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beach located on
Kaihalulu Bay. It is on the
island of Maui, Hawaii, on
Kaʻuiki Head.
Kaihalulu Bay and Red Sand
Beach lie on the side of Ka'uiki Head...
- nui a Maui, O Manaiakalani, Kona aho, hilo
honua ke kaa, Hau hia
amoamo Kauiki. Hanaiakamalama, Ka
maunu ka alae a Hina Kuaa
ilalo i Hawaii,
Kahihi ka...
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reigns of his
first two successors. Kaʻahumanu was born in a cave
called Puu
Kauiki in Hāna on the
Hawaiian island of Maui. She was born on 17
March 1768. The...
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street is the
Hotel Hana-Maui,
originally called the
Kaʻuiki Inn. It is
named for the
cinder cone
Kaʻuiki,
which is the site of a rare Red Sand Beach, and...
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mostly to the west side of Maui. That same year saw the
opening of the
Kaʻuiki Inn,
later known as the
Hotel Travaasa – Hana and
today as the
Hyatt Hana-Maui...
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Island of Moloka'i. In some of the
Hawaiian legends, the
goddess lived on
Kauiki, a
foothill of the
dormant volcano Haleakalā on the
southeast coast of the...
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Instead of ‘Protectors’" (2020) "Preparing
Kaʻuiki" (2021) "Sucking Sounds, Pōhai Street" (2022) "Eggs" (2022) "So sacred...
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Laieikawai Story of
Piimaiwaa - "This was the
famed giant image watchman of
Kauiki fortress; name also of the god
decorated by Kame-hameha upon his victory...
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child in a cave at Hāna, on Maui, at the very foot of the old
battle hill,
Kauiki. This
child was Kaʻahumanu who
would one day be the most
powerful woman...
- Iron
Cable of Hawaiʻi
because of his abilities.: 2
Kalanimoku was born at
Kauiki, Maui,
circa 1768. His
father was
Kekuamanoha and his
mother was Kamakahukilani...
