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Ka Hoku o Hawaii
/ Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXI, Number 29, 18 November 1936
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Contents
Page 1
Masthead
Defenders Still Hold Madrid Final Stage Of Terrific Battle For Possession Of Spanish Capital.
331 MEN ON NEW PROJECTS
SAILORS OPPOSED TO ARBITRATION
Hawaii Hardest Hit In Strike
CABRINHA GOES BACK TO HAMAKUA
SMART GOES INTO FILMS
COMING ATRRACTIONS AT HILO THEATERS
President Leaves For South America
STRANDED TOURISTS PLAN LEGAL ACTION
Untitled
Society Debutantes Lose Jobs In Movie
Improvement Work At Pearl Harbor
LOS ANGELES HAS MILION DOLLAR FIRE
Case Postponed Until Friday
Two Fairs To Be Held In 1933
Senator Rice Is For Roosevelt Says Opposition To President Now Would Be Foolish For Hawaii
Foodstuff Shortage Imminent Strike Conttnues With No Hope Of Early Settlement In Sight.
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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
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He Manao Hoakaka i ka Lehulehu
NA LUNAMAKAAINANA E HELE AKU ANA I KA HALE KAU KANAWAI NO KA HANA ANA I KO KAKOU PONO
NA LALA HOU O KEIA KAU
Puka ka Moho Wahine Sarah Todd Cunningham i Kenekoa mai Hawaii ame James Campsie
KA HALE KUAI KAMAA EMI
Oluolu mai e na Makamaka
Official Election Returns at the General Election, November3, 1936
Page 3
KE KAUA WELIWELI AME KA HOOMAINOINO MA SEPANIA
Hoomakaukau ka Pelekikena no ka Hooponopono ana i keia ninau Olohani o na limahana me na Ona moku
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Na hana i noonoo ia e ke Kalapu Hooholomua o Keaukaha
Kuai Hooemi ma ka Halekuai o Tanimoto
HOOPAI IA O JOHN KAULUPALI
ALIMONY 'MADS' MOVEMENT GROWS
IA OUKOU E NA MAKUA HAWAII
Imprisoned
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Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
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KA HOKU O HAWAII
NUI KA HILINAI O NA KANAKA IA ROOSAVELA
PEHEA KAKOU E OLELO AE I NA MOHO A KAKOU I KOKO IHO NEI A PUKA A E LA
KA HALE KULA HAWAII
MA KE KAUOHA HOOLAHA KUAI HOOLIMALIMA O NA AINA AUPUNI
MA KE KAUOHA HOOLAHA KUAI HOOLIMALIMA O NA AINA AUPUNI
NOTICE TO CREDETORS ESTATE OF THOMAS LINDSEY, DECEASED
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