Portraits of American Protestant missionaries to Hawaii;

of CaliforniaUniversity Berkeley7*"^ . ^ii>(~*[PORTRAITS OFProtestant Missionaries to HawaiiAmericanHawaiian Children'sPublished the Mission SocietybyPRINTED BY THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.ENGRAVED ANDHONOLULU1901AlexanderCopyright, 1901, by Lyle Dickey.GIFT.ABBREVIATIONS.In the records of the missionaries thepersonal followingabbreviations have been used :b. born,m. married,d. died,rel. released,ret. returned.arr. arrived,ord. ordained,stat. stationed,vis. visited.In be as thethese, "at," "to," etc.,reading may suppliedsense requires.Coll. College.Sem. Seminary.A dash before a date be read "until" or( ) year may"till.".387. =.():):IGAZETTEER.stations chosen and occu-While the "Sandwich Islands" were weremissionary eighteen missionary successivelyground,of which were not the residences of missionaries.There were other stations somepied. great importancemany preachingthe north-west end of the and some characteristics of eachThe enumeration of stations at group, gives place.following beginsKAUAI S. at mouth of Waimea and sheltered from the trade wind.W. theWaimea, river; warm, dry,capital city,S. E. waterbrooks trade but fertile.Koloa, ; wind; soil, rockyN. on Waioli river and Hanalei abundant verdant.rains;Waioli, bay; perenniallyOAHU S. and commercial trade at shore.Honolulu, capital city center; wind; dryPunahou site of school for missionaries' 2 miles E. of Honolulu.boarding children,C. 12 miles from a district but rich in ...