Scope and Contents Contains a final draft of Marion Kellyʻs thesis regarding the historical background of the land tenure system in Hawaiʻi. Includes copies of laws relating to Poll and Chattel taxes from the Department of Finance and resources concerning the results of Mahele and Kuleana Land Awards, Laws Related to the Rights of Access, and the Largest Private Landowners in Hawaiʻi. Additionally includes supplemental resources from other authors on pre-contact population in Hawaiʻi, the basics of adverse...

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"Contains a report describing the traditional and historical background of the region, early population, early visitors to Kawaihae, information on Waimea, and related figures.

IMPORTANT*–Previously scanned in 2022; however, NO accessible copies on UHM library site. "

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Contains historical background on the Honuaʻula district in Maui, a register of land claimants, and information on traditions of Honuaʻula, the Piʻilani tradition, Kihaʻs Trail Building, Hoapili Maui Trail builder, Mākena, life at Mākena, Alanui Aupuni (Government Road) at Palauea, Cultural and Historical Significances, and Conclusions and Recommendations. Includes tables, figures, photos, maps, scanned and original newspaper articles, and handwritten notes of Marion Kelly.

Scope and Contents Contains three reports pertaining to notes on the history of Lualualei, Waiʻanae, Oʻahu, as well as Honouliuli. The reports discuss environment and resources of the area, place names, their meanings, and traditions, history of land tenure, private ownership of land, the Great Māhele and Crown lands at Waiʻanae, the Kuleana Act of 1850, tax records, commercial and agricultural activities, military presence and outleasing by the Navy, kuleana and Homestead lands in Lualualei, springs in the...

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Contains a brief report on historical highlights in Waiʻanae. Includes a call to action flyer on Makua Valley, and a compilation of handwritten notes.

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Contains a correspondence to the editor of Honolulu Advertiser correcting their assertion that David Kūhiʻo Kalanaianaʻole was the first U.S. Congressional delegate when it was Robert Wilcox in 1900.

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Contains information regarding the history of Honouliuli Ahupuaʻa in Oʻahu Hawaiʻi, and specifically discusses famous places, population, ranching and sugar plantations, and the military. Includes maps of the region.

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Contains a remainder of disintegrated materials regarding the functioning of fishponds under Hawaiian cultivation and respective mo'olelo. [NOTE: Starts on page three].

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Contains two reports discussing Huilua Fishpond in Kahana Bay, Koʻolauloa, Oʻahu, detailing its early descriptions, caretakers, characteristics, and local accounts. Includes visual aids.

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Contains testimony discussing the role of fishponds in Hawaiʻi, focusing on the Kuʻualiʻi and Kahapapa ponds situated in the ʻAnaehoʻomalu fishing village on the Kohala–Kona Coast of Hawaiʻi Island. Provides insights into the traditional practices of canoe making, canoe fishing, and the consumption of carbohydrates in the context of the ʻAnaehoʻomalu area.

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Contains a short pamphlet on shrines, or ahu, their types in ʻEwa, moʻolelo, the history of the H-3, the birth of the ʻEwa plain community, ranches and plantations, ocean resources, and destruction of resources.

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Contains a survey of inter-island contact among the people of Fiji, Lau, Tonga, and Samoa by Marion Kelly used for an Anthropology 402 course, "Polynesians." [NOTE: Class not taught by Marion Kelly. Instead, taught by Dr. Katharine Luomala].

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Contains a speech discussing a brief history of Hawaiʻi and their struggle for independence. Includes the agenda, monthly meeting minutes, and treasurerʻs report for the International Womenʻs Club of Guam.

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Contains reports regarding Japanese and other foreign investments in Hawaiʻi. Additionally includes the Multilateral Agreements on Investments (MAI) and Dynamics of Abuse against Native Hawaiians. [NOTE: One of the reports are from Marion Kellyʻs contributions to "Social Processes in Hawaiʻi" (1994, Vol.35)].