REVIEWING IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS .......OPPOSITION TO ANNEXATION found by Kiliwehi; Kawaiahao EVIDENCE, etc.
Compiled by Amelia Gora (2011)The following document was found by Kiliwehi Kekumano. This document was delivered to the President in 1897 protesting the Annexation.
If you read what our Queen Liliuokalani actually wrote, this verifies that the entity State of Hawaii with the U.S. could not annex the Hawaiian Islands.
This document took years to find, and a fraudulent document sits in the Archives with doctored words.
No one wants the Hawaiian people/kanaka maoli/aboriginal Hawaiians/Hawaiian Nationals to have knowledge of these documents.
There are genocide laws that can be applied as well....Premeditation, duress, stress, usurpation, coercion, genocide lists documented in our records as well as the entity State of Hawaii/City and County -Honolulu Police Department, etc.
The legal references will be given to defenders of Ko Hawaii Nei Pae Aina/ Ko Hawaii Pae Aina/Hawaiian Kingdom/Kingdom of Hawaii/Hawaiian Islands/Hawaiian archipelago.
Some of the laws/issues are included at the end of these papers, which were compiled in part by Hank Fergerstrom, et. als. from the Big Island.
Queen Liliuokalani's Opposition to Annexation:
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- The following are the Royal Patent and Land Commission Documents for Kawaiahao Church/Kawaiahao Churchyard/ Waiahao Church found at the Archives, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii and can also be found at the Bureau of Conveyances, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii:
- These are the TAMPERED DOCUMENTS ---GENOCIDE DOCUMENTED....found at the Archives, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii.......Kawaiahao Church was conveyed to the people NOT the entity Kawaiahao Church created by Sanford B. Dole, signed by Governor Frear, etc.:
Background/map information for the records:
- Note: This is the map by Richard Greer showing the Cemetery /Church site or the Church and Church Yard:
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- Protective Orders for the Defenders of Kawaiahao Church, etc.:
- http://www.myspace.com/hawaiination/music/songs/liliuo-free-24868538
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aloha.
Important - Keep for your records
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http://archives1.dags.hawaii.gov/mahelebook.pdf
This is the list of Konohiki..................................now, where's the Konohiki of Kawaiahao aside from us, some of the heirs of Kauikeouli/Kamehameha III?
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Committee Advisors
School
of Christ
Opera Chorus
Punana Leo
Charles Auli‘i Mitchell
Educator of traditional cultural practices, beliefs, and customs of the Hawaiian people have been a thriving role in the life of Auli‘i Mitchell and his work in the district of Puna. Mr. Mitchell has mastered the traditions of the hula ‘ōlapa given to him by his kupuna. He is also the President of Ho‘oulu Lāhui/Kua O Ka Lā Public Charter School and is responsible for the cultural kuleana of the school. Community member, member of Prince Kūhiō Hawaiian Civic Club and founding/present member of `Āinahau O Kaleponi Hawaiian Civic Club in Calfornia. Mr. Mitchell feels it is most important to help raise the youth’s awareness of their traditions and culture within ones community.
Alan joined our committee because of his cultural kuleana of protocol and doing what is right. Although work keeps him from meetings, he is always accessible to share his mana‘o. Mahalo Ke Akua for the internet.
Tin Hu Young
Uncle Tin, as he is affectionately called, came to Kawaiaha‘o because his loving wife Helen was part of the Royal Order. Attending church on Ali‘i Sunday, one thing led to another and soon he found himself volunteering with Mr. Merci in the Archives. This led him to become a Board Trustee. As the Grounds and Maintenance Chair, his duties were expanded to include Archives and Cemeteries. After 25 plus years, he continues to volunteer as Director of Archives and Cemeteries, of which his knowledge and wisdom is priceless and irreplaceable.
Puanani Tilton-Matsumoto
Watters Martin
Entrepreneur; Collector; HistorianWatters Martin as a matter of being, is a Historian due to his innate penchant for Hawaiian collectables. Every item has a history and a story – all of which are intertwined in genealogy and in particular that of our Royal and Missionary Families. In this way he has been an invaluable connecting rod for linking family information as well as the fascinating relationships between Hawaiians and Missionaries forged through the religious foundation of Kawaiaha‘o Church.
Kaipo Kanahele
Kawaiaha‘o Church Member Kaipo brings to the NIC his proud and humble Ni‘ihau heritage and sense of balanced spirituality. His volunteerism at the church and within the community is Ke Akua led. For all of us individually and collectively, Kaipo is a kukui alaka‘i – a guiding light that keeps us mindful of our purpose and kuleana.Jim Steele
Jim helped with the development of the first website for Kawaiaha‘o Church. With an MA in Anthropology from UH, archaeological survey experience with Bishop Museum, and an appreciation for Hawaiian culture, he volunteered to participate on the committee. He has been an incredible asset in moving all aspects of our work along.
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