26 September 1861
1861 - The weekly newspaper ʻKa Hoku O Ka Pakipikaʻ (Star of the Pacific) is the first Hawaiian language newspaper published by Kanaka Maoli.
1861 - The weekly newspaper ʻKa Hoku O Ka Pakipikaʻ (Star of the Pacific) is the first Hawaiian language newspaper published by Kanaka Maoli.
1861 - The weekly newspaper ʻKa Hoku O Ka Pakipikaʻ (Star of the Pacific) is the first Hawaiian language newspaper published by Kanaka Maoli.
1861 - The weekly newspaper ʻKa Hoku O Ka Pakipikaʻ (Star of the Pacific) is the first Hawaiian language newspaper published by Kanaka Maoli.
1861 - The weekly newspaper ʻKa Hoku O Ka Pakipikaʻ (Star of the Pacific) is the first Hawaiian language newspaper published by Kanaka Maoli.
1861 - The weekly newspaper ʻKa Hoku O Ka Pakipikaʻ (Star of the Pacific) is the first Hawaiian language newspaper published by Kanaka Maoli.
1866 - The first daily news paper, the Hawaiian Herald is established. 1888 - High Chiefess Fanny Kekuʻiapoiwa Kekelaokalani Young, mother of Queen Emma dies.
1866 - The first daily news paper, the Hawaiian Herald is established. 1888 - High Chiefess Fanny Kekuʻiapoiwa Kekelaokalani Young, mother of Queen Emma dies.
1866 - The first daily news paper, the Hawaiian Herald is established. 1888 - High Chiefess Fanny Kekuʻiapoiwa Kekelaokalani Young, mother of Queen Emma dies.
1866 - The first daily news paper, the Hawaiian Herald is established. 1888 - High Chiefess Fanny Kekuʻiapoiwa Kekelaokalani Young, mother of Queen Emma dies.
1866 - The first daily news paper, the Hawaiian Herald is established. 1888 - High Chiefess Fanny Kekuʻiapoiwa Kekelaokalani Young, mother of Queen Emma dies.