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Ka Buke Mele o nā Hīmeni Hawai‘i

(The Lyric Book of Hawaiian Choral Songs)

Edited by E. C. Holstein
Foreword by M. Puakea Nogelmeier

A collection of nearly 300 songs that were popular and widely
sung during the last decades of the 19th century. Prominent
political figures and well-loved ali‘i composers, such as
Lili‘uokalani, Leleiōhoku, and Kalākaua, are nicely represented
in this group, which includes love ballads, tributes, playful
mele, and compositions with cultural and historical comment.

2003, 226 pages, 5.5 x 8.5
(PA) 1-58178-013-3 / 978-1-58178-013-0, $14.95

Buke ‘Oihana Lapa‘au
me nā ‘Apu lā‘au Hawai‘i

(Book of Medical Practices
and Hawaiian Prescriptions)

Edited by Thomas P. Spencer
Foreword by M. Puakea Nogelmeier

Buke ‘Oihana Lapa‘au, first printed in Honolulu in 1895, a
valuable collection of information on Hawaiian medical
practices, based on the writings of the honorable ‘Elia
Helekūnihi. In addition, it presents select ali‘i genealogy and
a detailed chronological description of significant dates in
Hawaiian history from the time of Līloa through 1893.

2003, 144 pages, 5.5 x 8.5
(PA) 1-58178-021-4 / 978-1-58178-021-5, $12.95

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He Buke Wehewehe Hua‘ōlelo Baibala

(A Dictionary of Biblical Words)

Translated by E. W. Clark; Foreword by M. Puakea Nogelmeier

Reverend Ephraim Weston Clark’s arrival in Hawai‘i in 1828 was
the beginning of 35 years of missionary service in the Islands.
Clark’s work included the publishing of Hawaiian language texts;
his translation of this Bible dictionary in 1872 was the last of
many such publications. In He Buke Wehewehe Hua‘ōlelo Baibala,
not only words and meanings are presented, but quotes and
verses where the word can be found are also included.

2001, 408 pages, 5.5 x 8.5
(PA) 1-58178-012-5 / 978-1-58178-012-3, $18.95

Kaua Kūloko 1895

(Civil War 1895)

Edited by Thomas P. Spencer; Foreword by M. Puakea Nogelmeier

Kaua Kūloko 1895 was printed in the same year of the famous civil
battle between patriots of the Kingdom of Hawaii and the Republican
forces that had overthrown the constitutional Hawaiian monarchy.
The goal of the failed rebellion was to return Queen Lili‘uokalani to
the throne. This is the only known text where the information and
the sequence of events of that unforgettable period are gathered
together and published in the Hawaiian language.

2000, 136 pages, 5.5 x 8.5
(PA) 1-58178-005-2 / 978-1-58178-005-5, $12.95

Ka Buke Mo‘olelo o Honorable
Robert William Wilikoki

(The Biography of the Honorable
Robert William Wilcox)

Thomas K. Nakanaela; Foreword by M. Puakea Nogelmeier

On July 30, 1889, Robert W. Wilcox mounted a failed attempt
to overthrow the Cabinet of the time, and return the throne
to powers that had been diminished through the “Bayonet
Constitution” of 1887, which had stripped the Hawaiian
monarchy of its power. Ka Buke Mo‘olelo o Honorable Robert
William Wilikoki is the account of that one-day battle, of the
legal trials that followed, and of the man who led the only
armed rebellion during the Hawaiian monarchy.

1999, 148 pages, 5.5 x 8.5
(PA) 1-58178-004-4 / 978-1-58178-004-8, $12.95

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Classical Reprints in Hawaiian Language

Scholarly Bulletins

From 1922 to 1982, the Bishop Museum Press Hula Pahu:
published single Bulletins that encompassed Hawaiian Drum Dances
comprehensive and monographic results of
research on subjects all across the science Volume I: Ha‘a and Hula Pahu,
disciplines. A total of 238 Bulletins were Sacred Movements
published during that period. In 1987,
the Press split the Bulletin series into four Adrienne L. Kaeppler
areas—Anthropology, Botany, Entomology,
and Zoology—in order to better address the Bulletin in Anthropology 3(1)
needs of our subscribers and accommodate 1993, 289 pages, 7 x 10
a growing number of research papers being (PA) 0-930897-55-2 / 978-0-930897-55-0, $29.95
submitted for publication. In 2004, Bulletins
in Cultural and Environmental Studies was Hula Pahu:
added, allowing the publication of scientific Hawaiian Drum Dances
results in the fast-growing area of cross-
disciplinary research. Volume II: The Pahu, Sounds of Power

*Unlisted volumes are out of print. Elizabeth Tatar

Bulletins in Bulletin in Anthropology 3(2)
Anthropology 1994, 358 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-54-4 / 978-0-930897-54-3, $29.95
Traditional Tuna Fishing
Sacred Hula
A Study at Satawal,
Central Caroline Islands The Historical Hula ‘Ala‘apapa

Robert Gillet Amy K. Stillman

Bulletin in Anthropology 1 Bulletin in Anthropology 8
1987, 48 pages, 7 x 10 1998, 83 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-21-8 / 978-0-930897-21-5, $12.00 (PA) 0-930897-73-0 / 978-0-930897-73-4, $16.95

Heiau of the Island of Hawai‘i Archaeology of Nihoa
and Necker Islands
A Historic Survey of Native
Hawaiian Temple Sites Kenneth P. Emory

John F. G. Stokes Bulletin in Anthropology 9
2002, 154 pages, 7 x 10
Bulletin in Anthropology 2 (PA) 1-56647-565-1 / 978-1-56647-565-5, $18.95
1991, 196 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-39-0 / 978-0-930897-39-0, $29.95 The Archaeology of Niue
Island, West Polynesia

Richard Walter and Atholl Anderson

Bulletin in Anthropology 10
2002, 167 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 1-58178-018-4 / 978-1-58178-018-5, $60.00

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Sailing Routes Bulletins in Cultural
of Old Polynesia and Environmental
Studies
The Prehistoric Discovery,
Settlement, and Abandonment Natural History of
of the Phoenix Islands Nihoa and Necker

Anne Di Piazza and Erik Pearthree Edited by Neal L. Evenhuis and
Lucius G. Eldredge
Bulletin in Anthropology 11
2004, 136 pages, 7 x 10 Bulletin in Cultural and Environmental Studies 1
(PA) 1-58178-031-1 / 978-1-58178-031-4, $40.00 2004, 220 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 1-58178-029-X / 978-1-58178-029-1, $16.95
Peva
Pacific Island Names
The Archaeology of an Austral
Island Settlement A Map and Name Guide
to the New Pacific
Rob Bollt
Lee S. Motteler
Bulletin in Anthropology 12
Spring 2008, 261 pages, 7 x 10 Bulletin in Cultural and Environmental Studies 2
(PA) 1-58178-066-4 / 978-1-58178-066-6, $40.00 2006, 104 pages, 8.5 x 11
(PA) 0-930897-12-9 / 978-0-930897-12-3, $14.95
Bulletins in Botany
Biology of Hawaiian
The Nonclimbing Species Streams and Estuaries
of the Genus Psychotria
(Rubiaceae) in New Guinea Edited by Neal L. Evenhuis and
and the Bismarck Archipelago J. Michael Fitzsimons

S. H. Sohmer Bulletin in Cultural and Environmental Studies 3
2007, 342 pages, 7 x 10
Bulletin in Botany 1 (PA) 1-58178-053-2 / 978-1-58178-053-6, $50.00
1988, 339 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-22-6 / 978-0-930897-22-2, $35.00 Marine Bioinvasions of
Hawai‘i
The Ethnobotany of Tonga
James T. Carlton and Lucius G. Eldredge
The Plants, Their Tongan Names,
and Their Uses Bulletin in Cultural and Environmental Studies 4
2009, 202 pages, 7 x 10
W. A. Whistler (PA) 1-58178-096-6 / 978-1-58178-096-3, $50.00

Bulletin in Botany 2
1991, 155 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-57-9 / 978-0-930897-57-4, $29.00

Marine Green and Brown
Algae of the Hawaiian
Islands

Isabella A. Abbott and John M. Huisman

Bulletin in Botany 4
2004, 272 pages, 7 x 10
(CL) 1-58178-030-3 / 978-1-58178-030-7, $39.95

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Scholarly Bulletins

Bulletins in The Black Flies
Entomology (Diptera: Simuliidae)
of Java, Indonesia
The Tephritinae of
Indonesia, New Guinea, H. Takaoka and D. M. Davies
the Bismarck and
Solomon Islands Bulletin in Entomology Number 6
(Diptera: Tephritidae) 1996, 81 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-92-7BE / 978-0-930897-92-5, $25.00
D. Elmo Hardy
Insular Evolution,
Bulletin in Entomology 1 Speciation, and Revision
1988, 92 pages, 7 x 10 of the Hawaiian
(PA) 0-930897-35-8 / 978-0-930897-35-2, $25.00 Genus Nesiomiris
(Hemiptera: Miridae)
New Guinea Flatidae
(Homoptera): Species Wayne C. Gagné
Collected on Economic
and Other Plants, Bulletin in Entomology 7
with Descriptions 1997, 226 pages, 7 x 10
of New Species (PA) 0-930897-95-1 / 978-0-930897-95-6, $49.95

John T. Medler Flatidae of New Guinea
and Adjacent Areas
Bulletin in Entomology 2 (Homoptera: Fulgoroidea)
1989, 79 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-38-2 / 978-0-930897-38-3, $21.00 John T. Medler

Psocoptera of the Bulletin in Entomology 8
Hawaiian Islands, Part IV 2000, 128 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 1-58178-011-7 / 978-1-58178-011-6, $25.00
The Endemic Genus Palistreptus
(Elipsocidae): Systematics, Review of the haleakalae
Distribution, and Evolution Species Group of Hawaiian
Drosophila (Diptera:
Ian W. B. Thornton Drosophilidae)

Bulletin in Entomology 4 D. Elmo Hardy, K.Y. Kaneshiro, F.C.
1990, 57 pages, 7 x 10 Val & P.M. O’Grady
(PA) 0-930897-48-X / 978-0-930897-48-2, $15.00
Bulletin in Entomology 9
World Catalog of Genus- 2001, 96 pages, 7 x 10
Group Names of Bee Flies (PA)1-58178-014-1 / 978-1-58178-014-7, $20.00
(Diptera: Bombyliidae)
Review of the Rhyncogonus
Neal L. Evenhuis of the Hawaiian Islands
(Coleoptera: Curculionidae)
Bulletin in Entomology 5
1991, 105 pages, 7 x 10 G. A. Samuelson
(PA) 0-930897-56-0 / 978-0-930897-56-7, $24.95
Bulletin in Entomology 11
2003, 120 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 1-58178-022-2 / 978-1-58178-022-2, $40.00

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D. Elmo Hardy MemorialVolume Systematics of the
Carlia “fusca” Lizards
Contributions to the Systematics (Squamata: Scincidae)
and Evolution of Diptera of New Guinea and
Nearby Islands
Edited by Neal L. Evenhuis and
Kenneth Y. Kaneshiro George R. Zug

Bulletin in Entomology 12 Bulletin in Zoology 5
2004, 230 pages, 7 x 10 2004, 92 pages, 7 x 10
$40.00 $30.00

Catalog of the Keroplatidae Barefoot on Lava
of the World (Insecta: Diptera)
The Journals and Correspondence
Neal L. Evenhuis of Naturalist R.C.L. Perkins in
Hawai‘i, 1892–1901
Bulletin in Entomology 13
2006, 178 pages, 7 x 10 Edited by Neal L. Evenhuis
(PA) 1-58178-054-0 / 978-1-58178-054-3, $25.00
Bulletin in Zoology 7
Bulletins in Zoology 2007, 412 pages, 7 x 10
(CL) 1-58178-061-3 / 978-1-58178-061-1, $29.95
A Redescription of the
Australian Flatback Sea Ostracoda (Myodocopina)
Turtle, Natator depressus from Oahu and French
Frigate Shoals, Hawaiian
Rainer Zangerl, L. P. Hendrickson, Islands
and J. R. Hendrickson
Louis S. Korniker et al.
Bulletin in Zoology 1
1988, 69 pages, 7 x 10 Bulletin in Zoology 8
(PA) 0-930897-25-0 / 978-0-930897-25-3, $18.00 2007, 128 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 1-58178-073-7 / 978-1-58178-073-4, $25.00
Catalog of the Nonmarine
Snails and Slugs of the
Samoan Islands

Robert H. Cowie

Bulletin in Zoology 3
1998, 122 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 0-930897-99-4 / 978-0-930897-99-4, $29.95

Surgeonfishes of Hawai‘i
and the World

John E. Randall

Bulletin in Zoology 4
2002, 123 pages, 7 x 10
(PA) 1-56647-561-9 / 978-1-56647-561-7, $18.95

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Scholarly Bulletins

OcBcisahsoiopnMal uPsaepuemrs

Bishop Museum Occasional Papers is a series of short, peer-
reviewed reports of original research in the natural and cultural
sciences of Hawai‘i and the Pacific region. Collection of papers
into numbered volumes ceased with Vol. 31. Papers are now
published individually, starting with No. 32.
*Unlisted issues are out of print.

Volume 29. 11 articles. No. 35. The Tribe Diapodini No. 40. Revision of the
May 1989. 220 pages/$45.00 (Coleoptera: Platypodidae) Endemic Hawaiian Genus
Volume 30. 11 articles. of Papua New Guinea. By Sarona Kirkaldy (Heteroptera:
June 1990. 300 pages/$45.00 Hywel Roberts. July 7, 1993. Meiridae: Orthotylinae). By
Volume 31. 12 articles. 39 pages/$15.95 Adam Asquith. November 14,
August 1991. 227 pages/ No. 36. A New Neomachilis 1994. 81 pages/$21.00
$50.00 Species from the No. 43. A Primitive New
No. 32. Yoshio Kondo: Hawaiian Islands (Insecta: Species of Hydrometra
Bibliography and List of Taxa. Archaeognatha: Machilidae). from Tahiti (Heteroptera:
By Robert H. Cowie. April 15, By Helmut Sturm. July 16, Hydrometridae). A New
1993. 10 pages/$4.95 1993. 16 pages/$4.95 Species of Hydrometra from
No. 33. Review and No. 37. Review of the the Seychelles (Heteroptera:
Phylogenetics of the Endemic Hawaiian Genus Hydrometridae). Revision
Antoniinae of Australasia Sigmatineurum Parent of the Genus Hydrometra
(Diptera: Bombyliidae). (Diptera: Dolichopodidae). Latreillle in Indochina and the
By Neal L. Evenhuis. By Neal L. Evenhuis and Dan Western Malay Archipelago
April 15, 1993. 21 pages/$8.95 A. Polhemus. February 21, (Heteroptera: Hydrometridae).
No. 34. The Butterflies of the 1994. 19 pages/$7.50 By John T. Polhemus and Dan
Tonga Islands and Niue, Cook No. 38. Taxonomy, Phylogeny, A. Polhemus. August 15, 1995.
Islands, with the Descriptions and Zoogeography of the 72 pages/$20.00
of Two New Subspecies. Genus Cylindrostethus Fieber No. 44. The Tabanidae
By Jacqueline Y. Miller and in the Paleotropical Region (Diptera) of New Caledonia.
Lee D. Miller. May 5, 1993. (Heteroptera: Gerridae). By By John F. Burger. December
24 pages/$4.95 Dan A. Polhemus. July 6, 1994. 15, 1995. 56 pages/$14.00
34 pages/$14.95

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No. 45. Records of the Hawaii By Andrew Engilis, Jr., and No. 63. Records of the
Biological Survey for 1995- Ronald E. Cole. May 22, 1997. Hawaii Biological Survey for
Part 1: Articles. By Neal L. 19 pages/$15.00 1999-Part 1: Articles. By Neal
Evenhuis and Scott E. Miller, No. 53. Review of Flightless L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
editors. February 15, 1996. Dolichopodidae (Diptera) in Eldredge, editors. September
72 pages/$10.50 the Hawaiian Islands. By Neal 15, 2000. 49 pages/$12.00
No. 46. Records of the L. Evenhuis. July 4, 1997. 29 No. 64. Records of the
Hawaii Biological Survey for pages, 2 color photos/$15.00 Hawaii Biological Survey for
1995-Part 2: Notes. By Neal L. No. 54. The Aeletes of the 1999-Part 1: Notes. By Neal
Evenhuis and Scott E. Miller, Hawaiian Islands (Coleoptera: L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
editors. February 15, 1996. Histeridae). By Tomas Yélamos. Eldredge, editors. September
50 pages/$10.50 May 15, 1998. 61 pages/$18.00 15, 2000. 63 pages/$12.00
No. 47. Revision of the No. 55. Records of the Hawaii No. 65. Survey of Invasive or
Genus Hydrometra Latreille Biological Survey for 1997- Potentially Invasive Cultivated
in Australia, Melanesia, Part 1: Articles. By Neal L. Plants in Hawaii. By George
and the Southwest Pacific Evenhuis, and Scott E. Miller, W. Staples, Derral Herbst, and
(Heteroptera: Hydrometridae). editors. May 28, 1998. Clyde T. Imada. November 15,
By John T. Polhemus and Ivor 77 pages/$10.50. 2000. 35 pages/$12.00
Lansbury. June 25, 1997. No. 56. Records of the Hawaii No. 66. Annotated Checklist
67 pages/$20.00 Biological Survey for 1997- of the Shore Fishes of the
No. 48. Records of the Hawaii Part 2: Notes. By Neal L. Marquesas Islands. By John
Biological Survey for 1996- Evenhuis, and Scott E. Miller, E. Randall and John L. Earle.
Part 1: Articles. By Neal L. editors. May 28, 1998. December 20, 2000.
Evenhuis and Scott E. Miller, 70 pages/$10.50 39 pages/$12.00
editors. February 25, 1997. No. 57. Preliminary Report on No. 67. Plutella in the
82 pages/$10.50 Oribatid Mite (Acari:Oribatida) Hawaiian Islands: Relatives
No. 49. Records of the Diversity in the Hawaiian and Host-Races of the
Hawaii Biological Survey for Islands. By Sabina F. Swift and Diamondback Moth
1996-Part 2: Notes. By Neal L. Roy A. Norton. May 29, 1998. (Lepidoptera: Plutellidae). By
Evenhuis and Scott E. Miller, 44 pages/$15.00 Gaden S. Robinson and Klaus
editors. February 25, 1997. No. 61. The Cicadas of Mt. Sattler. November 30, 2001.
71 pages/$10.50 Bosavi and the Kikori Basin, 27 pages/$12.00
No. 50. Catalog and Southern Papua New Guinea No. 68. Records of the
Bibliography of the (Homoptera: Tibicinidae). By Hawaii Biological Survey for
Nonindigenous Nonmarine A.J. de Boer. August 15, 2000. 2000-Part 1: Articles. By Neal
Snails and Slugs of the 23 pages/$12.00 L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
Hawaiian Islands. By Robert H. No. 62. A New Species of Eldredge, editors. March 25,
Cowie. February 25, 1997. Hawaiian Campsicnemus 2002. 78 pages/$12.00
66 pages/$15.00 (Diptera: Dolichopodidae)
No. 51. Report on Mammals from Rosettes of the Lobeliad No. 69. Records of the
Collected during the Bishop Lobelia Gloria-Montis Hawaii Biological Survey for
Museum Expedition to Mt. (Campanulaceae) on Maui. 2000-Part 2: Notes. By Neal
Dayman, Milne Bay Province, By Neal L. Evenhuis. A New L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
Papua New Guinea. By Ronald Species of Ischnura from Rota Eldredge, editors. March 25,
E. Cole, Andrew Engilis, Jr., and (Odonata: Coenagrionidae), 2002. 55 pages/$12.00
Frank J. Radovsky. May 22, and A Discussion of No. 70. Records of the
1997. 36 pages/$15.00 Zygopteran Zoogeography Hawaii Biological Survey for
No. 52. Avifaunal in the Insular Tropical Pacific. 2000-Index to the Records
Observations from the By Dan A. Polhemus, Adam of the Hawaii Biological
Bishop Museum Expedition Asquith, and Stephen Miller. Survey for the years 1994
to Mt. Dayman, Milne Bay August 15, 2000. 12 pages/ through 2000. By Neal L.
Province, Papua New Guinea. $12.00 Evenhuis. 44 pages/$10.00

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No. 71. Bibliography of No. 78. Records of the No. 88. Records of the Hawaii
Norfolk Island natural history. Hawaii Biological Survey Biological Survey for 2004-
By Ian Endersby. February 28, for 2004-Part 1: Articles. By 2005 – Part 2: Notes. By Neal
2003. 43 pages/ $12.00 Neal L. Evenhuis and Lucius L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
No. 72. Review of the G. Eldredge, editors. July 27, Eldredge, editors. June 26,
Sandperches of the Parapercis 2004. 55 pages/$12.00 2006. 79 pages/$15.00
Cylindrica Complex No. 79. Records of the No. 89. Fiji Arthropods V. By
(Perciformes: Pinguipedidae), Hawaii Biological Survey for Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel J.
with Description of Two New 2004-Part 2: Notes. By Neal Bickel, editors. September 11,
Species From the Western L. Evenhuis and Lucius G. 2006. 55 pages/$12.50
Pacific. By John E. Randall. Eldredge, editors. July 27, No. 90. Fiji Arthropods VI. By
March 7, 2003. 19 pages/ 2004. 64 pages/$12.00 Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel
$10.00 No. 80. Bibliographic J. Bickel, editors. December 8,
No. 73. Records of the Hawaii Checklist of the nonmarine 2006. 66 pages/$30.00
Biological Survey for 2001- algae of the Hawaiian Islands. No. 91. Fiji Arthropods VII. By
2002 – Part 1: Articles. By By Alison R. Sherwood. July Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel
Neal L. Evenhuis and Lucius 27, 2004. 23 pages/$12.00 J. Bickel, editors. March 15,
G. Eldredge, editors. June 20, No. 81. Status and 2006. 42 pages/$12.00
2003. 53 pages/$12.00 occurrence of migratory birds No. 92. Honolulu Forams
No. 74. Records of the Hawaii in the Hawaiian Islands: Part from the Challenger
Biological Survey for 2001- 1— Aniseriformes: Anatidae Expedition 1875 “Rest Stop.”
2002 – Part 2: Notes. By Neal (Waterfowl). By Andrew By Thomas A. Burch and
L. Evenhuis and Lucius G. Engilis, Jr., Robert L. Pyle, and Beatrice L. Burch. May 11,
Eldredge, editors. June 20, Reginald E. David. July 27, 2007. 21 pages/$15.00
2003. 78 pages/$12.00 2004. 28 pages/$12.00 No. 93. Fiji Arthropods VIII. By
No. 75. Review of the No. 83. Bibliography of and Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel J.
Hawaiian Campsicnemus New Taxa Proposed by R. C. L. Bickel, editors. June 30, 2007.
Species From Kauai (Diptera: Perkins (1866–1955). By Neal 40 pages/$15.00
Dolichopodidae), with L. Evenhuis. August 5, 2005. No. 94. Fiji Arthropods IX. By
Key and Descriptions of 55 pages/$12.00 Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel J.
New Species. By Neal L. No. 84. Fiji Arthropods II. By Bickel, editors. September 7,
Evenhuis. June 20, 2003. Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel J. 2007. 40 pages/$15.00
34 pages/$12.00 Bickel, editors. December 15, No. 95. Records of the Hawaii
No. 76. Hawaii’s Biodiversity: 2005. 67 pages/$12.00 Biological Survey for 2006
A detailed assessment of the No. 85. Fiji Arthropods III. By – Part 1: Articles. By Neal
numbers of species in the Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
Hawaiian Islands. By Lucius J. Bickel, editors. February 28, Eldredge, editors. September
G. Eldredge and Neal L. 2006. 47 pages/$18.00 7, 2007. 37 pages/$15.00
Evenhuis. December 17, 2003. No. 86. Fiji Arthropods IV. By No. 96. Records of the
28 pages/$10.50 Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel J. Hawaii Biological Survey for
No. 77. Identity of Introduced Bickel, editors. April 15, 2006. 2006 – Part 2: Notes. By Neal
Snakeheads (Pisces, Channidae) 43 pages/$15.00 L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
in Hawai‘i and Madagascar, No. 87. Records of the Hawaii Eldredge, editors. October 29,
with comments on Biological Survey for 2004- 2007. 73 pages/$20.00
Ecological Concerns. By 2005 – Part 1: Articles. By No. 97. Fiji Arthropods X. By
Walter R. Courtenay, Jr., Neal L. Evenhuis and Lucius Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel
James D. Williams, Ralf Britz, G. Eldredge, editors. April 18, J. Bickel, editors. February 11,
Mike N. Yamamoto & Paul V. 2006. 66 pages/$15.00 2008. 64 pages/$20.00
Loiselle. February 10, 2004.
13 pages/$12.00

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No. 98. Fiji Arthropods XI. By No. 102. Fiji Arthropods No. 106. Fiji Arthropods
Neal L. Evenhuis and Daniel J. XII. By Neal L. Evenhuis and XV. By Neal L. Evenhuis and
Bickel, editors. May 30, 2008. Daniel J. Bickel, editors. March Daniel J. Bickel, editors.
52 pages/$15.00. 9, 2009. 48 pages/$15.00. December 15, 2009. 58
No. 99. Review of Hawaiian No. 103. Fiji Arthropods pages/$15.00.
Vespidae (Hymenoptera). By XIII. By Neal L. Evenhuis and No. 107. Records of the
James M. Carpenter. May 20, Daniel J. Bickel, editors. March Hawaii Biological Survey for
2008. 18 pages/$12.00. 31, 2009. 68 pages/$22.50. 2008, Part I: Plants. By Neal
No. 100. Records of the No. 104. New Species of L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
Hawaii Biological Survey for Frogs from Papua New Eldredge, editors. February 26,
2007. By Neal L. Evenhuis Guinea. By Fred Kraus and 2010. 80 pages/$20.00.
and Lucius G. Eldredge, Allen Allison. June 26, 2009. No. 108. Records of the
editors. August 6, 2008. 55 36 pages/$15.00. Hawaii Biological Survey for
pages/$16.00. No. 105. Fiji Arthropods 2008, Part II: Animals. By Neal
No. 101. Celebrating A XIV. By Neal L. Evenhuis L. Evenhuis and Lucius G.
Centuria of Volumes of the and Daniel J. Bickel, editors. Eldredge, editors. March 5,
Bishop Museum Occasional September 25, 2009. 68 2010. 54 pages/$15.00.
Papers: History, Contents, pages/$20.00.
Dates of Publication, and
Author Index. By Neal L.
Evenhuis. October 3, 2008. 76
pages/$20.00.

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BishPorpesMs Husisetuomry

Bishop Museum Press,
Hawai‘i’s oldest publishing
house, and one of the first
scholarly publishers in the Western
Hemisphere, was established in 1892 by
the first director of the Bishop Museum,
Dr. William T. Brigham. Having been
officially appointed by Charles Reed
Bishop in February 1891 for the sum
of $2500 a year, the young Harvard
graduate and former instructor at
Oahu College (now Punahou School)
immediately set out to catalog the
vast collections donated by its founders.
The Museum trustees agreed to
Brigham’s request to purchase a small printing press, made by Golding and Company
of Boston, for printing of labels used in the exhibition halls of the Museum.

Soon after, Brigham was able to convince Charles Reed Bishop that the Museum’s
activities could be extended to include the publication of information about specimens
on exhibit. The first Press publication was the Museum’s Preliminary Catalog written by
Dr. Brigham in 1892–1893, when he was the sole member of the staff working with the
first 6,000 specimens in the original three room building.

The small press proved so useful that the trustees allowed Brigham to purchase suitable
type and other printing equipment so that the Museum might publish its own research.
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Star-Bulletin the contract to print Museum manuscripts—an arrangement that
lasted over 40 years—and the printing press was removed from Museum grounds.

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the Bishop Museum Occasional Papers. The Bishop Museum Memoirs followed a year
later in 1899. After collaboration with Yale University provided funding for numerous
expeditions to the Pacific islands, the Bishop Museum Bulletin series was created in
1922 to publish the long research papers that were written.

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a gift publication. It is believed that around this time the Bishop Museum Press adopted
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Index of
Authors and Titles

A Legendary Tradition of Kamapua‘a, Bulletins in Botany, 52 Gagné, Wayne C., 53
27 Bulletins in Cultural and Gardens of Lono, 33
Gillen, Margaret Girvin, 8
A Redescription of the Australian Environmental Studies, 52 Gillett, Robert, 51
Flatback Sea Turtle, 54 Bulletins in Entomology, 53 Gon III, Samuel M., 2
Bulletins in Zoology, 54 Good Guys, Bad Guys, 13
A Tropical Garden Flora, 44 Burch, Beatrice L., 57 Hala and Wauke in Hawai‘i, 00
Abbott, Donald P., 47 Burch, Thomas A., 57 Handy, E. S. Craighill, 33
Abbott, Isabella A., 32, 46, 52 Burger, John F., 55 Handy, Elizabeth Green, 33
Akana, Collette Leimomi, 27 Butterflies of the Bulolo-Wau Valley, Hardy, D. Elmo, 53
Akua Hawai‘i, 15 Hats of Hawai‘i notecard set, 5
Allen, Melinda S., 33 47 Hawai‘i’s Invasive Species, 45
Allison, Allen, 58 Carlton, James T., 52 Hawai‘i’s Pioneer Botanist, 32
Amy Greenwell Ethnobotanical Carpenter, James M., 58 Hawaiian and English Cross-Age
Carroll, Rick, 32
Guide, 1 Catalog of the Keroplatidae of the Learning Picture Vocabulary
Ancient Sites of O‘ahu, 38 Book, 12
Anderson, Atholl, 51 World, 54 Hawaiian Antiquities, 19
Archaeology of Nihoa and Necker Catalog of the Nonmarine Snails and Hawaiian ‘Awa, 3
Hawaiian Cordage, 22
Islands, 39, 51 Slugs, 54 Hawaiian Grass House in Bishop
Archaeology of Niue Island, The, 51 Chai, R. Makana Risser, 17 Museum, The, 23
Armitage, Kimo, 15 Chauvin, Michael, 48 Hawaiian Hall Architecture, 7
Arts and Crafts of Hawaii, 18 Chun, Malcolm Naea, 40 Hawaiian Hall Artifacts, 7
Asquith, Adam, 54 Clark, E. W., 50 Hawaiian Petroglyphs, 38
Association for Hawaiian ‘Awa, 3 Cole, Ronald E., 56 He Buke Wehewehe Hua‘ōlelo
Barefoot on Lava, 30, 54 Courtenay, Jr., Walter R., 57 Baibala, 50
Barrère, Dorothy B., 19, 20, 21, 41 Cowie, Robert H., 45, 54, 55, 56 He Lei No ‘Emalani, 26
Beamer, Keola, 11, 14 Cox, J. Halley, 38 He Mau Nane Hawai‘i, 15
Beamer, Nona, 11, 14 Crowl, Janice, 2, 4 Heart of a Hero, 29
Beamer-Trapp, Kaliko 11, 14 D. Elmo Hardy Memorial Volume, 54 Heiau of the Island of Hawai‘i, 40, 51
Beckwith, Martha, 16 Daehler, Curtis C., 43 Helfrich, Philip, 29
Beery, Keith E., 12 David, Reginald E., 57 Hendrickson, J. R., 54
Bernice Pauahi Bishop, 8 Davies, D. M., 53 Hendrickson, L. P., 54
Bickel, Daniel J., 57, 58 De Boer, A. J., 56 Herbst, Derral R., 44, 56
Biodiversity Assessment of Tropical Di Piazza, Anne, 52 Herter, Eric, 35
Diamond Head from Waikiki, 8 Heuser, Steve, 00
Island Ecosystems, 43 Discovery, 35 Hiroa, Te Rangi, 18
Biology of Hawaiian Streams and Earle, John L., 56 Hitchcock, D. Howard, 9
Eldredge, Lucius G., 44, 52, 56, 57, 58 Hōkūloā, 48
Estuaries, 52 Eli, Mitchell, 16 Holstein, E. C., 49
Bishop Museum and the Changing Emerson, Nathaniel B., 19 Ho‘ohuli: A Turning, A Change, 7
Emory, Kenneth P., 39, 51 Horridge, Adrian, 23
World, 17 Endersby, Ian, 57 Huahine, 32
Bishop Museum Art Collection Engilis Jr., Andrew, 56, 57 Huakai Makaikai a Kaupo, Maui, 40
Enos, Solomon, 15 Huisman, John M., 46, 52
notecard set, 5 Ethnobotany of Tonga, The, 52 Hula: Historical Perspectives, 41
Bishop Museum Coloring & Activity Evans, Brad, 13 Hula Pahu, Volume 1, 42, 51
Evenhuis, Neal L., 13, 30, 44, 52, 53, Hula Pahu, Volume 2, 42, 51
Book, 13 Ide, Melanie, 2
Bishop Museum’s Hawaiian Hall, 4 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 ‘Ī‘ī, John Papa, 19
Black Flies of Java, The, 53 Finney, Ben, 34 Imada, Clyde, 1, 56
Bollt, Robert, 52 Fitzsimons, J. Michael, 52 Insular Evolution, Speciation, and
Botanical Illustrations notecard set, 5 Flatidae of New Guinea, 53 Revision, 53
Bowman, Sally-Jo, 4 Folktales of Hawai‘i, 25 James, Van, 38
Breadfruit, 8 Foster, Nelson, 17
Bridges, Kent W., 43 Fragments of Hawaiian History, 19
Britz, Ralf, 57 Franzen, David, 5
Brown, DeSoto, 31 Galuteria, Peter, 29
Buck, Sir Peter H., 18
Buke ‘Oihana Lapa‘au me nā ‘Apu

lā‘au Hawai‘i, 49
Bulletins in Anthropology, 51

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Jiao, Tianlong, 31 Māui, the Mischief Maker, 28 Review of the haleakalae Species
Johnston, Ed, 3 Maunupau, Thomas K., 40 Group, 53
Ka Buke Mele o nā Hīmeni Hawai‘i, 49 McGregor, Davianna P., 2
Ka Buke Mo‘olelo o Honorable Robert Medler, John T., 53 Review of the Rhyncogonus of the
Meier, Ursula H., 32 Hawaiian Islands, 53
William Wilikoki, 50 Meyer, Meleanna, 2, 7, 15
Ka Mo‘olelo Hiwahiwa o Kawelo, 1 Miller, Jacqueline Y., 55 Rhoads, Samuel E., 48
Ka ‘Oihana Lawai‘a, 17 Miller, Lee D., 55 Roberts, Hywel, 55
Ka Po‘e Kahiko, 20 Miller, Scott E., 56 Robinson, Gaden S., 56
Kaeppler, Adrienne L., 42, 51 Miller, Steven, 56 Rogers, Helen, 3
Kahanu, Noelle, 2 Moan, Tamara, 4 Royal Lineages of Hawai‘i, 10
Kahā‘ulelio, Daniel, 17 Moku o Lo‘e, 29 Sacred Hula, 41, 51
Kalauokalani, Moses, 16 Moku‘ula: Maui’s Sacred Island, 39 Sailing Canoes Off Niihau, 9
Kam, Kathleen, 15 Morris, Kendall M., 47 Sailing in the Wake of the Ancestors,
Kamakau, Samuel M., 20, 21 Morris, Linny, 4, 7
Kame‘eleihiwa, Lilikalā, 27, 28, 36 Motteler, Lee S., 30, 52 34
Kanahele, Pua Kanaka‘ole, 28 Mueller-Dombois, Dieter, 43 Sailing Routes of Old Polynesia, 52
Kaneshiro, K. Y., 53, 54 Nā Maka o Hālawa, 36 Samuelson, G. A., 53
Kapahulehua, Kawika, 12 Nā Mele Welo, 25 Sattler, Klaus, 56
Kapa Kuiki notecard set, 5 Nā Mo‘olelo Lomilomi, 17 Sherwood, Allison R., 57
Kaua Kūloko 1895, 50 Nakanaela, Thomas K., 50 Sinoto, Yosihiko H., 32
Keaomelemele, 26 Native Land Foreign and Desires, 36 Sites of Maui, 37
Kelly, Marion, 41 Native Planters of Old Hawaii, 33 Sites of Oahu, 37
Kepelino’s Traditions of Hawai‘i, 16 Natural History of Nihoa and Necker Sohmer, S. H., 52
Kili and the Singing Snails, 4 Spencer, Thomas P., 49, 50
Kiyabu, Brian, 1 Islands, 44, 52 Staples, George W., 1, 44, 45, 56
Klieger, P. Christiaan, 29, 36, 39 Naupaka, 11 Stasack, Edward, 38
Korniker, Louis S., 54 New Guinea Flatidae (Homoptera), 53 Sterling, Elspeth P., 37
Kraus, Fred, 58 Newberry, A. Todd, 47 Stillman, Amy K., 41, 51
Krauss, Bob, 35 Nogelmeier, M. Puakea, 3, 17, 26, Stokes, John F. G., 40, 51
Kuntz, Federigo de Madrazo y, 8 Sturm, Helmut, 55
La‘au Hawai‘i, 32 49, 50 Sublime Beauty, 43
Lagunero, Al, 6 Norton, Roy A., 56 Summers, Catherine C., 22, 23, 37
Lansbury, Ivor, 56 Non-Climbing Species of the Genus Surfing: Historic Images from Bishop
Learning with Aloha, 12
Legend of Kuamo‘o Mo‘okini and Psychotria (Rubiaceae), 52 Museum Archives, 31
O‘ahu Exploits of Kamapua‘a, The, 27 Surfing notecard set, 6
Hamumu the Great Whale, The, 15 O’Grady, P. M., 53 Surgeonfishes of Hawai‘i and the
Legend of the Gourd, 4 Occasional Papers, 55
Leong, Jo-Ann, 29 ‘Ōlelo No‘eau, 24 World, 45, 54
Lincoln, Noa Kekuewa, 1 Orme, Harinani, 2, 4 Swift, Sabina F., 56
Loebel-Fried, Caren, 4, 11, 14 Osorio, Jonathan K., 2 Systematics of the Carlia “fusca”
Lono and the Magical Land Beneath Ostracoda (Myodocopina) from
Lizards, 54
the Sea, 14 Oahu, 54 Takaoka, H., 53
Lono’s Garden notecard set, 6 Outrigger Canoes of Bali and Tales and Traditions of the People of
Losch, Naomi N. Clarke, 40
Lost Maritime Cultures, 31 Mandura, Indonesia, 23 Old, 21
Louiselle, Paul, 57 Pacific Island Names, 30, 52 Tatar, Elizabeth, 42, 51
Lua: Art of the Hawaiian Warrior, 16 Paglinawan, Richard K., 16 Tephritinae of Indonesia, The, 53
Lucas, Kawehi, 12 Parsons, Michael, 47 The Beach at Waikiki, 9
Lum, Leimomi Mo‘okini, 15 Pearthree, Erik, 52 The Indestructible Square-Rigger Falls
Mai Pa‘a I Ka Leo, 3 Pele, the Fire Goddess, 28
Malo, David, 19 Perreira, Hiapo K., 1 of Clyde, 35
Mammals in Hawai‘i, 47 Perry, Jr., Enoch Wood, 8, 9 The Sky Tonight, 48
Manaiakalani, Maui’s Fishhook, 7 Peva, 52 Thornton, Ian, 53
Man of the Sandwich Islands, Polhemus, Dan A., 55 Tomich, P. Quentin, 47
Polhemus, John T., 55 Traditional Tuna Fishing, 51
dancing, 8 Psocoptera of the Hawaiian Islands, 53 Val, F. C., 53
Man of the Sandwich Islands, half Pua Polū, 14 Van Dyke, Peter, 1
Pukui, Mary Kawena, 17, 19, 20, 21, Varez, Dietrich, 24, 27, 28
face tattooed, 9 Wageman, Jim, 43
Manoa Valley from Waikiki, 9 24, 25, 26, 33, 40, 41 Walker, Jerry, 16
Manu, Moses, 26 Pulelehua and Māmaki, 2 Walter, Richard, 51
Map of the Island of Hawaii, 10 Pyle, Robert L., 57 Webber, John, 8, 9
Marine Bioinvasions of Hawai‘i, 52 Racoma, Robyn Yoko, 29 Whistler, W. A., 52
Marine Green and Brown Algae of the Radovsky, Frank J., 56 Williams, James D., 57
Randall, John E., 45, 54, 56, 57 Works of the People of Old, The, 21
Hawaiian Islands, 46, 52 Reef and Shore Fauna of Hawai‘i: World Catalog of Genus-Group
Marine Red Algae of the Hawaiian
Section 6B, Ascidians, 47 Names of Bee Flies, 53
Islands, 46 Rego, Manuel, 1 Yamamoto, Mike N., 57
Mason, Glenn, 2 Restoring Bishop Museum’s Hawaiian Yélamos, Tomàs, 56
Material Culture, 22 Zangerl, Rainer, 54
Hall, 2 Zug, George R., 54

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