Hana Ka Lima, ‘Ai Ka Waha

By Kepa Maly

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Title:	Hana Ka Lima, ‘Ai Ka Waha
Author:	Kepa Maly
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Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Education, Collected Stories
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Publisher:	Kumu Pono Associates Llc

Member Page:	Hale Kuamoʻo Hawaiian Language Center
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Description
This volume was compiled at the request of Scott Atkinson (on behalf of The Nature Conservancy), and Chipper Wichman (on behalf of Limahuli Gardens, The National Tropical Botanical Gardens and Hui Makaainana o Makana-Limahuli Garden ICMI Project), and includes excerpts from selected historical records, and oral history interviews with kupuna and elder kamaaina who are natives of, or familiar with the lands, fisheries and families of the Halelea-Napali region of Kauai (Figure 1). While including historical references to the larger districts of Halelea and Napali, the selected narratives cited in this volume pay particular attention to the lands of Wainiha, Haena, Limahuli and Kee. The work reported herein provides readers with access to several important sources of documentation pertaining to native Hawaiian use and management of land and fishery resources. Documentation from—traditional lore (some translated herein by Maly); native land records of the Mahele Aina, including documentation covering the period from ca. 1819 to 1855; the Boundary Commission Testimonies of native witnesses ca. 1870 to 1880; Kingdom and Government communications (ca. 1850-1900); and historical journals are cited. The historical component of the study is in no way exhaustive, and does not include frequently cited native and historical accounts which have benefited from broad circulation. Instead, we focused on historical narratives which have, to date, only had limited exposure. Thus, such accounts as "Pele and Hiiaka" (compiled by Emerson, 1915); Kauai Tales (Wichman, 1985); and the findings of archaeological research in the region (e. g. Bennett, 1931; Hammatt, 1976; Silva, 1995; and Carpenter 1996) are not quoted in this volume.

Excerpt
The primary focus of this study was the conducting of oral history interviews with individuals familiar with lands of the study area. The interviewees were born between ca. 1905 to 1936, and nearly all of them are tied to families with generations of residency in the Halelea-Napali region. A few interviewees, not born in the area, have personal knowledge of the lands, ocean and families of the region, dating back to the 1940s. All but one of the interviewees were brought up in families that worked the lands and fished in the traditional Hawaiian system, observing ancient customs and beliefs, and most fished as a means of survival and sustaining their families. Their recollections and descriptions of practices, span their own life-times, and draw on the knowledge and expertise of their own elders, dating back to the 1850s, and include references to native beliefs, traditions, customs and practices associated with land use and residency; the locations of fisheries and types of fish caught; and observations about the changing conditions of the resources.

Table of Contents
Introduction. 1 -- Background And Approach To Conducting The Study. 1 -- Moolelo ohana (Family Traditions In Oral History Interviews). 1 -- Interview Methodology. 1 -- Release Of Oral History Interview Records. 3 -- Contributors To The Oral History Interviews. 3 -- Historical Descriptions Of The Lands, Fisheries And Families In The Halelea And Napali Region. 5 -- An Overview Of Traditional Residency And Land-Ocean Tenure Practices. 5 -- Kauai Nui Moku Lehua Panee Lua I Ke Kai. 5 -- Disposition Of Lands: The Mahele aina And Development Of Fee-Simple Property And Fishery Rights (Ca. 1846-1855). 6 -- Fisheries Of The Halelea Region Described In The Mahele aina. 17 -- Halelea And Napali—Boundary Commission Testimonies (Ca. 1873-1882). 21 -- Boundary Of The Ahupuaa Of Lumahai. 21 -- Boundary Of The Ahupuaa Of Waioli. 24 -- Boundary Of The Ahupuaa Of Waipaa [Waipa]. 27. Boundary Of The Ahupuaa Ofhanalei. 29 -- Selected Native Traditions And Accounts Describing The Cultural Landscape, Use Of Land And Ocean Resources, And Residency. 34 -- Puuone (Dune-Banked Ponds). 34 -- George Bowser's "Directory And Tourists Guide" (1880). 34 -- H.M. Whitney's Hawaiian Guide Book (1890). 36 -- "Ka Moolelo O Kuhaimoana". 38 -- "He Moolelo Kaao No Hiiaka-I-Ka-Poli-O-Pele" (A Tradition Of Hiiaka-In-The-Bosom-Of-Pele). 40 -- Lawaia Kahe (oopu Fishing Traps). 45 He Mau Moolelo ohana: Traditions And Historical Recollections Of The Families Of The Landr. 46 -- Ka aina Me Ke Kai Lawaia - Lands And Fisheries Of Halelea And Napali Described In Oral History Interviews . 47 -- Wayne Takashi Harada And Keikilani Andrade (Haumea) Harada February 9, 2003 - At Limahuli, Kauai Oral History Interview By Kepa Maly (With Carlos Andrade, Chipper Wichman & Takashi Harada). 47 -- Greg Kan Sing Ho February 10, 2003 - At Hanalei, Kauai Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly, Chipper Wichman And Carlos Andrade (Also Takahashi Harada, Onaona Maly And Hauoli Wichman). 86 Stanley Ho February 10, 2003 - At Hanalei, Kauai Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly, Chipper Wichman And Carlos Andrade (Also With Takashi Harada, Onaona Maly And Hauoli Wichman). 104 -- Annie Tai Hook-Hashimoto And Violet Hashimoto-Goto (In Later Part Of Interview) February 10, 2003 - At Limahuli, Kauai Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly And Chipper Wichman (Also With Takahashi Harada, Onaona Maly And Hauoli Wichman). 130 -- Thomas Hashimoto (Interview 1 Of 2) February 10, 2003 -At Limahuli, Kauai Haena-Napali Fisheries And Historical Recollections Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly & Chipper Wichman. 172 -- Thomas Hashimoto (Interview 2 Of 2) February 11, 2003 - Walking From Koonohi To Kee Beach Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly, Chipper And Hauoli Wichman, And Takashi Harada. 247 -- Valentine K. Ako February 14, 2003 - At Wailua, Kauai Recollections Of Kauai Fisheries And Native Practices Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly. 318 -- Valentine Ako Supplemental Oral History Notes June 21, 2003 - With Kepa Maly. 357 -- Agnes Leinani Kam Lun Chung And Mary "Lychee" Kamakakaonohiulaokala Tai Hook-Haumea February 17, 2003 -At Anahola, Kauai Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly And Valentine K. Ako. 362 -- Bernadette "Bernie" Kaiulani Alapai-Mahuiki February 17, 2003 - At Waipa, Kauai Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly, And Chipper & Hauoli Wichman. 394 -- Jeanne N. Stanwood Recollections Of Families In The Kalihiwai To Haena Region, Kauai. Excerpts From An Oral History Interview On February 17, 2003, With Kepa Maly. 420 -- Charles Kininani Chu (With Susan Chu) Recollections Of Haena And Kee, Kauai March 7, 2003 - At Kaneohe, Oahu Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly And Val Ako (With Notes Of July 2, 2003). 438 -- Charles Kininani Chu (With Susan Chu) July 8, 2003 - Hanalei, Haena And Limahuli Site Visit Joined At Limahuli And Kee By Thomas And Annie Hashimoto, And Kawika Goodale Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly. 488 -- Charles Kininani Chu (With Susan Chu) Charles Kininani Chu (With Susan Chu), Agnes Leinani Kam Lun Chung And Thomas Hashimoto And Annie Tai Hook-Hashimoto Violet Hashimoto-Goto Kapeka Mahuiki-Chandler Mary "Lychee" Kamakakaonohiulaokala Tai Hook-Haumea July 8, 2003 - At Limahuli Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly And Chipper Wichman. 535 -- Feferences Cited 584 --