{"collection":"pac","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/pac/hloh/hloh02.htm","path":"pac/hloh/hloh02.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/pac/hloh/hloh02.htm","text":"| CHAPTER | | PAGE | \n| | INTRODUCTION | xi | \n| I. | THE MIGRATION OF THE HAWAIIANS | 1 | \n| II. | LEGENDARY PLACES IN HONOLULU | 14 | \n| III. | THE GOD OF PAKAKA TEMPLE | 23 | \n| IV. | LEGEND OF THE BREAD-FRUIT TREE | 28 | \n| V. | THE GODS WHO FOUND WATER | 37 | \n| VI. | THE WATER OF LIFE OF KA-NE | 43 | \n| VII. | MAMALA THE SURF-RIDER | 52 | \n| VIII. | A SHARK PUNISHED AT WAIKIKI | 55 | \n| IX. | THE LEGENDARY ORIGIN OF KAPA | 59 | \n| X. | CREATION OF MAN | 70 | \n| XI. | THE CHIEF WITH THE WONDERFUL SERVANTS | 75 | \n| XII. | THE GREAT DOG KU | 82 | \n| XIII. | THE CANNIBAL DOG-MAN | 90 | \n| XIV. | THE CANOE OF THE DRAGON | 97 | \n| XV. | THE WONDERFUL SHELL | 105 | \n| XVI. | THE GHOST DANCE ON PUNCHBOWL | 112 | \n| XVII. | THE BIRD-MAN OF NUUANU VALLEY | 121 | \n| XVIII. | THE OWLS OF HONOLULU | 127 | \n| XIX. | THE TWO FISH FROM TAHITI | 138 | \n| XX. | IWA, THE NOTABLE THIEF OF OAHU | 148 | \n| XXI. | PIKOI THE RAT-KILLER | 157 | \n| XXII. | KAWELO | 173 | \n| XXIII. | \"CHIEF MAN-EATER\" | 189 | \n| XXIV. | LEPE-A-MOA | 204 | \n| XXV. | KAMAPUAA LEGENDS | 246 | \n| | APPENDIX | | \n| | Polynesian Language | | \n| | Partial List of Hawaiian Terms Used | | \n| | Press Notices | | \n{p. x}\n{omitted from etext}\n| LOTUS LILIES AND COCONUTS | Frontispiece | \n| | OPPOSITE PAGE | \n| YOUNG HONOLULU AND LEAHI | 8 | \n| HONOLULU HARBOR | 18 | \n| ULU OR BREADFRUIT TREES | 30 | \n| LE PASSAGE DES BRISANTS | 52 | \n| KAPA OR BARK CLOTH (piece of real tapa) | 58 | \n| KUKUI OR CANDLE-NUT TREES | 82 | \n| MOANALUA | 94 | \n| THE GNARLED KOA | 104 | \n| MISTY FALLS | 122 | \n| NUUANU PALI | 136 | \n| POI POUNDER | 144 | \n| THE BANYAN (in \"Songs of Hawaii\" called \"The Grandfather Tree\") | 166 | \n| A WAHINE | 178 | \n| A STONE ALTAR BENEATH THE LAHALA TREES | 188 | \n| HAT AND MAT MAKER | 204 | \n| HALIEWA AND WAIANAE MOUNTAINS | 220 | \n| KAKURIHEWA'S LANDS | 228 | \n| WEARING THE LEI | 244 | \n| IN KAPIOLANI PARK | 252 | \n| RICE FIELDS AND COCONUT TREES | 258 | \n| MAP OF OAHU | 278 | \nSome illustrations are from the author's own snapshots.\n{p. xi}","title":"Table of Contents","type":"page"}