Finding Aid to Collections AR 82 - 117

AR 82 - 117

AR 82

NORWEGIAN LABOR IN HAWAII. ARTICLES. 1folder with 4 items

This collection contains a photocopied memo written by an unknown author (Ragvald Kvelstad?), Poulsbo, Washington, dated March 16, 1981, about “the enclosed material” and photocopies of the following published and near-print articles:

(1) “The Norse Migration: Norwegian Labor in Hawaii,” article by Eleanor H. Davis, n.d.
(2) Typescript entitled “Norwegian Sugar Cane Workers in Hawaii,“ by Ragvald Kvelstad, Poulsbo, Washington, n.d.
(3) “_____was a Valkerie Sourpuss…” (part of title illegible), newspaper article by Pierre Bow__, n.d., about the Norwegian ancestors of Ozzie Bushnell

AR 83

DUARTE, MANUEL G. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS AND PHOTOGRAPHS. 1 folder

This collection contains photocopies of various papers and photographs all concerning land and dairies in and around the 'Iao Valley area. There are no originals in this collection. Included are photocopies of:

(1) Handdrawn map (in sections) of Kuleanas up' Iao Valley, Wailuku, Maui, by J.K. Kahookele, Surveyor, March 1905
(2) Handdrawn plat map (portion) of 'Iao Valley Road and 'Iao Stream, showing property owners (may be part of March 1905 map?)
(3) Photograph of 'Iao Valley dairy farm showing cattle feedlot and buildings, prior to 1930
(4) Typewritten list of "Maui Dairys" [sic], past 1947
(5) Newspaper article, n.d. entitled (partially obscured) "______ As Observed By Writer in 1854", concerning the history of Lahaina
(6) Handdrawn plat map, Wailuku, showing land occupied by Manuel Duarte and others, April 3, 1969, revised March 31, 1979
(7) Undated clipping entitled "100 Years of Progress- WSC!" concerning Wailuku Sugar Company
(8) Typewritten page (fragment of document?) entitled "The Story of Maui Springs Natural Spring Water Bottled at the Source- 'Iao Valley Road, Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii", n.d. (post 1986
(9) Unidentified photograph of a group of men and a priest, taken outside a church

AR 84

COPP, KAMAI, DANIELS, WEIGHT, HOLT, KAMAEOKALANI, AND KAPOIKAI FAMILY GENEALOGIES AND NOTES. 1 folder

This folder contains photocopies of printed booklets, handwritten notes, charts and other documents pertaining to the Copp, Kamai, Daniels, Weight, Holt, Kamaeokalani and Kapoikai families. Included are the following items:

(1) The Copp Family- including a photocopy of a booklet entitled "The Copp Clan", by Blanche Ralston Martin and Evangeline Ralston Silva, 1964
(2) "Descendants of Charles (Peter) Cobb and Haole (first wife)", handwritten notes compiled by Eva Ralston Silva
(3) Kamaeokalani family tree, n.d.
(4) Family tree of the descendants of Halualani and Papaikaniau of Kipahulu and Hana
(5) Three undated newspaper articles entitled "Clarice B. Taylor's Tales About Hawaii", about the Hanohano children's family names, the genealogy of Queen Emma Kaleleonalani, and the genealogy of Kalawaianui Kaluhikai
(6) Kamehameha family tree, n.d., showing relationships to Kamaeokalani, Copp, Daniels and Weight
(7) Two photocopied pages from either Numbers 6, 7, 8 or 9, Pacific Anthropological Records, Department of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, 1969; concerning the genealogy of Ane Keohokalole
(8) Photocopies of three undated handwritten pages beginning "We take Pauahi Bishop next" and detailing the family relationships
(9) Four photocopied pages, November 7, 1904, in Hawaiian (with an English translation), consisting of the Olelo Hoike a Wahamana (w) (Statement of Wahamana (w)), of Honolulu, about what she heard said of Queen Liliuokalani's relationship to C. Kanaina. Other family relationships are also described. (These pages may not be reproduced without permission of Bishop Museum Archives.)

AR 85

HIND, JAMES RENTON. BOOKLET AND LETTERS. 1 folder with 3 items

Included in this small collection are photocopies of two letters to the Maui Historical Society from James Renton Hind, March 29, 1995 and April 12, 1997, concerning items in this donation. Also present is a photocopy of the booklet "John Hind of Hawi (1858-1933) His Memoirs", edited and annotated by R. Renton HInd (Manaoag, Pangasinian, Philippines, 1951; possibly a reprint of a work originally published in 1933).

AR 86

GENEALOGY COLLECTION AND GENEALOGY REFERENCE MATERIALS. 26 folder

This donation includes various materials collected by Analu Kameeiamoku Josephides concerning Hawaiian genealogy, family history, births, marriages and deaths. Also included are various printed materials and other tools for those interested in genealogy research in Hawai'i repositories. All of the items are secondary sources, printed forms, or photocopies of originals held in other repositories.

AR 87

COUNTY OF MAUI. POUND MASTER’S FORMS CONCERNING ANIMAL CONTROL, 1920s. 1 folder

This collection includes samples of blank printed forms issued by the County of Maui to be used to give notice that stray animals should be claimed by their owners or the animals would be sold. Forms in English and Hawaiian, which seem to be roughly equivalent forms, are entitled "Hoolaha a Ka Luna Pa Aupuni" (in Hawaiian) and in English, "Pound Master's Description of Estrays and Notice of Sale Thereof".

The English translation of the title of the Hawaiian form is "Notice of the Government Paddock Overseer (Foreman, etc.).

The Hawaiian form states that various animals were corralled (in the English form, impounded and registered) at the County Paddock as strays, and gave notice to owners to reclaim the animals and pay all required fees. Failure to reclaim the animals would result in their sale to the highest bidder (at public auction). The English translation of this form is also included.

AR 88

TERRITORY OF HAWAII, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, SPECIAL PROVISIONS PROPOSAL CONTRACT AND BOND FOR REHABILITATION OF PORTIONS OF MAIN STREET, WHARF STREET AND PUUNENE AVENUE, 1948. 1 folder

This folded blueprint was created as part of the War Damage Rehabilitation Project No. WDR 34(1) and provided to contractors to solicit bids for the work. The sheets detail the location of the work and show sections of the affected streets.

AR 89

COUNTY OF MAUI, COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. REPORTS ON CONDITIONS IN MOLOKAI AND WAILUKU DISTRICTS, 1912. 1 folder with 2 items.

Included in this small collection are two photocopies of typewritten reports on the conditions of roads, schools, hospitals, public buildings, and other public facilities, prepared by the Committee on Public Improvements. These reports, dated November 25, 1912, document conditions in the Molokai and Wailuku Districts.

AR 90

NATIVE HAWAIIAN LAND TRUST TASK FORCE. “THE PROPHETIC VISION OF KEOPUOLANI, SACRED QUEEN OF HAWAII.” REPORT, 1982.

This is a photocopy of a near-print report prepared by the Task Force and its Project Director, Mitsuo Uyehara. The Task Force was a statewide coalition of organizations and individuals which assisted in the implementation of two federal Admission Act land trusts for Native Hawaiians. As set forth in the Constitution of the State of Hawai'i, the two acts were the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920 land trust, and the Section 5(f) land trust (Act of March 18, 1959, Public Law 86-3, Stat. 4).

The report recounts of life and activities of Keopuolani, William Richards, and other Native peoples of her time. It also includes a photocopy of the "Memoir of Keopuolani, Late Queen of the Sandwich Islands", originally published in Boston, 1825, the genealogy of Keopuolani, and an index. The report is incomplete.

AR 91

COUNTY OF MAUI. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS CONCERNING CRIMINAL CASES, 1913, 1937. 1 folder with 3 items.

Included in this small collection are the following original records:

(1) Typewritten letter of the Deputy County Attorney to The Honorable Board of Supervisors, County of Maui, enclosing a typewritten report of the disposition of criminal cases in the district courts during the month of April 1913. The one-page report lists the numbers of cases in the districts of Wailuku, Makawao, Lahaina, Hana and Molokai which resulted in arrests, convictions, acquittals, nolle pros. (not prosecuted), sentence suspended, and bail forfeited. There is also a summary of the amounts of fines, costs and forfeitures received during the month.

(2) Handwritten report of Criminal Cases Before District Court of Hana, County of Maui, T.H., for the month of December 1937. The report, prepared by the Deputy Sheriff, lists eleven arrests, with the dates, name of individual, nationality, offense, amount of bail or bond, date of final disposition, and whether the individual was convicted, acquitted, committed to circuit court, committed to insane hospital, nolle pros. (not prosecuted), appeal, or continued, with the sentence (or fine), bail forfeited, Mittimus issued (writ for non-payment of fine), total cash receipts, and remarks, with Deputy Sheriff's handwritten monthly summary.

AR 92

COUNTY OF MAUI. REPORT OF THE DISTRICT OVERSEER FOR MAKAWAO, August 1, 1928. 1 folder with 1 item.

This two page typewritten original report to The Board of Supervisors summarizes the costs for the month of July 1928, for widening, filling, resurfacing and grading roads, curbing, grading and macadamizing roads; cleaning side ditches, and blasting ledges, with quantities of materials used and related labor costs. The report lists work performed on or for Kakipi- Oopuola Road (Kailua), Haiku- Kakipi, Olinda Road, Makawao Kapalaia Macadam, quarrying and crushing, Makawao- Kula Main Road, Kula Cantoniers, Keokea- Kamaole Road, Ulupalakua- Kamaole Road and Makena Road.

AR 93

COUNTY OF MAUI. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER. STATEMENT OF COUNTY LICENSES, May 7 1913. 1 folder with 1 item.

This original report was completed by the County Treasurer to document the fees collected during the month of April 1913 for county licenses, with dollar amounts collected by type of license and district. Examples of types of licenses which the County of Maui granted and for which fees were collected include alcohol, awa, auction, banking, billiard, beef, boar, barber and so forth.

AR 94

FARRINGTON, BETTY. ELECTION CAMPAIGN MATERIALS, 1954. 1 folder.

This small collection includes a carbon copy of a letter dated July 20, 1954, to Shizu Mizuha, Bank of Hawaii, Wailuku, from Robert E. Bekeart, Executive Secretary, forwarding Betty Farrington campaign brochures and describing other election publicity and strategy; a statement, July 22, 1954, of T. Nakamoto Art Studio, Lahaina, to the Republican Party of Maui for photo reprinting, and two identical campaign brochures. Betty Farrington (Mrs. Joseph R. Farrington, widow of a prior Delegate to Congress) was the Republican candidate for Delegate to the U.S. Congress in the Special Election held July 31, 1954.

AR 95

CHAPMAN, MRS. ROYAL N. NOTES ON MISSIONARY HISTORY, 1930s. 1 folder.

Included in this small collection are handwritten and typewritten notes compiled by Mrs. Chapman about missionaries, and articles about Hawaii history and events. There is:

(1) "The Queen's Hospital Bulletin", January to June 1933, with an article entitled "The Hawaiian Climate", describing the research of Mrs. Helen S. Chapman

(2) An article entitled "Leis- Two for a Quarter", from "The Honolulu Advertiser", April 30, 1939, by Lorna Arlen

(3) An undated article entitled "Did Race Bias Push Author Off Hawaii?" about the departure of James Michener

(4) Notes and writings on the dates of origins of various churches in Hawaii, missionary influences, missionary companies, commission to first missionaries to Hawaii, anti-missionary criticism; "In Defense of Hawaiian Missionaries", typescript possibly written by Mrs. Chapman; excerpts from "Hawaii 1778-1920 From the Viewpoint of a Bishop", by the Rt. Rev. Henry Bond Restarick, D.D., taken from "Paradise of the Pacific", 1924

Mrs. Chapman is the mother of the donor, Joyce C. Lebra.

AR 96

HOLT, JOHN DOMINIS. “HALE HOIKEIKE – THE HISTORY OF A HOUSE,” BOOKLET, 1961. 1 folder.

This collection consists of a photocopy of a booklet, printed in 1961, about the Bailey House, now the Bailey House Museum, Maui Historical Society, and Edward Bailey and his family and activities. The booklet contains the text of a paper read at the Fourth Annual Celebration of the Maui Historical Society, "Hale Ho'ike'ike", Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii, July 2, 1961.

The author (or the author's heir) retains copyright to this booklet.

AR 97

COUNTY OF MAUI. OFFICE OF THE COUNTRY TREASURER. HACK AND PASSENGER VEHICLE LICENSE, 1912. 1 folder with 1 item.

This folder contains an original Hack and Passenger Vehicle License, license number 45, issued to Vehicle Number 8, on July 17, 1912. The licensee, H. Igawa, was licensed to keep a surrey for hire with a capacity of four passengers in the District of Wailuku. The license also has two cancelled 25 cent duty stamps, and the seal of the County Treasurer's Office.

The license may have come from a house on the corner of Muliwai Drive and Vineyard Street, Wailuku.

AR 98

LAU, HENRY T.S. ART WORKS 1997, 1998. 1 folder with 3 items.

Included in this small collection are two art works (one original and two photocopies) by Kula artist Henry T.S. Lau.

There is:

(1) An original pen and ink and watercolor art work, 6" x 8", entitled "Bailey House, Wailuku", showing a front/side view of Bailey House, parking lot, and huge tree. Inscribed "Bailey House, Wailuku", and signed "May '97 H. Lau".

(2) A black and white photocopy and a color photocopy of an original watercolor, entitled "Bailey House Morning", showing a rear view of Bailey House, lawn, and plantings. Inscribed "Bailey House Morning", and signed "Henry T.S. Lau Mar 1998".

Researchers wishing to see this small collection should contact the Maui Historical Society Executive Director in advance.

AR 100

STARRATT (later HALL), ORPAH ALICE (1889- ), DIARY, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND RELATED PAPERS, 1913 [materials span 1908-1996]. 6 folders.

Orpah Starratt was born in August 1889 to Samuel Starratt (1866-1946) and Caroline Christine Steeves Starratt (ca 1870- ca 1942 or 1943). The family home was at 1728 Poki Street, Honolulu. Samuel Starratt was a civil engineer and civilian employee of the U.S. Navy, who worked in the construction and development of Pearl Harbor. Other family members included a brother, Harold, and sister, Lillian.

In 1906, the noted inventor Thomas A. Edison sent motion picture camera man and photographer Robert K. Bonine (1862-1923) to Hawaii. He returned in 1908 and continued to make movies. Bonine later operated a photography studio and The Bonine, a movie theater. In 1913, Bonine decided to photograph Haleakala for an exhibit. He and a group of friends, including Orpah Starratt (nicknamed "Tootsie"), then a teacher at Central School, climbed Haleakala by horseback and mule train and camped in the crater from August 21 to September 1 en route to Hana. Others who accompanied the group were George Aiken, a doctor from Oahu; his wife, Irene Aiken; Gladys Van der Hoof ("Cook-lady"); Gertrude Turner ("String-bean"), Grace Arnold ("Mother"), Harold Starratt ("Old Bones"), Sandy Alec Rattray ("Dearie" and "Rosebud"), Tatsujiro Ogawa, Worth Aiken, Bertram Aiken, and Kawaha (or Kanaha). At the time the trip was understood to be the second trip by Caucasians to the crater; Harold Starratt apparently was a member of the party making the first such trip, in 1911.

The films taken by Bonine on the 1913 trip apparently were shown at the San Francisco World's Fair in 1915.

In 1915, Miss Starratt left Oahu to marry Albert Leander Hall in Chicago. Miss Starratt's parents remained in the family home in Honolulu. The Hall family later resided in Illinois. These materials were donated by Orpah Starratt's daughter, Elizabeth Brady, a professor retired from California State University at Northridge, and son, Albert L. Hall, Jr., Waukegan, Illinois.

The collection includes:

Folder 1- A folder with Miss Starratt's handwritten diary (a small pocket book) of the trip to Haleakala and several transcripts. The original diary also contains a few notes concerning the trip, a limerick, scores for card games, and a few Japanese words. Also included are a handwritten ink transcript of the trip to Haleakala (incomplete), a typewritten transcript of the trip (with annotations) entitled "Haleakala (House of the Sun) in 1913", a list of travelers, a printed version of the diary (with photographs) printed in the Maui Historical Society "Journal" in Winter 1999, two photographs, copies of an exchange of correspondence in 1975 between Elizabeth Brady and Iris M. Wiley, University Press of Hawaii concerning the possibility of publishing the diary, and a newspaper clipping. The original typescript transcription probably was made by Elizabeth Brady. Accession number 1998.022.001

Folder 2- A folder with a photocopy of a typewritten transcript of the diary, with a copy of a letter to Mrs. Albert L. Hall, 1946, acknowledging her gift of books for the Library of Hawaii. Accession number 1997.073.001

Folder 3- A folder of a typewritten transcription of the diary, transcribed by Ken McClain, May 1996, with transcriber's notes and original notes, additional notes and questions (of transcriber?), and a map of the route followed on the trip. Accession number 1998.022.001

Folder 4- A folder entitled "The 'Movies' in and Around Haleakala", 1913, which is a typewritten manuscript, dated September 1913, retelling the story of the trip to Haleakala. Accession number 1998.022.001

Folder 5- A folder entitled "Other Materials", consisting of a map and guide of the Island of Maui, issued by the Hawaii Promotion Committee in 1908, an article entitled "Tramping Through a Volcano", by George B. Thayer, from "The Mid-Pacific Magazine", March 1913; "The Mid-Pacific Magazine" 'Trail and Mountain Club Supplement', ca. 1915; two pages of poetry dated February 1914; an article; and miscellaneous notes. Many of these items are fragile. Accession number 1998.022.001

Folder 6- A photograph album, covered in tapa, including mainly black and white mounted photos of Miss Starratt's Haleakala trip, as well as photos of her family and friends, and buildings and people in Hawai'i and Illinois. Some of the photographs are identified and dated; the latest date is 1918. The photo album is fragile and should be handled with care.

For more information on the history of photography in Hawaii, researchers should contact the Bishop Museum Photo Archives, or Prof. Lynn Davis at the University of Hawaii-Manoa (whose comments were incorporated into this finding aid, with thanks). Other information was provided by Ms. Brady.

AR 104

NAONE, LYONS KAPIIHO III (1944- ), PAPERS, 1959-1998. 2 boxes.

Lyons Kapi'ioho Naone III was born in Kipahulu, Hana District, on March 19, 1944. He attended Kipahulu, Hana, and Kamehameha Schools, and graduated from Kamehameha in 1962. He served with the U.S. Army paratroopers from 1963 to 1966, and was posted to the Dominican Republic and Vietnam. He later attended Maui Community College and Chaminade University.

From April 1972- February 1981, Mr. Naone was a member of the Maui Police Department. He was the Class Speaker of his Recruit Graduation class in 1972. Mr. Naone left the Police Department with the rank of Sergeant. Subsequently, Mr. Naone owned and operated the Royal VSP Limousine Service and Monarch Executive Services, which provided exclusive limousine, transportation and security services. Mr. Naone also has been a self-employed consultant in the areas of security, general business and tourism. Beginning in October 1985, he worked as a U.S. Customs Inspector, acting as the representative for Maui and as Port Director for the islands of Maui, Moloka'i and Lana'i.

Mr. Naone also is a Hawaiian practitioner of several traditional or cultural healing arts, including la'au lapa'au, ho'oponopono, lomi lomi, kahea, and others. He studied la'au lapa'au with his grandmother, Julia Ka'alo Kapoi Naone, in Kipahulu. He apprenticed under Kahuna Pule Rev. Kawika Ka'alakea and studied under such other notable cultural practitioners as Harry Mitchell, Papa Henry Awae, and Kalua Kaiahua. Mr. Naone has been interested in the Hawaiian language, masculine cultural arts (warriors) and the Hawaiian moon calendar. He is a member of the Royal Order of Kamehameha and Ali'i Moku, the chief, of Maui. Mr. Naone was involved with the restoration and rededication in 1996 of Pihanakalani and Haleki'i Heiau. He frequently speaks and teaches to various community groups and organizations, including Maui Historical Society. Mr. Naone also has been a professor/lecturer at the California Institute of Integral Studies in the Ph.D. Traditional Knowledge program for native people. He was the founder of Kumu A'o, a non-profit educational organization emphasizing traditional healing and the Hawaiian language, and has been active on several boards and commissions.

Among the many awards and honors Mr. Naone has received, in 1996, he received the Kaonohi Award from Papa Ola Lokahi, for excellence in Native Hawaiian health.

For more information about Mr. Naone's life, vocations, and career, please see the Biographies and Resume file. The first few folders of the collection reflect Mr. Naone's career with the Police Department and U.S. Customs Services. There also are photographs filed separately, and included with specific files. At the end of the collection are files on traditional Hawaiian cultural activities and interests, including Mr. Naone's writings and talks, and articles by and about him.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by topic and chronologically thereunder. The Traditional Hawaiian Cultural Activities and Interests, including writings and talks by Naone, are filed at the end of the folders.

AR 107

ROMERO, JOSE LIGOT, M.D. (1926-1995). PAPERS, 1956-1995. 3.5 cubic feet (9 documents cases) and one oversize documents.

This collection documents the personal life, avocations and professional career of the first Filipino physician and general surgeon to settle on Maui and open a private practice. Born in the Philippines and a veteran of World War II, Dr. Romero became truly a "renaissance man". He was an accomplished violinist who performed frequently and was concertmaster of the Maui Symphony Orchestra, a long-time marathon runner and tennis player, a prominent local speaker and master of ceremonies. He was active in local Filipino organizations and Maui community service and civic groups such as the Kiwanis Club of Maui, Maui Toastmasters, Maui United Way, music and theater groups, and medical committees and associations. Dr. Romero was much liked and widely respected in Maui, and had numerous family members, friends and acquaintances in the United States and the Philippines.

The papers of Dr. Jose L. Romero have been arranged in six series, illustrating aspects of his personal and family life, friendships, medical and surgical career, and life-long interests in music, running marathons, and community service and civic activities. The series are: Personal Papers, Community Service Records, Financial Records, Funeral Records, Medical and Professional Papers, and Music Records. Dr. Romero's Personal Correspondence (filed in Box 2) is CLOSED to all except his immediate family members during the lifetime of Mrs. Joyce Romero. Within the series, papers have been arranged alphabetically by topic, subject, or name of organization, and chronologically thereunder.

Researchers are advised to contact the Maui Historical Society Executive Director in advance of any intended research or visit, as records may be in use.

AR 108

BAILEY HOUSE DESCENDANTS. BAL AND BAILEY FAMILY GENEALOGY RECORDS AND PHOTOGRAPHS. 2 folders.

This small collection contains genealogy and family history records of the descendants of Edward and Caroline Bailey, including Eugene and Meau (Elizabeth) Bal. Some of the items were created or annotated by the donor. The photographs depict members of the Bal and Richardson families.

Documents in the collection include:

(1) Letter, dated September 18, 2000, from Geri Bal Richardson to Maui Historical Society staff and Board members, concerning the rest of the documents and giving some family history.
(2) Family Group sheet for the "Bailey Cousins" project at Maui Historical Society
(3) "Genealogy for the Families of Eugene and Meau (Elizabeth) Bal & Edward and Caroline Bailey", by the donor
(4) Photocopies of vital records and court records filed in Hawai'i, annotated by the donor (?), including:

(a) Certificate of Birth of Edward Bailey, Holden, Massachusetts, February 24, 1814 (this is a modern certificate issued December 2, 1997)
(b) Certificate of Birth of Caroline Hubbard, Holden, Massachusetts, August 13, 1814 (this is a modern certificate issued December 2, 1997)
(c) Certificate of Marriage, November 28, 1836, of Edward Bailey and Caroline Hubbard, married in Holden, Massachusetts (this is a modern certificate issued December 2, 1997)
(d) Certificate of Allegiance to Kamehameha III, signed by Edward Bailey, May 7, 1849
(e) Territorial government loyalty oath and citizenship record signed by Eugene Bal, April 4, 1858. Eugene Bal was a native of La Teste, Gironde, France who resided in Lahaina.
(f) Church Certificate of Marriage of Eugene Bal and Meeau, married in St. Anthony Church, Wailuku, October 29, 1858 (certificate is modern); and information on Eugene's parents, Jean Bal and Cathrine Lauga(?)
(g) Birth records copied from St. Anthony's Church, showing the baptismal records of the children of Eugene Bal and Meeau, including daughters Zelie, Emelie Marie, and Louise, and sons Edward Adrian Marie and Guillaume (William) Eugene
(h) Handwritten letter in English, to H.E. (His Excellency) M. Kekuanaoa, President of the Board of Education, from Eugene Bal, dated February 11, 1861, offering to purchase land in Waikapu, Island of Maui
(i) Handwritten letter in English, to C.R. Bishop from Eugene Bal, dated April 30, 1873, inquiring about rental of the Kamalo land on Molokai
(j) Handwritten letter in Hawaiian, with typewritten English translation, to Eugene Bal fro P. Nahaolelua, Agent Government Lands, Lahaina, dated October 21, 1873, with attached map of Kainalu
(k) Handwritten letter in English, to W. Jas. Smith, Secretary of the Board of Education, from Eugene Bal, November 24, 1873, accepting the Board's offer to sell the Moanui land on Molokai
(l) Handwritten letter in English to His Excellency, W.L. Green, Minister of Interior, from Eugene Bal, dated September 28, 1874, concerning Kainalu
(m) Petition for Guardianship and Order of Guardianship to appoint Eugene Bal as guardian of the person and property of Emma Bal, March 8, 1893; account, April 24, 1893, with notes by the donor
(n) Certificate of Death of Caroline H. Bailey, died June 10, 1894; Notice of Registration of Death, dated October 24, 1980
(o) Certified Copy of Report of Death of Edward Bailey, dated March 31, 1903
(p) Certificate of Death of Eugene Bal, died June 11, 1903 (this is a modern certificate) Transcript of Evidence, January 16, 1911 all in the matter of the Estate of Edward H. Bailey. The transcript lists the heirs present at the hearing; Mary Bailey Bal was interviewed about her siblings, children and parents. Others testifying were W.A. McKay, D.H. Case, and Charles D. Lufkin. Attached documents are Petition for Probate of Will of Edward H. Bailey, December 8, 1910 and a copy of the Will of Edward H. Bailey
(q) Territorial Record of Death of Edward H. Bailey, died November 5, 1910
(r) Affidavit of Publication and September 30, 1911(?); with attached statement, June 14, 1917, by the Territorial Officer of the Treasurer, of the value and distribution of the Estate of Edward H. Bailey, with an itemized list of the property of the Estate
(s) Territorial Record of Death of William K. Bailey, died January 1, 1913
(t) Affidavit of Publication and Order Appointing Administrator in the Matter of the Estate of William K. Bailey, April 19, 1913, also listing heirs
(u) Territorial Record of Death of Emily Herbert Bailey, died March 16, 1925
(v)Typewritten copy of the Last Will and Testament of Mary Bal, February 25, 1924, with attached partial Petition for Appointment of Administrator de Bonis Non
(w) Documents concerning the real property owned by Mary Bal at death
(x) Territorial Standard Certificate of Death of Mary Bailey Bal, died May 5, 1925
(y) Territorial Standard Certificate of Marriage of William E. Bal Sr., and Lilian Lilinoe Palai Dickens, married December 24, 1925
(z) Typewritten letter, to C.D. Lufkin, Bank of Hawaii, Wailuku Branch from Stanley, Vitousek, Pratt & Winn, by C. Dudley Pratt, dated June 22, 1940, concerning the Edward H. Bailey Estate and Central Consolidated Mining Co. stock; with two attached receipts and schedule, receipts dated July 30, 1917 and signed by George Rhoads and J.A. Bal, concerning shares of the Bailey Estate
(aa) Territorial Standard Certificate of Death of William Eugene Bal, died November 30, 1945
(bb) Territorial Standard Certificate of Death of Louise Elizabeth (Keliineeau) Bal (McArdle?), deceased December 3, 1945
(cc) Death Certificates of individual buried in the Bailey plot in Oakland, California- Minnie Hobson Bazata, Benjamin Vaclav Bazata, and Warren Olney III
(dd) Photograph of Helen Zoller Paoa, daughter of Emma Bal Zoller, n.d.
(ee) Photograph of Emma Bal Zoller and Louise Bal (McArdle?), daughters of Eugene and Meau Bal, n.d.

The photographs (most of which are copies, not original prints) are of the following individuals:

(a) 1 black and white photocopy of photograph or painting of Meeau/Meau Keliineu Elizabeth Mailenaloa(?) Bal, died 1885(?)
(b) 1 black and white photocopy of photograph of William Eugene Bal
(c) 1 black and white photocopy of photograph of John Ailau Bal (1893-1978)
(d) 1 black and white photo print, 5" x 7" showing John A. Bal and Aldone(?) I. Grablin(?), later Bal, in Wailuku, about 1939-1940
(e) 9 color photocopies of color prints, showing Geri Bal Richardson in front of the First Congregational Church, next to the Bailey Road sign and next to the Hubbard Road sign; photo of Bailey Road, Holden, Massachusetts, November 1998

AR 109

MAUI MILITARY MUSEUM, INC., MAKAWAO, HI. REPORT AND IMAGES CONCERNING EXCAVATION OF AIRCRAFT FROM KAHOOLAWE, 2000. 1 folder.

This small collection contains a color photocopy of a 44-page draft report entitled "Aircraft Archaeological Inventory Survey Summary (with subsurface recover) For Kaho'olawe Island Reserve" including 26 color images (9" x 13"). Four military aircraft crash sites of the 14th Naval District Aerial Training Area, under the command of Naval Air Station Pu'unene, Island of Maui, Territory of Hawai'i, 1941-1945, were the subject of identification and recovery of military aviation debris. The report was prepared for Cultural Surveys Hawaii, Inc., by the Museum.

None of these materials may be copied; all rights to the photographs are retained by the photographer, Robert R. Hill and to the report by the Museum.

The donor is a director and secretary of the Museum.

AR 110

UNIDENTIFIED DOCUMENT IN HAWAIIAN, September 8, 1926. 1 folder with 1 item.

This small collection contains a two page handwritten document, in Hawaiian, dated Hana, Maui, September 8, 1926. The document is headed "Ina hoa Hanohano oka Papa Lunakiai o ke Kalana o Maui T. Hawaii" and begins "Aloha nui oukou". It is signed by Bernard Hoopii, Gray Kamana Kala, and Leonard M. (or N.O) Kala. The document may be a County or Territorial record.

AR 111

WAILUKU SUGAR COMPANY LEDGER AND CORRESPONDENCE, 1907-1924. 1 folder.

This small collection includes the following items pertaining to Wailuku Sugar Company:

(1) Pages of a cash book (ledger), January-June 1907 (the ledger appears to be incomplete)
(2) A letter to Mr. John W. Hetherington, Jersey City, NJ, from an unknown writer (his wife?), February 26, 1914, describing a voyage from Honolulu
(3) A postcard to H.B. Penhallow, Wailuku Sugar Company, Wailuku, HI from Dawson Eberhart, Honolulu, April 7, 1916, seeking information on employment with the company
(4) A typewritten letter to H.B. Penhallow, Wailuku, from J.C. Jardine (possibly a manager or employee), March 7, 1924, concerning difficulties with Mr. Yamanaka, an employee