Honor Place 10 Robert Mahikoa at Kamehameha Cadet Exer
The article reports Robert Mahikoa receiving the Wahu Memorial and gold of honor at Kamehameha cadet exercises 1911, with speeches by officials and a valedictorian address. It notes awards, certificates, and the call for industrial independence before Hawaii statehood.
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Robert Mahikoa
Pahu
Kamehameha
Albert Mahikoa
Ansler
Wahu
Erie Exereiee
Wehodla
Dovellei
Allan McGowan
Bie
Mackensie
Kooy Mackenate
Kekorwa
Peller
le Hopwood
AP Ditt
Kamehameha Preparatory Graduates 1911 Address on Education
A 1911 graduation address urges Kamehameha students to embrace manual labor and practical education as a pillar of Hawaii's development. The speaker argues education should elevate character, provide real skills, and build independence without duplicating existing institutions. He cites examples of leaders who achieved success through merit.
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Riuennat Tate
Rammate
HiFin
Freeparntory
Ax Fortane
Girls’ School
Semlenle
Ifeason
Marla Adame Kalebauil
Mivearet Maes
Dane Albertina
Wwe
Hoxie Peltor
Lonice Nitefetne
Robins
Emma Katiamant
Date Hooton Bell Kethor Haalipo
Keatoha
Jennie
Mabel K.fiteoran
Mileka Uhanahele
the Hoya
Watoni
Academia Toe
Harry Ai
Kielohi Kota
Wil Haw
Kamelainen
Stephen W. Koknowa
Sauivel Kakae Kunune
Rover Mahikow
Tandy K. Mackensie
Anton
William A. Kahonn
Mower K. Kapela
Samuel K. Keawokane
William Yates Ketlivol
Samurt Yates Kellinol
Oliver Kinney
Abner N. No
John Perskine
Judd Wald Warts
Hoya
Girls of
Kamehamehi
Horne
Kemetting
Sam
Wishop
Commonwealth
Industrhilly
Newirmie
Mantal
Hawaii
Kamehameha
Taro Patel
MauI Visit Sparks Pride In Maui Growth
James L McLean, vice president of Trier land Steamship Navigation Co, toured Wallaku and Maui Valley jungles and roads, noting rapid progress. He praised the new breakwater at Claudine wharf, the scenic Valley, and the improving auto routes near the courthouse, while observing the Noodle site and Mant hotel facilities.
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Wallaku
Tun le
Mes Hoan
Trierland Steamship Navigation Company
Metropolie
Mauna Low
McLean
Wallwire
Maui
Claudine
Honoal
Ino Valley
Court House
Noy
Ite
Mant Fonds
W. J Field
Mant Hotel
Monoutu
Tome Dilon
Olinda
Honolulu
Entertaining Pageant with Students and Performers
A lengthy school program features one boy and seven girls entering a pageant at Port A Tahina College. Students perform piano solos, readings, and dramatic pieces while others present sketches and light entertainment. The event highlights include named performers and a varied slate of acts seen at the compiling venue.
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