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Index. 



Limu, seaweed, 494. 



Lobster cave, 294, 296. 



Loliiau, husband of Pele, 518. 



Loin cloth, 408, 702. 



Lolehale, place for Kilu game, 246. 



Lolomauna, temple at, 168, 198. 



Loniilomi, massage, 354. 



Lono, god, 456; father of Pamano, 302. 



Lonoaohi, priest, gifted with fore-knowledge, 320, 322, 



324. 

 Lonoapii, King of Maui, lived in Waihee, 176-180. 

 Lonoikumakaliiki, renowned King of Hawaii, brother of 



Pupukea, famous Lono of tradition, 436-450. 

 Lonoikiaweawealoha, love-making god of Kamapuaa, 



330, 338, 34^, iSi- ..,. ^ ^ 



Lonokaeho, king of one side of Kahiki, 326-330, 33o, 3/°- 

 Lonomakua, Pele's agent, 340, 342. 

 Lonomoku, woman who leaped to the moon, 658, 660. 

 Lopa, (law-forming class), souls of, 544. 

 Loulu, palm tree, "hiwa" ( Prichardia martii) and lelo 



(Prichardia gaudichaudii), 364, 656. 

 Lua, a bonebreaking contest, 210, 282. 

 Luahenewai, Waikikikai, 488. 

 Luahoomoe, priest, 514, S16. 662. 

 Luakaha, 460. 



Luau, young taro leaves, 494, 684. 

 Lulana, 630. 

 Luluupali, 698. 

 Lupea, sister of Hina, 148. 



Palila, the ward of, 150. 

 Lupeakawaiowainiha, a warrior, 138, 140. 

 Luukia, daughter of Olopana, born on Kauai, 194-196. 

 and Uweuwelekehau, queen and king of Kauai, 198. 

 daughter of Hamau and Hooleia, of Puako, Hawaii, 



564-568. 

 Maakuakeke of Waialae, fishmg mstructor and compan- 

 ion of Kawelo, 6, 8, 10, 12, 18. 

 Maakuiaikalani, Kapa of, 10. 

 Maba sandwicemsis, (Lama), 56. 

 Maeaea, Kaiaka and Anahnlu, brothers of Halemano, 



228. 

 Maeniae, Kaheiki adjacent to, 474. 

 Mahiki, Hawaii, route of army, 448, 500. 

 Mahimahi (Coryphaena hippurus), 270. 

 Mahinahina, wife of Kapapauoa, 506. 

 Mahinui, daughter of Hina, mother of Palila, 136, 144. 



372. 

 portion of Olomana, 146, 374. 

 Mahoe, 468. 



Maiauhaalenalenaupena. deceiver of peddlers, 426. 

 Maihuna and Malaiakalani. parents of Kawelo, 2, 10. 

 Maika stones (ulu), 688. 

 Maikoha, legend of, 270. 

 Made, (Alvxia olivaeforniis) a fragrant vine, 240, 614- 



618. 

 Makahi, story of, 564-568. 

 Makahiki or Xew Year's sports, 436. 

 Makaia, definition of, 176. 

 Makaioulu, warrior of Kanieliatneha, in Nuuanu battle, 



488, 490. 

 Makaiula fishing grounds in Kaelehuluhulu, 258. 

 Makaiwa. surf riding place of Wailua (Kauai), 242. 

 Makakuikalani, Maui chief, younger brother of Kama, 



King of Maui, 436-450. 

 Makalii, King of Kauai, 252, 316-320, 326, 334, 346-352, 



364. 368. 

 leiea and Poopalu, fishermen of, 600. 

 season, (564. 

 Makaliikuakawaiea, 348. 



Makaliua, residence of Maui's parents, 536, 538. 

 Makamakaole. Maui at, 536. 

 meaning of name, 536. 

 oopu god of, 514. 

 Makapuu point, 220, 286, 374. 

 Makaulcle, lehua tree of, 256. 



Makawalu (eight-eyed), signifying all-seeing, wise, 314. 



Make hewa, definition, 416. 



Makoa, fast runner, 490. 



Makolea, beautiful woman of Kona, 384, 386, 388, 390. 



394, 396, 404- 

 Makua, bone breaking at, 490. 



one of Waianae valleys, traditional home of the "olo- 

 he," 490. 

 Makuakeke, fisherman of Oahu, 696, 700. 

 Makun and Popoki, two lands near Puna, 234. 

 Malae, high priest of Kauai, 322, 324. 

 Malaekahana, image, at Hauula, 236. 

 Malaiakalani, mother of Kawelo, 2. 



Kawelo's sister, the ward of, 46. 

 Malaihi, chief over Hamakua, Waimea and Kawaihae, 



486, 488. 

 Malailua, 28, 30. 

 Malama, 256. 

 Malio, 668, 692. 



Maliu surf of, Kauhola point, 240-242, 248. 

 Malo, David, antiquarian writer, 520. 

 Malo (loin cloth), 164, 688. 



Malolo, an indigenous cane, first named Paahala, 586. 

 Malulani, sister of Kaohelo, 576-580. 

 Mamaki ( Pipturus albidus), 284, 636. 

 Mamala, entrance of Honolulu harbor, 8, 428. 



channel, 396. 

 Mamalahoa, Kamehameha's beneficient law, 478. 



law, derivation and application, 468-470, 490, 492. 



"rain outside of," 56. 



"spears made from rafters of," 40. 

 Mamane (Sophora chrysophylla), a hard wood, 156, 638. 

 Mana, Kauai, a place of spirits, 196. 



Luukia and husband banished to, ig6. 



people came to, 198. 



Polihale at end of, 62. 

 Manana, in upper Ewa, 188. 

 Manauea stream, 500. 

 Manawaikeao, 12. 

 Manawainui, 546, 

 Man-eating dog, 412, 416. 

 Manienie, woman of Kau, 384. 

 Manini (Teuthis sandwicensis), surgeon-fish, 98. 

 Maniniholokuaau, of Molokai, noted for speed and 



strengtli. 164-166. 

 Alanoa, Oahu, 188, 192, 458. 



Kahalaopuna Ijorn at, 188. 



Peapea resides in, 458. 



rain at, 188. 

 Manono, wife of Kekuaokalani, 480. 

 Mauiakekai, 26. 



Manulele, indigenous cane, 584. 

 Mao, attendant of Keaweikekahialii. 262-264. 

 Maoleha, net of Makalii, 368. 

 Mats, 626-628. 



used by stowaways, 702. 

 Man sphere, region next below the "waokele," 496. 

 Maui, son of Hinalauae and Hina, 5.?6-544. 560-564. 



army of Umi set sail for, 178. 



becomes dry, 516. 



ghosts of, 428. 



Kahekili, king of 452, 454, 472. 



Kalaiopuu arrived at, 452, 454, 472. 



Kahekilinui, king of, 458. 



Kaiuli, king of, 302. 



Kakaalanco, king of, 386. 



Kalaehina, king of, 484. 



Kamalalawalu, king of, 206, 436. 



Kapakailiula's army sets out for, 390. 



Kapakohana sails for, 208- 



Kekaa, capital of, 540. 



Kihapiilani king of, 180. 



Lele, (Lahaina) on, 436. 



Lonoapii, king of, 176, 434, 436, 442. 444-450. 460, 472 



