Contains a report from Marion Kelly on the history of alienation of Hawaiian land and power due to the expansion of the Western economy, another report on conditions of land tenure change, two reports of similar nature on land tenure in transition, a copy from the Hawaii Pono Journal on aspects of land alienation, and a reprinted version with photos. Includes a supplemental report from John Kelly, and an emailed receipt to Marion Kelly from the Australian National University.

Contains a report detailing several aspects of "custom and tradition" that influenced the Public access Shoreline Hawaiʻi (PASH) Decision in 1995. Includes an additional report that traces the historical context of traditional and customary rights in the laws of Hawaiʻi, as well as a single correspondence.

Contains a report detailing the background of Republican control of Hawaiʻi, the disenfranchisement of Native Hawaiians by the 1887 Bayonet Constitution, foreign takeover of Hawaiʻi with support of American troops, how Democrats took control of the Legislature in 1954, the Hawaiʻi Democratic Party today, and a discussion on the need for Democrats to bring sovereignty back to Hawaiʻi. Includes a copy of a newspaper article and hand-written notes of Marion Kelly.

Contains a report of fishponds and fishing specific to ʻAnaehoʻohalu on the island of Hawaiʻi. Discusses the name of the fishpond, the wildlife dynamic within, fishing on canoes, resources used to make canoes, the types of fish sought after, chiefs at ʻAnaehoʻomalu, the importance of salt and carbohydrates, the petroglyphs within the area, and the Piko Ritual as depicted by petroglyphs at ʻAnaehoʻomalu.

Contains a brief report discussing the revolts by Hawaiians, both pre-1778 and after the arrival of foreigners.

Contains a report on the history of Crown Lands in Hawaiʻi including handwritten notes by Marion Kelly. Additionally contains a pie chart illustration on Land Divisions of the Great Mahele of 1848 and the Kuleana Act of 1850, two informational summaries of ceded lands in Hawaiʻi, and a supplementary article detailing the The Great Mahele. [NOTE: The supplementary article mentioned does not include an author].

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.