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KAONA, LINO

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1948
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 129
Published: 1985



Aka 'Ano'ale Hohonu (deep shadows)
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 128
Published: 1985



As I remember
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 126-127
Published: 1985



Hapa/hapa
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 131
Published: 1985



Ho'omana'o … Pua Ke'oke'o
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 39
Published: 1985



MAKE Manu: MANU Make (dead bird: death bird)
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 137
Published: 1985



Manawa Kupono (opportunity)
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 130
Published: 1985



Palapala Hanau
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 138
Published: 1985



The Ho'okalakupua (the drift)
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 134
Published: 1985



There Were Clouds Low Over Kamakou (Pen and Ink)
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 132
Published: 1985



Untitled (About the second week I was in the hospital)
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 135-136
Published: 1985



Untitled (I agree with our King)
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 139
Published: 1985



Who are you? Are you sure?
Issue Title: Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water
Page(s): 133
Published: 1985

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