WAHIAWA DIGGER
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KAUAI GILL
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Aloha Nate,
The Governor's Gill, eh!
From.
"WILLIAM HYDE RICE, “The Grand Old Man of Kauai.†“One of the best loved
citizens of Hawaii,†they said at the death on June 15, 1924, of William Hyde
Rice, distinguished political leader and former governor of Kauai.
Beloved by the native Hawaiians, for whose educational, political and
spiritual uplift he had worked for decades, and by people of all other races,
Mr. Rice was known throughout the territory as a friend of the people.
Mr. Rice served Hawaii and loved Hawaii. He was one of the best Hawaiian
scholars of the present generation, speaking and reading the language
fluently, and was an acknowledged authority on Hawaiian legends and
traditions. For more than 50 years he had collected native legends, and in his
later life undertook the task of translating them from his manuscripts in the
original Hawaiian. In 1923 the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum published his
book, “Hawaiian Legends,†widely known by students of Hawaiian lore." From.
"Kipu Ranch - William Hyde Rice monument" From.
The Governor's Gill, eh!
"WILLIAM HYDE RICE, “The Grand Old Man of Kauai.†“One of the best loved
citizens of Hawaii,†they said at the death on June 15, 1924, of William Hyde
Rice, distinguished political leader and former governor of Kauai.
Beloved by the native Hawaiians, for whose educational, political and
spiritual uplift he had worked for decades, and by people of all other races,
Mr. Rice was known throughout the territory as a friend of the people.
Mr. Rice served Hawaii and loved Hawaii. He was one of the best Hawaiian
scholars of the present generation, speaking and reading the language
fluently, and was an acknowledged authority on Hawaiian legends and
traditions. For more than 50 years he had collected native legends, and in his
later life undertook the task of translating them from his manuscripts in the
original Hawaiian. In 1923 the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum published his
book, “Hawaiian Legends,†widely known by students of Hawaiian lore." From.
"Kipu Ranch - William Hyde Rice monument" From.
WAHIAWA DIGGER
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Wow, thanks surfaceone... I didn't know that! Learning a lot of history behind this bottles... Mahalo Again! BTW... you from Hawaii?
ORIGINAL: surfaceone
Aloha Nate,
The Governor's Gill, eh!
From.
"WILLIAM HYDE RICE, “The Grand Old Man of Kauai.†“One of the best loved
citizens of Hawaii,†they said at the death on June 15, 1924, of William Hyde
Rice, distinguished political leader and former governor of Kauai.
Beloved by the native Hawaiians, for whose educational, political and
spiritual uplift he had worked for decades, and by people of all other races,
Mr. Rice was known throughout the territory as a friend of the people.
Mr. Rice served Hawaii and loved Hawaii. He was one of the best Hawaiian
scholars of the present generation, speaking and reading the language
fluently, and was an acknowledged authority on Hawaiian legends and
traditions. For more than 50 years he had collected native legends, and in his
later life undertook the task of translating them from his manuscripts in the
original Hawaiian. In 1923 the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum published his
book, “Hawaiian Legends,†widely known by students of Hawaiian lore." From.
"Kipu Ranch - William Hyde Rice monument" From.
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Nice little milk Nate!...(No ones really sure where our good surf's from...)[
] He always has some great info at the ready,...
] He always has some great info at the ready,...
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I have a haleakala dairy 1/4 pint creamer like that one. I've heard those are rare so keep it!
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