Dekemaba 8: “He Olelo No Ke Kanawai”
December 8, 1827: A Proclamation of Laws Below is an early proclamation known as “He Olelo No Ke …
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Novemaba 26: “He Olelo no na Mea Dala ole”
November 26, 1838: Proclamation Regarding the Impecunious Below is a proclamation issued by Kauikeaouli on November 26, 1838 …
Novemaba 5: No ke Kānāwai Kūʻai ma Lahaina
November 5, 1833: Law for Regulating Trade in Lahaina The following law, promulgated by Princess Harieta Keōpūolani Nāhiʻenaʻena, …
ʻOkatoba 8: Lā Poʻe ʻŌiwi
October 8, 2018: Indigenous Peoples’ Day Columbus Day is listed as one of 10 official federal holidays, but …
ʻOkatoba 1: “He Kanawai e Kukulu a e Hooponopono ai i ka Oihana Koa o ke Aupuni”
An Act to Organize the Military Forces of the Kingdom On October 1, 1886, King Kalākaua and the …
Kepakemapa 12: “No ka Dute Maluna o ke Dala Maoli a me ke Gula ke Laweia aku mai Keia Aina aku”
September 12, 1842: Export Duty on Silver and Gold The law passed below on September 12, 1842 abolished …
ʻAukake 28: “Kanawai no ke Kuai ana i ka Rama a me ka Hoouku ana i ka Waina”
August 28, 1838: “Law Respecting Alcoholic Drinks and Duties on Wine” In 1838, a law was enacted which …
ʻAukake 12: “Ka La i Huki ia iho ai o ka Hae Hawaii ilalo”
August 12, 1898: Lowering of the Hawaiian Flag On August 12, 1898, the Republic of Hawai‘i ceded sovereignty …
ʻAukake 6: No ka Hāʻawi ʻana i nā Kuleana ʻĀina Alodio i nā Makaʻāinana
August 6, 1850: Granting to the Common People Allodial Titles The Kuleana Act of August 6, 1850 is …
Iulai 18: He Kānāwai no ka Lawe ʻana i nā Pū Kīmanu
July 18, 1870: A Law for Carrying “Fowling Pieces” (and other firearms) The following law was passed on …