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KINGS BOOK
OF
Hawaiian Melodies
by CHARLES EDWARD
KING
Dedicated to Edmund Lainaholo Stiles
Published by
Charles E. King
Honolulu, Hawaii
Copyright 1948 by Charles E. King
International Copyright Issued
All Rights Reserved

PREFACE
The collection here presented to lovers of the beautiful music

of Hawaii contains what is considered by authorities on things Ha
waiian, to be the most typical of the native melodies............. song's that
breathe of the atmosphere of the land and also reveal the nature of its
delightful people. Every effort has been exerted to obtain the best
ex-amples of the olis or chants of the ancient days; good samples of the
songs of the period when the natives composed simple melodies that
show the influence of the music of the first foreigners who visited these
shores; songs of a later period when the Hawaiians introduced English
words and even complete lines of the foreign language into their pro-
ductions; and also the most typical of the compositions of the present
day. As the hula is distinctly Hawaiian,types of the various styles of this
class of music have been included in this collection. Your attention is
particularly called to the "Page of Chants or 01is''as a/careful study of
these specimens of ancient music will prove exceeding-ly interesting-.
It is well to state that translations of Hawaiian songs/utterly fail to
bring- out the beauty of the original. Many people would be surprised to
know that Hawaiian poetry does not rhyme and that rules relating- to
meter are entirely disregarded by the native poet. It is extremely difficult
to secure the correct air of many of the compositions for the reason that
all the earlier melodies were never written . Several of the folk-songs in
this book have been included for the sake of preserving- them and a
number of these appear in fouFpart arrangements for the benefit of the
music-loving-people who live in the country districts . Pianos are scarce
in these out-of-the-way places and as these folk are accustomed to
singing- song-s of this order in the schools and churches, it has been
decided to use these arrangements for their sake. The collection is
intended for the kamaaina as well as the ever-welcome malihinito our
fair isles.
The music of this seagirt land has a delightful fascination for the
people who have had the special privilege of hearing- it; and it is safe to
say that its charms will continue to grip and hold the hearers of the
present and future days . No other music in the world has an equal effect
upon one. It is hoped that this collection will serve as a link that will ever
bind the heart to our dear Hawaii,constantly reminding- one of the
perpetual sunshine,the charming-people and their bewitchlng- music.
Yours for the sake of ALOHA LAND,
CHARLES EDWARD KING

INDEX

NA LEI O HAWAII

4. Ohuohu Oahu i ka ilima 7. Haina ia mai ana ka puana,

He kohu manu oo hulu melemele o ke kuahiwi Na Lei o Hawaii, na Lei o Hawaii, e o mai. Oahu
5. Lei Kauai i ka mokihana wears the ilima lei with pride and grace In beauty
Lauafe o Makana o ka'u aloha no ia. she doth vie with yellow songsters of the
6. 0 Niihau, Kahoolawe, Lanai, mountain forests. Kauais lei is the mokihana Lauae
Hooheno me ka pupu,ka hinahina me ke kaunaoa. of Makana has won the admiration of my heart.

To Leialoha
KUU IINI
(MY DESIRE)
English Version by CHARLES E. KING
FRANCES H. GERBER



The Hawaiian people are noted for their

hospitality, generosity and exceedingly happy
nature. They love the beautiful in Nature and
Haleiwa, a beauty spot within easy reach of both young and old take delight in weaving leis
Honolulu by rail or motor. Here Nature has (wreaths) with which to adorn themselves. This
made a wonderful combination of tropical custom of the natives has appealed to the
growth and beautiful water effects. Bathing, stranger (ma. lihini) and today leis are worn by
boating and golfing are pleasures indulged in by all, par-ticularly on what is known as "steamer
visitors to this charming beach resort. days.'*
Waialua, the district in which Haleiwa is
located, has always furnished inspiration to the The poet Lowell has asked this famous
song writers of the Islands and all of the question--" What is so rare as a day in June?"
compositions tell of the incomparable charms The answer is —"A moonlight night in Hawaii
of landscape as well as seascape. with the night-blooming cereus in bloom."
The picture below is only a tiny portion of a
hedge that is longer than four city blocks. These
perfectly superb flowers open in the early part
of the evening and close with the rising of the
morrow's sun.

JOHN U. IOSEPA To KULIAIK ANUU COLBURN
PAAUAU WALTZ


Dfedicated to KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL

KAMEHAMEHA WALTZ


A SONG TO HAWAII

A FIELD OF PINEAPPLES

KA ULUA
(THE BIG FISH)



MOANALUA GARDENS One of

the delightful spots near Honolulu
A Tree Fern The Needle, Iao Valley

22 LEI LOKE O KAWIKA

Mrs. M.J. MONTANO PRINCE DAVID'S WREATH OF ROSES

The Date Palm The Fan Palm The Royal Palm The Cocoa Palm

BLEU, MIKIMIKI
(STEP LIVELY)


PUA ONAONA
FRAGRANT FLOWER
MALE QUARTET


KA MAKANI KAILI ALOHA


Words by KING
KALAKAUA
HAWAII PONOI
HAWAIIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM
Music by
Prof. H. BERGER
Alii (ah-lee-ee) sovereign

Ihe (ee-hay) spear
Kamehameha ( Kah - may- ha ~may'- ha) Hawaii's first king-
3. Hawaii ponoi 2. Hawaii's own true sons 3. Hawaii's own true sons
E ka lahui e Look to your lineal chief People of loyal hearts
O kau hana nui Those chiefs of younger birth Thy only duty lies
E u-i e . Younger descent. List and abide.

QUEEN LILIUOKALANI
The name of Liliuokalani will always live for her

famous song "Aloha Oe" is sung and played the world
over. The Queen possessed rare musical ability and
this is exhibited in her large number of good
compositions. She was beloved of her people and her
circle of admirers will constantly increase for "Aloha
Oe" is still winning the hearts of people who will pay
homage to the genius who wrote the worthy song.
WASHINGTON PLACE THE QUEEN'S FUNERAL
Home of Liliuokalani (Showing beautiful kahilla)

LEILANE



Can be used for the hula uliuli

(small gourd)
HEEIA
NA HALA O NAUE

Dedicated, to MARY E. FOSTER
BEAUTIFUL KAHANA


PAUQA LIKO LEHUA

(Pauoa, Home of the Lehua)

3. Aia ilaila ke koii koi a loko 4. E hoike ka puana no ka lau liko lehua
Mao pie ka iini. O ka uka o Pauoa;
I anoi au e ike i ke kumu o ke ala A he 1 lei kahiko no'u no ka ua kukalahale
ala-onaona i ka maka o ka opua. A he lei ua puia i ke ala me ke aloha.

A STUDY IN REFLECTIONS
Wailua Falls, Kauai

KING KALAKAUA
SWEET LEI LEHUA

KUU LEIALOHA
English words by (MY LEIALOHA) Solo
FRANCES H. GERBER with Male Quartet Chorus, CHAS. E. KING



PUA TUBAROSE
(Tuberose Blossom)
KIMO KAMANA

MARY J. MONTANO NENE HANU AALA

NENE'S FRAGRANCE
GHAS. E. KING


NA MOKU O HAWAII
THE ISLES OF HAWAII
LELEKOWALI SONG

Nuuanu Pali, the greatest scenic

wonder in Hawaii!
The wonderful combination of
beautiful cloud effects with steep
precipices, green lowlands, hills of red
and green, and ocean waters of varied "Lovely Honolulu, you're the home
colors and vivid tones make this bit of of the moon, I weave love dreams so
Hawaiian landscape the rapture of nature tender 'Neath the moonbeams splendor.
lovers. Its immensity is overwhelming When the daylight hours flee Memories
and its grandeur is awe-inspiring. come back to me; Fascinating
In 1795 the great King Kame-haineha Honolulu, you're the
conquered his enemies and in order not to home of the moon."
be humiliated by surrendering themselves
the defeated army of Oahuans flung
themselves over this precipice of twelve
hundred feet in height to the valley
below.

MI NEI
(HOW ABOUT ME?)
AN INTERPRETATIVE HULA


Dedicated to the KAAHJJMANU SOCIETY
KAAHUMANU HELEN DESHA


ROSELANI
W.J. COELHO


IMI AU IA OE


HE OLU IA NO'U
(THAT'S JUST FINE FOR ME)

To Keaumoku Louis
MAILE LAULII
AN HAWAIIAN SERENADE

IMUA KAMEHAMEHA!
(FORWARD KAMEHAMEHA)


MAUNA KEA
Aina kaulana o Hilo Hanakahi, Ike i ka nani a o Halemaumau, Me

Aina hoohie a ka malihini, He ke ahi kaulana a ka Wahine, Pehea
aloha Mokuola a e ku nei, I ka mai oe Uwekahuna, Me ka pali
uluwehi ka lau o ka niu, E kilohi i kapu o Kamohoalii, He alii nui oe
ka nani o Waiakea, Me ke one na ka malihini,
anapa i Waiolama, Malama ke 0 nei aina pahoehoe,
aloha wailio iloko, Kau nui aku nei Aloha ia uka me ke onaona,
kahi manao, E ike ia Waianuenue, Owili lei rose lei ohelo,
Ilaila hoi hope na malihini, E ike i Manao ae au e hoi i ka home,
ka nani a o ka Wahine, Ko mai ke I ka uluwehiwehi o Kapalama,
ala a o ka maile, Na kahiko ia a oia Ke huli hoi nei ka Maunakea,
uka, He nahele i puia me ka lehua, E ike i ka nani a o ke Kaona,
Lei hriohihi hoi a ka malihini. Haina ia mai ana ka puana,
Lei ohuohu i ka lei Pa'i Niu,
Haina hou ia mai ana ka puana,
Kuu Lei Mokihana poina ole.

KE KALI NEI AU
WAITING FOR THEE
Duet for Baritone and Soprano



LEI LIKO LEHUA

LIKO LEHUA WREATH

KONI AU I KA WAI
TASTING THE WATERS

NANI WALE LIHUE

BEAUTIFUL LIHUE
MOANI KE ALA
THE WAFTED FRAGRANCE

PULUPE NEI ILI I KE ANU

BEAUTIFUL LANIHULI

KA ANOI
THE CHOICE OF MY HEART


KAUAl
NIIHAU
A PROSE POEM ON HAWAII

"No Alien Land in all the world has any deep, strong charm for me but that
one; no other land could so longingly and beseechingly haunt me sleeping and
waking, through half a life-time, as that one has done. Other things leave me, but it
abides; other things change, but it remains the same. For me its balmy airs are
always blowing, its summer seas flashing in the sun; the pulsing of its surf beat in
my ear; I can see its garlanded craigs, its leaping cascades, its plumy palms
drowsing by the shore; its remote summits floating like islands above the cloudrack
; I can feel the spirit of its woodland solitude; I can hear the splash of its brooks; in
my nostrils still lives the breath of flowers that perished twenty years ago."—Mark
Twain.
Waikiki in January


LEI ILIMA
(Ilima Wreath)


HE NOHEA OE I KUU MAKA

LOVELY ONE


ALOHA OE E KUU
LEI
BELOVED ONE OF MINE

PALOLO
3. Kani a ka leo o ke kolohala I 5. Ua lawa kaua e ke aloha Honi iho

kaulu kukui honehone nei. nei hoi i kapuuwai.
4. Pumehana kaua i ke aloha 6. Haina ia mai ana ka puana

I ka pili i ke anu oke kuahiwi. I ka ua lililehua e kilihune.nei.

J. KEALOHA
NA MOKU EHA
THE FOUR ISLANDS

In the early days the natives lived in grass huts and the picture gives a good idea of this style of dwelling which is no
longer used. In the foreground the man of the home raised his taro and in the rear of his lot he grew his bananas,
sugar-cane, papaias and sweet potatoes. The lady of the house is busy preparing lauhala for weaving.
The sons and daughters of Hawaii are expert horseback riders and on special occasions the women adorn themselves
with pa-us and leis. A parade of graceful pa-u riders is one of the great attractions of the Islands.

LEI PONI MOI

(WREATH OF CARNATIONS)


WAI O MINEHAHA
MINEHAHA FALLS


NA LII
SAMUEL
Dedicated to the Order of

KAMEHAMEHA


KAIMANA HILA
DIAMOND HEAD
Iwaho makou Kapiolani Paka la, Iwaho makou i ka Seaside la, Ike i
I ka lina poepoe hooluhi kino la. ka nani papa heenalu la. Hee malie.
Aloha ino. Iwaho makou Ainahau la, Ike i ka
Iwaho makou Waikiki la, Ike i ka nani nani papa hinuhinu la. Hele malie.
hale hoonui ike la. Hoonui hana. Haina ia mai ana ka puana la, Ike i
Iwaho makou Maki Ailana la, Kuu ka nani Eaimana Hila la. Kau mai
pua lilia lana i ka wai la. Lana iluna.
malie. We all went to the Seaside Hotel And.looked with
We all went and saw Makee Island', Beheld -wonder at all the riders of the surj Gliding swiftly.
the beauty of ike floating waterUlyy Sweet
and peaceful-

HALONA

JAMES KAHALE
INIKI MALES
THE PIERCING WIND
3. "Waiehu, makani hoeha ili, 4. "Waihee, makani kilioopu,
Makani houhou ili, iniiniki malie. Makani houhou ili, iniiniki malie.
5. Haina ia mai ana ka puana
Makani houhou ili, iniiniki malie.


To Frances Henshaw King
KAPENA
(MY MAMMY)
(Hawaiian Melody)


To M.K.H.
LEI LOKELANI
LOKELANI WREATH


ULUWEHI O KAALA
BEAUTIFUL KAALA


UA LIKE NO A LIKE
MY HEART'S CHOICE


PUA PIKAKE
SWEET JASMINE

You may travel the world over but you can find
no sport so exhilarating and intensely exciting as
surfing. The Hawaiians are children of the sea and
Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii's favorite son and
they love to play with the waves as they sweep
the champion swimmer of the world, is here
towards the shore by riding majestically on them
depicted with his winning smile and reliable
with surf board or canoe. Waikiki beach affords the
surfboard. He is ready for a plunge into the waters
sojourner in Hawaii the best opportunity for
of Waikiki.
enjoying this harmless pastime of the natives.

WAIPIO
TO KAHALELAUKOA GEORGE ALLEN
MEKIA KEALAKAI
NOTE'. Waipo, on Oahu,is the home of Mrs. Irene Kakalelaukoa Holloway and this song was composed for her, one of Hawaii's charming
daughters.


MAUNA LOA
TO RAY

Malitini ka ikena a i na Kona Ainai Ulu mahiehie na malihini I ka

ka maka a o ka opua Opua i hui ia wehi i ka liko a o ka lehua Aloha
me ka hinano Lei aloha o ke kai e ka latt malu o ke koa Pili aloha
maokioki Kaulana Kailua noho i ia me ke ala Kilohi i ka nani a o
ka lai Meke kope moe ole o ko'upo Maukele Alahele nani i ka maka
Kau aku i ke kaa otomobile Ke ala o ke ao Aloha e ka ua Kanilehua
onaona noho i ka ttka Uluwehi i ka Ua poina ole i ka malihini
nani o Kalehuanui Me ka nani Kilakila Haili a e ku nei Home
kaulana o Kaawaloa Ike ika nani o hookipa mao me ke aloha Ilaila
Halenkeawe Fuuhonua ia o ka au i waleaiho ai Me a'u lei nani i
lehulahu Aiaka iini a i Punaluu Kai kapuuwai Kau nui aku nei kani
makaikai akamalihini Ke heamai manao E ike ika nani a o ke
nei Kilauea Me ke ahi hooheno a kaona Ke huli hoi nei ka
ka wahine Maunakea Me na opua i ke
kakahiaka Hooipo ke aloha o na
The fragrance of the kinono on the evening air, Is Kahikolu Kiai maluhia me ka
loved by all the charming and lovely maidens. lanakila Hainaia mai ana ka
puana Ulu mahiehie noho i ka
With joy my heart proclaimeth to all around, My olu Haina hou ia mai ka pu ana
Lei Mokihana is ever mine. Ku'u lei Mokihana poina ole.

KAMAILE WALTZ
(THE MYRTLE WALTZ)


KUU LEI POINA OLE

MY SWEETHEART

WAIALAE MEKIA KEALAKAI

Hawaiian Falsetto
Song-Ukulele JAMES KAHALE
WAHINE U'I
BEAUTIFUL ONE

Mai Nuha Mai Oe

(Don't Sulk)



To MAC
Ukulele, Guitar and 4 beats
Steel Guitar Accomp. NA PUA O HAWAII
THE FLOWERS OF HAWAII

Kilakila o Maui ia Haleakala

Ua kapu nou o Roselani, a nou hookahi wale no.
Kaulana Molokai i ka ulu kukui
Kau mat iluna o Lanikaula a me ka wailele o Moaula.
Lei Oahu i ka ilima la
He kohu manu, kohu manu oo hulu melemele o ke kuahiwi.
Lei Kauai i ka mokihana la
I wili.ia me ka lauae, lauae aala a o Makana.
O Niihau, Kahoolawe, Lanai,
Hooheno mau me ka pupu, ka hinahina me ke kaunaoa.
Haina ia mai ana ka puana la,
Na pua nei, na pua nani, e ohuohu net o Hawaii.

Ukulele and
Guitar
Accornn.
PUA ROSELANI
3 beats (Rose of Maui)



LILIU E.

MARY ANN BUSH
KUU LEI MOKIHANA

MY MOKIHANA WREATH


PUNAHOU ACADEMY GROUNDS The stately

royal palm trees line the sides of the driveway
Honolulu Post office Waikiki Beach showing Moana Hotel

HOOHIHI OE KE IKE MAI

(YOU WILL LIKE ME I KNOW)

A PAGE OF NATIVE CHANTS OR OLI

OUs sung to the accompaniment of native instruments
Na Hala 0 Naue
Note: This oli is sung in unison by the singers to the accompaniment of uliulis,
I Aloha I Ke Ko A Ka Wai
Note: In singing this oli, the singer takes one deep breath which must be sustained to the end of the line. The wave over the
half notes indicates that the voice must produce that wavy effect characteristic of an oli.
Kona Hema
Note: The style of this oli is quite different from the preceding ones.
Liliuokalani
Note: This oli is sung to the accompaniment of the ipu (gourd) and sometimes the pahu (drum). Do not omit singing the grace
notes.
Liko Pua Kukui
Note : This mele is sung in the hula puili or the bamboo dance.

Ukulele and LEILEHUA

Steel Guitar 4 beats
Accomp. A DESCRIPTIVE HULA



Ukulele
and Guitar LEI NO KAIULANI
Accomip 3 beats
A WREATH FOR PRINCESS KAIULANI


ALOHA OE
FAREWELL TO THEE

2. O ka halia aloha kai hiki mai 2. Thus sweet memories come back to me
Ke hone ae nei 1 kuu manawa. Bringing fresh remembrance of the past
0 oe no ka'u ipo aloha Dearest one, yes, thou art mine own, From
A loko e hana nei. the true love shall ne'er depart.
3. Maopopo kuu ike i ka nani,
Na pua rose o Maunawili,
Ilaila hiaai ai na manu,
Mikiala i ka nani o ka liko.

F.H. GERBER
O OE.KA'U
(I WANT YOU)
(FOR SOPRANO OR TENOR)



A beautiful driveway that winds through fields of rice and 'neath the shade of
waving cocoa palm trees, in the Moanalus Gardens, near Honolula.
The Hawalians Suave the beautiful custom of placing lovely leis or wreaths
of ferns and flowers on departing friends. "Steamer Day" In Honolulu Is an
event that is ever memorable in the mind of th© visitor to Hawaii's shores.

ALOHA NO AU I KO MAKA
I LOVE YOUR EYES

WAIPIO
AN ANCIENT OLI OR CHANT
Note: This is an old oli. To render it properly, the singer must sing slowly, sustain the long holds indicated and also put in all
the grace notes wherever shown.
Copyright, 1916, by Chas.E.King

MAI POINA OE IAU

FORGET ME NOT


To Ada R. Williamson
KUU LEI PIKAKE

MY JASMINE WREATH


KALELEONALANI
QUEEN EMMA

WAHIIKAAHUULA
RUTH LILIKALANI
TO PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA
3. Ua kaapuni au a puni Kaleponi Uaike 5. Nana e haulani o Hale Alii Ka

i ka nani o American Beauty. paepae kapu a Liloa.
4. O oe no ka heke i ka'u ike la Ka 6. Haina ka puaria i lohe ia
hau nani p Hawaii riei. O Wahiikaahuula he inoa e

LEI ALOHA, LEI MAKAMAE

Duet for Soprano and Baritone



Can be used in dancing the KALANI KAWIKA

ancient hulas THE GOURD HULA
J. KEALOHA
CAPTAIN COOK MONUMENT AT KAAWALOA, KONA. HAWAII

UKULELE CHORDS
USED IN KINGS BOOK OF HAWAIIAN MELODIES.
Tune the ukulele as follows:

With the Piano
NOTE: The names of the chords are indicated in the two kinds.of notation,as 2C or G7.
The black dot shows where to place the finger in order to produce
the chord
and the figure indicates which finger is used, as
Key of C
l# Key of G
2 # Key of D

. 3# Key of A
4# Key of E
lb Key of F
2b Key of Bb
3b Key of Eb
4b Key of Ab

To Mildred
DREAMING, ALOHA, OF YOU

(NOU NA HALI'A)



To N. M.
UHEUHENE
(HAWAIIAN SHOUTING SONG)



Ukulele
Guitar and
Steel Guitar
4 beats HONOLULU MAIDS
Accmp. (AFTER AN OLD STYLE OF HULA)

To Kanaka
KA MOAE SOLOMON HIRAM
THE MOAE WIND

To Lizzie Alohikea
LEI MOKIHANA
(MOKIHANA WREATH)
(Trio for Soprano, Alto and Baritone)




KAMEHAMEHA MARCH
Mixed Chorus Dedicated to
Kamehameha Schools




KUU LEILEHUA
MY LEHUA WREATH
Trio for Sop., Ten., & Bar.





HUAPALA WALTZ
(SWEETHEART WALTZ)
Duet for Soprano & Baritone



LEI GARDENIA
(GARDENIA WREATH)
(Trio for Two Sopranos and Baritone)




KAIULANI ALII
*(PRINCESS KAIULANI)
* English words by Robert Louis



THE PIDGIN ENGLISH HULA

AH-SA-MA-LA-YOU



KUU PUA, KUU'LEI

(MY SONG OF LOVE)
Words and Music by
CHAS. E. KING
Writer of the "Song of the Islands"



THE UKULELE GIRL

The ukulele is one of the native's favorite instruments and its music is used exten-
sively for accompaniment of the songs of the Islands.
When you hear the ukulele you cannot go away from Hawaii without one tucked away under your
arm.

MOMI OKA PAKIPIKA

(PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC)


NOTE: These SONGS OF HAWAII on the following seven pages are especially intended for singers who use guitars
and Ukuleles for accompaniment. The steel guitar takes the melody and the accompanists follow the chords indicated above the
staff. If necessary, consult the ukulele chart.

IKE PONO
OE
HE AH A KOU
MAKEMAKE
(NOW WHAT DO YOU WANT?)
NOW YOU KNOW


HOI MAI E PILI

(RETURN TO YOUR LOVE)
Duet for Soprano and Baritone

To Regina
LOVELY YOU
KUU LEI NANI Song of a
soldier boy in Hawaii



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The collection here presented to lovers of the beautiful music

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4. Ohuohu Oahu i ka ilima 7. Haina ia mai ana ka puana,

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JOHN U. IOSEPA To KULIAIK ANUU COLBURN

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Dfedicated to KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL

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MOANALUA GARDENS One of

A Tree Fern The Needle, Iao Valley

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KA MAKANI KAILI ALOHA

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Alii (ah-lee-ee) sovereign

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The name of Liliuokalani will always live for her

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Can be used for the hula uliuli

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Dedicated, to MARY E. FOSTER

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MARY J. MONTANO NENE HANU AALA