Legends of Old Honolulu (Mythology)
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- Collected and Translated from the Hawaiian
W. D. (William Drake) Westervelt
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1. Front matter2. FOREWORD3. TABLE OF CONTENTS4. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS5. INTRODUCTION6. PRONUNCIATION7. I THE MIGRATION OF THE HAWAIIANS8. II LEGENDARY PLACES IN HONOLULU9. III THE GOD OF PAKAKA TEMPLE10. IV LEGEND OF THE BREAD-FRUIT TREE11. V THE GODS WHO FOUND WATER12. VI THE WATER OF LIFE OF KA-NE A Legend of Old Hawaii13. VII MAMALA THE SURF-RIDER14. VIII A SHARK PUNISHED AT WAIKIKI15. IX THE LEGENDARY ORIGIN OF KAPA16. X CREATION OF MAN The Kamakau Legend17. XI THE CHIEF WITH THE WONDERFUL SERVANTS118. XII THE GREAT DOG KU Ku-ilio-loa19. XIII THE CANNIBAL DOG-MAN20. XIV THE CANOE OF THE DRAGON21. XV THE WONDERFUL SHELL22. XVI THE GHOST DANCE ON PUNCHBOWL Ka Hula O Na Aumakua23. XVII THE BIRD-MAN OF NUUANU VALLEY24. XVIII THE OWLS OF HONOLULU25. XIX THE TWO FISH FROM TAHITI26. XX IWA, THE NOTABLE THIEF OF OAHU27. XXI PIKOI THE RAT-KILLER28. XXII KAWELO29. XXIII “CHIEF MAN-EATER”30. XXIV LEPE-A-MOA31. XXV KAMAPUAA LEGENDS32. APPENDIX33. POLYNESIAN LANGUAGE34. PRESS NOTICES HAWAIIAN LEGENDS