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Index. 



Smoke, the traditionary tell-tale result of conflicts, 326. 



indicates the course of Luahoomoe's sons, cie. 



darkened the sky for six days, 516. 



Kauai prophet sailed towards the, with offeruigs, 51&. 

 Sophora chrvsophylla (Mamanc), 150,638. 

 Soul (the) after death, 544. 57-'. 574-76- 

 Soul's leap (leina a ka uhane ) localities, 574- 

 Spear throwing, 18, 20, 206, 216, 218, 220, 224, 386, 392, 



450, 474. 488, 564- 

 Spirits, ideas regarding, 88, 196, 55^, 554- 

 Squid (Octopus) fishing, 284, 288- 

 Sticks, use of to produce fire, 206, 342. 

 Stomach, considered the seat of thought by Hawanans, 



Storflif bambu, 588; fire, 560; lauhala, 656 : Kame- 

 hameha, 688; Kauiki, 544-. Kawelo, 604; Makahi, 

 S64; Ohelo, S76; Palila. 372-. Peapea, 458; Poo, 528; 

 Pumaia, 550; Pumaiwaa, 376; Puupehe, 554; Ulu- 

 kaa, 532. See also legends. 

 Strong man of Kakuhihewa, 4. 6. , . ,• 



Sugar cane ( Saccharum off^cinarum) found indigenous 



in Hawaii by Cooke on his arriyal, S&2. 

 Sugar-canes in olden time, 582 ; planting, 586. 

 Summits of Haleakala. Maunaloa and Maunakea, 524- 

 Superhuman power, 700. 

 Supernatural being. 314- 

 bodies, 324. .^30, 342- 

 body, 140. 



power, 330. 3,^2, 412, 4I4- 

 Surf of Maliu, famous, 240-242- 

 of Makaiwa, 242. 

 of Kauhola. 242. 



of Kalehuawehe, Waikiki, most noted, .^96. 

 Surf riding, 4. 6, 232. 242, 247, .302, 4.^6, 706. 

 Taro, culture of, 222. 682, 684, 686. 

 implements used in culture of, 680. 

 introduced into Hawaii, 592- , ,, ,- n . 



preparation for planting; selecting seed (hulls) ; tops 



(hull), chosen for seed, 680. 

 used as firewood, 222. 

 varieties of, 680-82-84. 

 Temple, of Alanapo, inland of Hunnuila, 136. 



of Hauola in Waiawa valley, built by King Ola, 208. 



of Humuula, home of Hina, 1,^6. . , - , 



of Kanelaauli (at Kahehuna), Pallia carried in haste 



into the, I44- 

 of Kawelo built at Waianae, 28. 

 of Lolomauna, at Pokii, Kauai, t68. 

 (heiau) of Puukohola, in Kawaihae, 472. 

 Temple sacrifices. 206. 212. 322. 324. 

 Temples built by Kamehameha on the island of Hawaii, 



Teuthis sandwichensis (Manini) surgeon-fish. 98. 

 Thief, (smart), tried to steal shells from Umi, 284. 

 catching a, understood in Hawaii, 284. 

 lying, 286. 



Iwa termed a smart, 290, 292. 

 Thieves, six expert, in service of Umi, 292. 



expert in service of Kamehameha, 292. 

 Thunder referred to as rolling stones, 340. 

 Ti-leaf, origin unknown, 668. 



uses, 668-70. 

 Token of identitv or recognition, 170. 

 Touchardia latifolia (olona), Hawaiian hemp, 202, 606. 

 Tradition of Kamapuaa, 314. 

 Turtles lift the hill, .S18. 

 Ualakaa, a legendary potato, story of, 532. 



hill in Manoa (Round Top) named for, 458, 692. 

 kamehamelia began cultivation of, 692. 

 I'a'u, or Uwau birds (.Estrelata phaeopygia sand- 

 wichensis 1, 514. 660. 

 L'lui (parrot-fish), 8. 10, 154.. 298, 698, 700. 

 (Calotomus sandwichensis), 76. 78, 356. 

 fishing. 76. 538. 

 (Callyodon lineatus), 298, 300. 



Uhumakaikai (fish), 8, 12, 14, 154, 160. 162, 696. See 



legend of Puniakaia 

 Ukoa at Waialua, Kamalalawalu landed at, 236. 

 Ukuniehame, valley near Lahaina, 202. 

 Uleohiu, an indigenous cane, used in sorcery, 584. 

 Uli, grandmother of Kana, 518. 



Ulili, the Wandering Tattler, one of Aikeehiale's mes- 

 sengers, having power to change to bird form, 414. 

 Ulu, a game, see maika stones. 



Ulus, the ten warriors of Kawela. 700, 702, 704, 706, 708. 

 Ulua, fish (Carangus sp.), 266, 274. 

 Uluhe fern used by Hina, 136. 

 Ulukou, Waikiki, Kapakohana landed at, 210. 



Aikanaka king of Oahu living at, 238. 

 Uluomalama in Waiakea, 240, 250. 

 Uma (a midget, skillful in bone-breaking), story of, 498. 



500. 

 Umi, king of Hawaii, 176, 178, 200, 284, 286, 288, 290, 



292, 378, 380, 382. 

 Umi and Hakau, 660. 

 Iwa, 286, 288, 290. 

 Keaau's shells, 284, 288. 

 Kihapiilani, 180. 

 Lonoapii, 180; 

 Piikea (wife), 176, 178. 

 Pimaiwaa, 178. 

 Umi's axe, 290, 292. 

 Umu, or imu, an underground oven, 2, 160, 162, 398, 472, 



510, 516. 

 Unihipili, familiar spirit, 574. 

 spirit of one deceased, 576. 

 Unulau, wind, 252. 

 Upolu Point, 390. 



Uweuwelekehau, son of Ku and Hina, legend of, 192, 

 198. 

 king of Kauai, 198. 

 Valley of lao, battle at, 470. 



Volcanic eruption, Kamapuaa chants of Pele's, 340. 

 Volcano, souls of chiefs and farmers go to the, 544- 

 Waahila (rain), 252. 

 Waawaaikinaaupo. snarer of birds, 422. 

 Wager, of bones, 128, 132, 160. 

 of fish. 126. 

 on Kilu game. 246. 

 Wahahee, deceitful or conceited, 406. 

 Wahahee, masseur of Kamehameha, 478. 

 Wahiawa, father of Halemano, 228. 

 district, 250. 



Kaeleha meets Aikanaka at. 62. 

 Wahieekaeka, war club of Kalonaikahailaau, 26. 

 Wahicloa (war-club stroke), 20. 



(husband of Pele). 524. 

 Wahilani, canoes at. 80. 



district chief of Kohala. 80. 82. 

 king of Kohala, 246. 

 Waiahole (chief of Kualoa). 260. 

 Waiahole (district on Oahu), slaughter at, 262; taro of, 



222. 

 Waiakalua, Napuelua, hides at, 502. 

 Waialae, 6, 10. 



Waialani, a daughter of Kaohelo and Heeia, 578-580. 

 Waialeale (wife of Kemamo), 222. 



Kauai's loftiest mountain), 222, 704; awa grew at, 606. 

 Waialua, calm of, 252; Halemano proceeded to, 238; 

 harbor, 616; Laeniki returned to, 234; Ihukoko met 

 Kawailoa at, 270-72 ; referred to as "Ehukai of 

 Puaena," 616. 

 Waianae (range of mountains), 228; Kaena, a chief 

 of, 270; Kawelo at, 8, 10. 12, 18, 26, ,30. 

 Kalaumeki the pride of, 54; Lihue in, 228; Palila 

 lands at, 142 ; Pokai a section of, 252 ; Waialua peo- 

 ple, 234. 

 Waianapanapa pool in Honokolani, Hana, 206. 



