XIV 



Index. 



Oliiohikupua, name of the pandamus or lauhala, 656. 



Oilikukaheana brought the awa plant from Kahiki, 606. 



Ointment, cahihash of (Kakcle), 80. 



Oio, bone-tish ( Albula vulpes), 158. 



Okolehao, a liquor distilled from the ti-root, 670. 



Ola, king of Kauai, and builder of the Hanola temple, 



208. 

 Olaa, place known by ancient traditions as Laa, 112. 



kapas of, 284. 

 Olana, or Nana, month, 116. 

 Olapa, shrub used in scenting kapa, 112. 

 Olena (circuma longa), root furnished a yellow dye, 640. 

 Oloa kapa, 140. 



Oloalu, or Olowalu, place near Lahaina, 514, 516. 

 Olohana, "all hands," nickname given to John Young, 



426. 

 Olohe, a robber skilled in bone-breaking, 210. 

 Olomana, a warrior, 146, 374. 

 Olomea (Perrottetia sandwicensis), 640. 

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

 Oloolohio, method of taro cultivation, 680. 

 Olopana, son of Ku, legends of 192, 194, 196, 198, 220, 



316, 320, ^,22. 324, 350. 

 Olowalu, landing place, 470, 514. 516. 

 Omaokamau, warrior of Umi, 180, 380, 382. 

 Omaumaukiae and Owalawalaheekio, 346. 

 Onionikaua, officer and general of Aikanaka, 32, 34, 36. 

 Oo, bird (Moho nobilis). 258, 478. 



gardening implement, 414, 586, 680. 

 Oopu god, legend of, 510, 514. 

 Oopuloa forests, 176, 180. 

 Oopuola, home of the ghost Kaahualii, 4.M- 

 Oopus, goby-tish (Eleotris fusca), 510, 512. 

 Opelemoemoe (the great sleeper), legend of, 168, 170. 

 Opelu ( Decaptcrus pinmdatus), i6- 

 Opihi shell ( Neritina granosa), 296. 

 Opiko, or Kopiko ( Straussia sp.), 640. 

 Opuaanucnue, probably Lonokaeho, 328. 

 Opukea, an indigenous cane, 584. 

 Opule (Anampsis evermanni). 16, 510. 

 Ostracion caniurum (moa), trunk-fish, 194. 

 Ouholowai. scented kapas made from mamaki, 112, 284. 

 Oulu, warrior of Maui, 452, 454, 456. 

 Our, complimentary use of pronoun. 4,58. 

 Oven, 132, 400, 402. 



use of in death penalty. 128, 404, 47^- 

 Owaia, a cruel king, 660. 

 Owl, possessing "aumakua" attributes, 574. 

 Paa, battle at, 372- 



Paauhau, locality in Haniakua, Hawaii, 410. 

 Paddle, sign of authority, 122. 

 Pahapaha, seaweed, 62. 

 Pahee, game of, 214. 



grave called. 570. 

 Pahia of Hilo, 494. 

 Pahoa, a dagger, 298, 680. 



locality, 322, t,2i\. 

 Paholei. name for awa, 606. 

 Pahulu, Lanai, ghosts at, 428. 

 Pahupahua, battle at, 480. 

 Pai, coconut trees at, .so. 

 Paiai, kalo pounded stiff, 668. 

 Paio bird. See Elepaio. 



Pakaa (servant of Keawenuiaumi). story of. 72-77. 

 Pakaalana. temple of. in Waipio. 290. 

 Pakaka, portion of Honolulu liclow Queen street, 486. 

 Pala-a (Davallia tenuifolia) fern supplying a red dye. 



640. 

 Palahola (plant), bark used in making kapa, 240, 6,36. 

 Palake. canoe builder of Kamehameha T., 478. 

 Palani. surgeon-fish (Hepatus sp.), 298, 300. 



an indigenous cane, known alsf) as palanihao and 

 polaniula, 584. 

 Palani|uin, 142, 144. 

 Palila, legend of, 136-153- 



Paliuli, battle at, 416. 



the Hawaiian paradise. 384. 406, 410. 412. 

 Palm leaves as peace offering, 122. 



a hiding place, 364. 

 Pamano (famous as a singer and chanter), legend of, 



.?02-3i3. 

 Panaewa, unknown locality mentioned in meles, 250, 256. 

 Panuhunuhu (Callyodon ahula). 154. 

 Paoo, fish (Salarias sp.), form of taken by Kauli and 



his wife. 266. 

 Paopele, warrior. 220. 



Papa, a class or code of Kamehanieha's laws. 692. 

 Papa kahuia, place of the "anaana" priests' ceremonies, 



640. 

 Papaa. indigenous cane. 582. 

 Papahawahawa, 548-550. 

 Papai, landing place of Kameliameha I.. 468. 

 Papai hale, shelter luit on doultle canoes, 702. 

 Papakolea predicts that Palilo will conquer Oahu, 144. 

 Papawai, locality mentioned in chant of Halemano, 246. 

 Pa-u. given to Laenihi, 2,34. 

 Pauhuuhu, fish, 154. 

 Pauoa, valley, 188. 

 Pa'upa'u, hill of Lahaina, 520-522. 

 battles at. 520. 



burial place of David Male on. 520. 

 fauna and flora of. 522. 

 heiau on. 520. 

 legend regarding. 520. 

 refuge place on eastern side, 520. 

 Paritium tiliacenm (ban). 148. 

 Paved roads. 176. 180. 



Peapea, a celebrity in time of Kahekili. 508. 548, 550. 

 Pekua. to ward off. 702. 



Pele. (goddess of the volcano) ancestry. 524. 

 incidents relating to. 332. 334. 336. ,340. 342, t,a,6. 354-6, 

 508, 518, 524, 526. 534. 536. 546. 572. 574. 576. 580. 

 Pele and Hiiaka. 546. 576. 580. 

 and Kamapuua, 3.34. 3,36. 338. .342. 354. 

 and Kanilolou. SM- 

 and Kapiolani. 576. 

 and Lihau. 534. 

 and Xamakaeha. 50S. 

 and Paao. 656. 

 Peleioholani. king of Oahu. 172. 174. 

 Pelekumulani. abductor of husband of Pele. 524. 

 incidents relating to. t,},2. 334, 336, 340. 342. 346. ';i-56. 

 508. 518, 524. 526. 534. 536. 546; 572", 574, 576, 578, 

 580. 

 Pelekunu, chiefs of Molokai, 496. 

 Pelelen, fleet of large canoes. 470. 690. 

 Perrottetia sandwicensis (olomea). 640. 

 Pi-a, a measure in house l)uilding, 644. 

 Piauwai, battle of, 218. 

 Pig's ear. ciUting of as king's mark, 52. 

 Pihana, warrior cliicf of Oahu, 474. 476. 

 and Kalaikupule, 474. 

 and Kalaimoku, 476. 

 Pihehe foretells death of Xamakaeha. 508. 510. 

 Piilionua. Hilo. liome of Ku. 192. 256. 



Xamakaeha sacrificed on altar at. 476. 

 Piikea, Princess of Hana and wife of Umi, 176, 178, 



250, 604. 

 Piilana and Laicloheikawai. 176. 



Piimawaa. warrior of Umi and Keawenuiaumi. 178. 180, 

 ,V6. 378. ,380. 604. 

 legend of. 376. 

 Piko. cutting (in house building), 646. 

 Pikoi, weapon, 54, 500. 

 Pilali, gum of the kukui-tree, 6,36. 

 Pili grass ( lletero])ogon contortns), as thatch, 640, 



644-46. 

 Pioholowai, land named for, 216. 



Piper methysticum (awa), the intoxicating plant of 

 Polynesia, 606. 



