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1985

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ʻ&&Hodges, Iwalani

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A Hawaiian-Chinese woman describes the Hawaiian subsistence lifestyle and indigenous beliefs of her grandparents in Waimea, Kauai. She also talks about the lei business as a family enterprise and how her daughter eventually took over the business.
lei stand proprietor, lei seller, waitress; Hawaiian-Chinese; female
Interview conducted in English.

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Business, Flora and Fauna, Hawaiians - Customs and Beliefs, Hawaiians - Lifestyles, Kauai

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http://hdl.handle.net/10125/29963

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2 hr, 35 min
53 pages

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Kaimuki, Oahu

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DU624.65 .P64 1986

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Ka Po‘e Kau Lei: An Oral History of Hawai‘i’s Lei Sellers