Surf of Maliu, famous, [240]–242.
of Makaiwa, [242].
of Kauhola, [242].
of Kalehuawehe, Waikiki, most noted, [396].
Surf riding, [4], [6], [232], [242], [247], [302], [436], [706].
Taro, culture of, [222], [682], [684], [686].
implements used in culture of, [680].
introduced into Hawaii, [592].
preparation for planting; selecting seed (hulis); tops (huli), chosen for seed, [680].
used as firewood, [222].
varieties of, [680]–82–84.
Temple, of Alanapo, inland of Humuula, [136].
of Hauola in Waiawa valley, built by King Ola, [208].
of Humuula, home of Hina, [136].
of Kanelaauli (at Kahehuna), Palila carried in haste into the, [144].
of Kawelo built at Waianae, [28].
of Lolomauna, at Pokii, Kauai, [168].
(heiau) of Puukohola, in Kawaihae, [472].
Temple sacrifices, [206], [212], [322], [324].
Temples built by Kamehameha on the island of Hawaii, [464].
Teuthis sandwichensis (Manini) surgeon-fish, [98].
Thief, (smart), tried to steal shells from Umi, [284].
catching a, understood in Hawaii, [284].
lying, [286].
Iwa termed a smart, [290], [292].
Thieves, six expert, in service of Umi, [292].
expert in service of Kamehameha, [292].
Thunder referred to as rolling stones, [340].