wish to cultivate and persons who wish to raise livestock"; 169: Jury laws [Hawaiian]; 170: Not in file 2/23/56; 171: Kekauluohi's note to Ricord informing him of the arrival of the ship Paalua.

• Box: 402-8 • Folder: 197 • Start Date: 03/07/1843 • End Date: 03/10/1843 • Languages: English, Hawaiian • Title: 1843: Mar 7, 8, 10 • Description: Mar 7: Testimony against R. Charlton & A. Simpson about conduct towards government, signed by foreign residents; Mar 8: J. Dudoit testimony about insulting remarks used by A. Simpson towards government; Mar 10: Dr. J.P. Judd to Haalilio notifying him of British flag waving from Hawaii to Kauai & to try to have independence for country restored; Mar 10: Kamehameha Ill to Queen Victoria I, of Great Britain & Ireland, J.F.B. Marshall chosen as envoy extraordinary; *Mar 10: Kamehameha Ill to John Tyler; *Mar 10: Kamehameha III to Louis Phillippe; *Mar 10: Kamehameha III to Louis Phillippe, attested by G. P. Judd.