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`Ewa in HistoryA Guide to the Resources

`EWA IN HISTORY

A Guide to the Resources

Compiled and Annotated by Marie D. Strazar

History and Humanities Program of the Hawai`i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts

Honolulu 2000

State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, 2000

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`EWA IN HISTORY: A GUIDE TO THE RESOURCES

CONTENTS

FORWARD.......................................................................................................................... 3 ACKNOWLEGMENTS ........................................................................................................ 4 NOTE TO THE READERS.................................................................................................. 5 ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................... 6 BIBLIOGRAPHIES and DATABASES ................................................................................ 7 BOOKS................................................................................................................................ 8 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS .......................................................................................... 9 MANUSCRIPTS and ARCHIVAL COLLECTIONS............................................................ 14 PLANNING DOCUMENTS and ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ................................................................... 18 THESES and DISSERTATIONS....................................................................................... 38 SELECTED ARCHAEOLOGICAL and SCIENTIFIC REPORTS.................................................................................................... 39 MAPS ............................................................................................................................. 51 PHOTOGRAPHS .............................................................................................................. 52 PERIODICAL INDEXES and SELECTED PERIODICALS ............................................... 54 SELECTED PERIODICAL ARTICLES.............................................................................. 57 VIDEOTAPES and FILMS................................................................................................. 58 MUSIC and SOUND RECORDINGS ............................................................................... 61 LEGENDS ......................................................................................................................... 62 ARTIFACTS ...................................................................................................................... 63

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FORWARD

The Hawaiì State Foundation on Culture and the Arts produced a series of guides to historic resources from 1986 through 2000 that are accessible in the State of Hawai‘i. Each guide covers a wide span of resources: objects and photos, historic sites and buildings, audiovisual materials and books, archival collections and government documents, and several other categories of resource materials. The Guides focus on Hawaii’s coffee, rice, sugar, maritime, ranching, and pineapple industries. Guides with a geographic focus include: the island of Maui, the Kona districts of the Big Island, the island of Kauaì and the island of Molokaì. Èwa in History: A Guide to the Resources represents an attempt to identify and locate historical resources pertaining to the Èwa region of the island of Oàhu that are available to the public in repositories or sites within the state. All of the Guides are now in pdf format and available for downloading from our website at www.hawaii.gov/sfca.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Hawai`i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts gratefully acknowledges Marie D. Strazar (Dolly) for her work as Editor & Project Director of this publication during the time that she served as the foundation’s History & Humanities Coordinator. She began this Moloka`i publication before leaving the foundation in 2000. It has taken some time to assemble and finalize her draft so that we could include it with the other Guides. Unfortunately, no other items were added since 1999. We would like to thank all of the community resource experts who worked with Dolly to compile this publication. Mahalo also to Lowell Angell for his extensive manuscript preparation of resource entries and to Denise Maile Miyahana for additional correcting and formatting.

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NOTE TO THE READERS Diacritical marks:

(1) Hawaiian language words and phrases are in italics, except for place names. (2) Diacritical marks have been used in place names. The source used is the Pukui-

Elbert Place Names of Hawaii (1974).

(3) “Leprosy” has been replaced with “Hansen’s disease” in the annotations, even though the term used in the cited work referred to “leper” or “leprosy”.

(4) Items (2) and (3) apply only to the annotations. The title of the work, quotations used, etc. have remained intact.

Locations: The location of the work (“Loc”) follows the citation. At least one location is given for each work;

however, the listing of places where the item may be found is not meant to be inclusive.

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ABBREVIATIONS AH Hawaiì State Archives

BMA Bishop Museum Archives

BML Bishop Museum Library

HHS Hawaiìan Historical Society

HSL Hawaiì State Library (public library)

PUB Hawaiì State public libraries throughout the state

UH/Hawn University of Hawaiì, Hawaiìan Collection (Hamilton Library)

UH/AVC University of Hawaiì, Sinclair Library, Wong Audiovisual

UH/GOVD University of Hawaiì, Government Documents

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BIBLIOGRAPHIES and DATABASES Campbell, Susan M. Sugar in Hawaiì: A Guide to Historical Resources. Honolulu: State Foundation on

Culture and the Arts, in cooperation with the Hawaiian Historical Society, 1986. Annotated bibliography of resources on sugar and the sugar industry in Hawaiì. Includes references to Èwa Plantation, Oahu Sugar Co. at Waipahu, and Aiea Sugar Mill.

Loc: HHS PUB UH/Hawn

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BOOKS Ai, Chung Kun. My Seventy-Nine Years in Hawaiì. Hong Kong: Cosmorama Pictorial Publishers, 1979.

Chung Kun Ai was an immigrant to Hawaiì who became a very successful businessman. Among his early business ventures was drilling artesian wells at Èwa in the 1900s, in competition with the McCandless Bros.

Loc: HHS Cox, Doak C., ed. Drilling Records of the McCandless Bros., 1881-1937. Honolulu: Hawaiian Sugar

Planters Association Experiment Station, 1956. Detailed technical data on the McCandless Bros. artesian well drilling projects, including those at Èwa, Aiea, Moanalua and Pearl Harbor.

Loc: HHS McCandless, James Sutton. A Brief History of the McCandless Bros. and their Part in the Development of

Artesian Well Water in the Hawaiian Islands, 1880-1936. Honolulu: Advertiser Publishing Co., 1936. An account of how McCandless came to Hawaiì to drill for water on James Campbell’s former Honouliuli Ranch land, leased by B.F. Dillingham and sub-leased to Castle & Cooke for the establishment of a sugar plantation. Also discusses McCandless Bros. Investment in Èwa Plantation Co.

Loc: HHS Nellist, George F. The Discovery and Development of Artesian Water. Honolulu: Board of Water Supply,

1953. An overview of early efforts at establishing an artesian water supply on Oahu, including efforts at Èwa.

Loc: HHS Sedgwick, T.F. Artesian Wells in the Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu: Honolulu Engineering Association, 1917.

An early description of drilling efforts, with mention of the first wells at Honouliuli, Èwa. Loc: HHS

Stearns, Harold T. Records of the Drilled Wells on the Island of Oahu, Hawaiì. Honolulu: Advertiser

Publishing Co., 1938. Contains various technical data on wells drilled in Hawaiì beginning in 1881.

Loc: HHS Sterling, Elspeth P. et. al. The Sites of Oàhu. Honolulu: Bishop Museum Press, 1962.

Includes history and description of sites in the district of Èwa. Loc: PUB UH/Hawn

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GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS Hawaiì (Territory.) Civilian Defense, Office of, 1940-1945.

The Office of Civilian Defense was established by Governor Ingram Stainback through the Hawaiì Defense Act, Rule 2, on December 7, 1941, under authority granted by the Territorial Legislature in Section 18 of the Hawaiì Defense Act (Act 24, 1st Special Session, 1941). The records, dated 1940-1945, include administrative, financial and operational files of various OCD agencies. They consist of directives, correspondence, lists, maps, plans, charts, etc. Most records were originally transferred to the Hawaiì War Records Repository of the University of Hawaiì in 1945-46 by the creating agencies. After use by the University in preparing a history of World War II in Hawaiì (Gwenfread Allen, Hawaiì’s War Years, 1941-1945, Honolulu: University of Hawaiì Press, 1950.), they were transferred to the Archives, circa 1946. Records relating specifically to the Èwa district include those of the “Rural District” (Record Series 354), and those of the Pearl City Aid Station (Record Series 353, Box 5). The container list in the Government Records Inventory, Volume 5, provides details of the records.

Loc: AH Hawaiì (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, State) Dept. of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. 1849-1993.

This agency is the successor to the Interior Dept. of the Kingdom, Provisional Government, and Republic; the Territorial Office of the Treasurer and Treasury Dept.; and State Dept. of Treasury and Regulations, later renamed the Dept. of Regulatory Agencies. The voluminous records consist of various types of documents created or collected relating to the regulation of business activity in Hawaiì. There are 1,400 reels of microfilm, 18,945 microfiche, 147 cu./lin. feet of paper records, and 20 lin. ft. of bound hardcover volumes. Records include articles of incorporation files, certificates of dissolution and dissolution statements, annual profit and eleemosynary corporation exhibits, affidavits of incorporation and supplementary affidavits, petitions for extension or change of corporate name, partnership changes of name, partnership annual statements, canceled limited partnership files, trademark records, annual agricultural and fishing cooperative exhibits, and minutes of the boards of professional and vocational licensing division. Within these records are the names of all companies and entrepreneurs doing business in Hawaiì from 1849 and continuing through Most of the 20th century. Record series are 158, 231, 231a, 232, 237, 238, 256, 307, 308, 309, 323, 329.

Loc: AH Hawaiì (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, State) Dept. of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. 1840-1985.

Public education began in Hawaiì with the enactment of the first school law in 1840, soon after the adoption of a written constitution. Any village with 15 or more children of school age was to be provided with a school. The Dept. of Public Instruction was authorized by Kamehameha III in 1845. There were several reorganizations in name and structure over the years, culminating with statehood in 1959, when the Dept. of Education was established. Records consist of minutes, general correspondence, reports and various other records, including foreign language schools and vocational education. Much of the records remain unprocessed and many gaps in coverage exist. Records with specific relevance to the Èwa district include: Series 261, general correspondence, 1844-1923, which contains “Correspondence by subject, 1891-1920.” In the correspondence with the Board of Immigration are lists of school-age children arriving in Hawaiì whose families were destined for the various plantations. Within this same series is “Correspondence of the Superintendent with school agents, 1898-1909,” consisting of outgoing letters for Èwa, Oahu, 1896-1900. Other relevant records include “Incoming letters regarding land, 1846-1912,” concerning leases, exchanges, school sites, etc. Series 262, box 5 contains school agents reports for Èwa, Oahu in 1898, 1898, and 1899. Series 316, box 5 contains Foreign Language School files, program files, plantation managers, 1923-1925.

Loc: AH

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Hawaiì. (Kingdom) Foreign Office and Executive Branch. 1790-1900. The office of the Dept. of Foreign Relations was created in 1846 and was responsible for relations with foreign governments by accrediting special emissaries on diplomatic missions and consular agents resident in foreign ports, for receiving representatives of foreign governments, for protecting national security, for serving as the intermediary to register foreign vessels and settling affairs involving foreign residents, and for issuing passports. These functions continued until 1900 when the Organic Act established Territorial government. Executive power was vested in the King by the constitution of 1840. He directed the army, made treaties, received foreign ministers, appointed governors of the islands, and served as the chief judge of the supreme court until the Judiciary department was established in 1847. His powers were further defined in 1845 to include executive ministers, approving ministerial instructions, leasing lands, signing legislative acts, granting pardons, issuing charters of incorporation and patents, accrediting Hawaiian diplomatic agents and presiding over the impeachment of ministers. In 1893, these powers were vested in the president of the provisional government. The records group includes records created and collected by the Dept. of Foreign Affairs and by the King, Privy Council and Cabinet, and consists of minutes, reports, petitions, resolutions, letters, letter books, treaties, passports, consular commissions, diaries, financial records and broadsides.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Territory) Executive Branch. 1900-1959.

Representative records relating to Èwa include: correspondence between the Governor and Dept. Commander on proposed Aiea Military Reservation, dated May 21, 1914; correspondence to Commissioner of Public Lands from Governor, dated August 26, 1919, submitting letter from Major General C.G. Morton inquiring as to status of military reservation at Aiea, set aside by Executive Order No. 2566 in 1917.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom) Interior Dept. 1845-1898.

The first Organic Act in 1845 formally established the office of the Minister of the Interior to preside over the Dept. of Interior established the following year. In 1845, Kamehameha III named Dr. Gerritt P. Judd as the first Minister. Among his duties were responsibility for records of government lands, registry of deeds, leases and other instruments, surveying of government lands, public works, harbor improvements, sewers, government lighting, roads and bridges and improvement of agriculture. He was also responsible for acquiring and preserving heiau and puuhonua or the sites and remains. Records with reference to Èwa may be found in the following containers: Boxes 59-102: Land records, including those relating to lease or purchase of government lands. Boxes 103-132: Regulatory records consisting of licensing to conduct businesses or trades, arranged by type of permit. Sample entries include: Correspondence to A. Kauhi from Minister of Interior, dated Oct., 1883, granting a charter to Èwa Protestant Church; correspondence to W. Foster, police justice of Honolulu, from Minister of Interior, dated April 24, 1889, requesting him to forward to the Dept. all claims filed in connection with the proposed change in the government road in Èwa; correspondence to E.D. Tenney from Minister of Interior, dated Feb. 4, 1890, acknowledging acceptance of Charter of Incorporation of Èwa Plantation; correspondence to Surveyor General from Minister of Interior, dated Dec. 1, 1892, submitting map of proposed extension of Oahu Railway from Pearl City division to Waialua; also map of Pearl City Branch; correspondence to A.J. Campbell from Minister of Interior, dated April 24, 1889, requesting him to prepare estimates of the cost of moving the fences and buildings on the lands proposed to be taken in connection with the new government road in Èwa; petition to John Iì, dated June 2, 1847, from residents of Waipio Uka, Èwa, Oahu, “who have held the land since the time of Kamehameha I,” against stray animals.

Loc: AH

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Hawaiì. Public Works Records. 1900-1959. From 1900, Responsibilities of the Interior Department were assumed by the Public Works Department and, after statehood, by the Dept. of Accounting and General Services. In addition to many of the duties of the Interior Department under the monarchy, during the Territorial period, additional responsibilities included supervision of the Fire department, electrical inspection, garbage collection, house numbering, supervision of the water works, utility companies, bus service, registration of livestock brands, and numerous other tasks. Records are contained in Series DAGS, boxes 1 through 37.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom) Judiciary.

In 1840, the first constitution vested judicial power in the courts. Island courts held by the governors functioned as circuit courts. In 1847, Kamehameha III reorganized them into four levels of courts. The records of all circuit courts contain case files and minute books. District court proceeding are generally for minor violations, institutional commitments, criminal arraignments, and non-jury criminal cases. There are proceeding relating to plantation labor contract enforcement throughout the islands. The minute books are not indexed by name or type of case. The bulk of records are in Hawaiian and have not ben translated. Records for Èwa include the Èwa District Court of the First Circuit minute books, Sept. 1896-March 1929 (Series 253, volume 1-5), which consists of writs, petitions, orders, decrees, and judgements.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, State) Dept. of Land and Natural Resources. 1846-1990.

The records document the administration of public lands in Hawaiì and consist of minutes of the board meetings, correspondence of the Commissioner of Public Lands, and the records created by the commissioners to quiet land titles. The minutes (Series 269) date from 1895 to 1990. Records comprise over 225 cubic feet. Series numbers include 269, 285-289, 294, 312-314, 367-369, and 381.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom) Privy Council.

Entries in the Subject File related to Èwa include: Minister of Interior to repair bridge on Èwa Road, dated April 23, 1847; petition for a charter for Èwa Protestant Church, dated Oct. 15, 1876, from Rev. M. Kuaea and others, referred to the judges of the Supreme Court and Attorney General; report of the committee, dated Dec. 2, 1876, recommending a charter be granted to Èwa Protestant Church; request for granting a charter to Ekalesia - Ahahui Kahu Malama Waiwai, dated Oct. 25, 1883; resolution passed instructing Gov. Kekuanaoa to have the prison for women in Èwa enclosed by a secure fence, dated April 14, 1851.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, State) Department of Taxation. 1847-1990.

Tax assessment and collection dates to the creation of the Department of Finance in 1846 by Kamehameha III. Assessments were based on “fair value” of the property owners possessions. In 1859 the jurisdictions were subdivided into districts, of which Oahu had five. In 1897, they were re-designated as one division for each island, a system which continues to this day. Over the years many changes in organization and policies took place although the purposes and functions remained the same. Holdings with reference to Èwa include Series 224, Tax Assessment and Collection, consisting of collection ledgers: volume 23, 1855 through 1895; volume 25, 1896 through 1899; real property tax ledgers, 1900-1932, MFL 144; taxpayer’s property registers, 1931-1932, MFL 98; field assessments, 1929-1931, MFL 96; and 1931-1934, MFL 97.

Loc: AH

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Hawaiì (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, State.) Government Cemeteries Records, 1893-1967. Official concern for cemeteries began as part of the government’s efforts to establish a Board of Health. Kamehameha III and the Privy Council passed an ordinance on Dec. 16, 1850 creating a Board of Health and establishing relevant administrative regulations. One regulation provided that burials would be made only “in places selected for that purpose by the Board of Health with the approval of the government.” Of particular interest in the Èwa district is Aiea Government Cemetery, located on the mauka side of Kamehameha Highway near Aiea Depot Road. It contains a total area of 69,870 sq. ft., with approximately 20,000 sq. ft. being private plots, and was placed under the administration of the Public Works Dept. in Feb. 1943. Aiea Government Cemetery records are found in Records Group DAGS 4-1 and 4-2. The container list in the Government Records Inventory, Volume 4, provides details of the records.

Loc: AH Hawaiì (Kingdom, Republic, Territory.) Census Collection Records, 1840-1896.

The earliest recorded population estimates of the Hawaiian Islands were made by Capt. Cook and members of his expeditions in 1778-79. The missionaries conducted a population estimate in 1823, followed by a general count of the major islands in 1831-32 and 1835-36, and various geographically-limited counts in the 1830s and 1840s. Official government efforts began in 1840 when the Kingdom’s tax officials were directed to conduct population counts as part of their regular duties. In 1846 responsibility shifted to the Dept. of Public Instruction. It was not until 1850 that an officially accepted count was made. This was followed by censuses in 1853, 1860, 1866, 1872, 1878, 1884, 1890 and 1896. In all, the Hawaiian government conducted 12 official censuses. With Territorial status, the jurisdiction shifted to the U.S. in 1900. Reference was first made specifically to the Èwa district in the census of 1878. The records are located in Series Box 194; the microfilm is MFL 65. The container list in the Government Records Inventory, Volume 4, provides details of the records.

Loc: AH Hawaiì (Provisional Government, Republic, Territory) Citizen’s Guard Records, 1893-1902.

The Citizen’s Guard was organized by Frank B. McStocker, chairman of the executive committee of the Annexation Club, Attorney General A.S. Hartwell and others shortly after the establishment of the Provisional Government to strengthen the cause of the Annexation Party. The Marshall’s Office, under the Department of the Attorney General, commissioned the Guard as Special Police Officers. They were organized as a volunteer militia and functioned as an emergency police force, assisting the Sheriff’s Departments on each island in maintaining law and order, preserving peace and public safety, protecting life and property, and defending the government against enemy attacks. Following the 1895 rebellion, the Guard was reorganized into five divisions. The Second Division comprised mounted reserves and units on Oàhu outside of Honolulu. Company 3 of the Second Division was located in Èwa; Company 4 at Pearl City. With U.S. annexation of the Republic of Hawaiì, the Citizen’s Guard was disbanded on July 18, 1898. It subsequently remained active and functioned as a social club. The majority of the records date from 1895 to 1898 and consist of rosters and personnel records, minutes, and correspondence. They are located in Record Series 50-66. The container list in the Government Records Inventory, Volume 5, provides details of the records.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom, Republic, Territory.) Commission on Boundaries, 1863-1927.

A Commission on Boundaries was established in 1862 to determine and certify boundaries for owners of ahupuaà and ili (land sections) whose lands had not been awarded by the land commissioners; patented or conveyed by deed from the king; or described by boundaries resulting from an award, patent, or deed. Holdings include miscellaneous correspondence and books containing the Oahu proceedings and certificates, 1864-1927. The information is contained on microfilm MFL86. The container list in the Government Records Inventory, Volume 1, provides details of the records.

Loc: AH

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Hawaiì. (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, State.) Agriculture Records, 1893-1980.

Concern for agriculture in Hawaiì dates back to 1845, when forests were declared government property. In 1876, the Kingdom set aside forest lands and watershed for protection. In 1890, the legislature passed an act to suppress plant diseases. Government records exist mainly from the establishment of the Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry in 1893 through 1903, when it became known as the was the Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry. After statehood, it became the Department of Agriculture. The latter records date from 1960 to 1980. Matters relating to Èwa include entomology and fruit fly control efforts, as well as forestry activity. Among the examples relating to Èwa is correspondence regarding classification of 16,250 acres of Waipio lands owned by John Iì estate from forest reserve, dated 1923. The container list in the Government Records Inventory, Volume 2, provides details of the records.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom, Republic, Territory) Land Index Card Catalog, 1830-1918.

Contains entries arranged alphabetically by both name and location regarding land matters, i.e., grants, awards, court cases, construction, permits, etc. Examples in the Èwa District include: A 1917 award of Land Patent No. 6848 to Fred T.P. Waterhouse covering the Weloka Fishpond; Correspondence from W.J. Lowrie of Èwa Plantation to Minister of Public Instruction, dated 1894, regarding having a schoolhouse built on a lot surveyed and set aside for that purpose; Correspondence to George F. Renton from the Superintendent of Public Instruction, dated 1906, saying that a much larger school lot is needed and suggesting an exhange of property be made.

Loc: AH Hawaiì. (Kingdom, Republic, Territory, State.) Budget and Finance Records, 1842-1986.

The post of Minister of Finance was established in 1846. Among the office’s responsibilities were institution of a financial system for the Kingdom, initiation of revenues, first in the form of import duties, other internal taxes, foreign imports, departmental fees and fines, and issuance of currency and coins. In 1925, the Bureau of Budget was established, and in 1960 the office became known as the Department of Budget and Finance. Early Finance Department records include correspondence files (1842-1900) and a list for tax purposes of laborers at Moanalua (1849).

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Public Utilities Commission Records. The Public Utilities Commission was created in 1913 to regulate rates, rules and practices of all public utilities in the Territory, including all water, power, light, and transportation companies. Records (Record Series 206) include correspondence 1913-1956 with various public utilities, such as OR&L (Oahu Railway and Land Co.), on matters including requests to change rates for passenger transportation in the Èwa district; with Hawaiian Electric Co. concerning their generating plant at Waiau. Records Series 207 contains financial reports of utility companies 1922-30, 1941, 1944, 1948-50. Record Series 205 contains annual reports of various utility companies, 1903-54.The container list in the Government Records Inventory, Volume 3, provides details of the records.

Loc: AH

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MANUSCRIPTS and ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS Campbell, Estate of James. James Campbell, Esq.

Biography published by the Estate of James Campbell, c1978. Loc: UH/Hawn

Campbell, Estate of James. The legacy of James Campbell. Honolulu: Estate of James Campbell, 1977.

Booklet on the establishment and activities of the Campbell Estate. Loc: UH/Hawn

Campbell, Estate of James. A City Comes into Being: Kapolei 1993. Honolulu: Trade Publishing Co.,

1993. Pamphlet on the establishment of the city of Kapolei.

Loc: UH/Hawn Campbell, Estate of James. The Estate of James Campbell, 1959; A Year of Accomplishment. Honolulu:

Estate of James Campbell, 1960. Annual report of the estate’s activities.

Loc: UH/Hawn Campbell, Estate of James. Annual Review, Estate of James Campbell. [1989]. Honolulu: Honolulu

Information Service, 1989. Contents include public records (master's reports, financial statements, and other reports and documents) from the First Circuit Court, State of Hawaiì.

Loc: UH/Hawn Campbell, Estate of James. James Campbell Industrial Park. Honolulu: Estate of James Campbell, [1961].

Description of the proposed industrial facilities subsequently built at Èwa. Loc: UH/Hawn

Cariaga, Roman R. Filipinos at Ewa. Honolulu: n.p., n.d. [ca.1935].

Discusses the experiences of Filipino agricultural laborers in Hawaiì. Loc: UH/Hawn

Damon, Samuel Mills Manuscript Collection.

Consists of miscellaneous correspondence and other material relating to his government service, business records, personal papers, and published articles. Includes a map of the Damon home at Moanalua.

Loc: AH Dole, S.B. Collection.

Report to B.F. Dillingham on the Water Supply for Irrigation at Honouliuli Ranch by James D. Schuyler and G.F. Allardt, August 26, 1889.

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Ewa Plantation Company. A record of your visit to Ewa Plantation Co. Honolulu: Ewa Plantation Co., n.d. [1957?].

Tour booklet describing the process of making sugar. Loc: UH/Hawn

Ewa Plantation Company. [Annual] Reports. 1890-1967/68.

Loc: UH/Hawn Ewa Plantation Company. In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity no. 57,587: Ewa

Plantation Co., et al., complainants, vs. Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture of the United States, defendant. 1934. Transcript of litigation concerning the sugar quota set by Secretary Wallace under the Agricultural Adjustment Act.

Loc: UH/Hawn Ewa Plantation Company. Improvement incentive plan summary. Honolulu: Ewa Plantation Co., n.d.

[1963?]. Incentive plan proposal for Ewa Plantation workers.

Loc: UH/Hawn Ewa Plantation Company. The story of Ewa Plantation Company, Hawaiì. Honolulu: Ewa Plantation Co.,

n.d. [ca.1923]. Describes the history and operation of Èwa Plantation.

Loc: BML HSL/Main UH/Hawn Ewa Sugar Company. Labor Agreement between Ewa Sugar Co., Inc. and ILWU Local 142: effective

February 1, 1969. Union contract for workers at Èwa Plantation.

Loc: UH/Hawn Fujimura, Faith N. and Williamson B.C. Chang, eds. Groundwater in Hawaiì, a Century of Progress:

Proceedings of the Artesian Water Centennial Symposium. Honolulu: Estate of James Campbell, 1981.

Loc: UH/Hawn Gibson, Warren. Job List Analysis for Ewa Plantation Co. Agricultural Apprentices. Honolulu: n.p., n.d.

[ca.1944]. Describes plantation worker positions and duties.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hawaiì. Dept. of Land and Natural Resources. et. al. Welcome to the Demonstration Desalting Facility.

Honolulu: Hawaiì State Dept. Of Land and Natural Resources, n.d.[1995?]. Pamphlet describing the new desalinization facility at Èwa.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association. Report on the Dietary Observations Carried on at Èwa Plantation,

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1932-1933. Honolulu: Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, 1934. Health project conducted under the auspices of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, Ewa Plantation Company, the Queen's Hospital Research Department.

Loc: UH/Hawn Herbert K. Horita Realty Co. Royal Ko Olina. Honolulu: Herbert K. Horita Realty Co., 1990.

Pamphlet introducing the Royal Ko Olina Resort; includes plans for apartments. Loc:UH/Hawn

Honolulu. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. E komo mai = Welcome: Homeowner's Manual.

Honolulu: City & County Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, 1995. Information for Ewa Villages homeowners.

Loc: UH/Hawn Lowrie, W.J., et.al. Why Hawaiì Has So Few White Agricultural Laborers and Small Farmers. Honolulu:

n.p., n.d. [ca.1900]. Consists mainly of letters from W.J. Lowrie and G.F. Renton, managers of Èwa Plantation, concerning efforts to bring white farmers from the mainland U.S. for plantation labor.

Loc: UH/Hawn Mahi, H.U. Vital Statistics - Papa Helu, 1853-1860. Honolulu: n.p., 1861.

Contents include records of the konohiki of apana 2, the Èwa district of Oahu. Contains details of the educational system of the district, such as the names of teachers, payroll and other disbursements, curriculum reports, and the school-tax rolls which include the names of parents and students. Also records births, deaths and marriages of district residents. Includes two reports to John Iì.

Loc: BML Nakoa, Sarah Keliilolena. Lei momi o Èwa. [ca.1979].

In Hawaiian. Loc:UH/Hawn

Pagliaro, Penny. Ewa Plantation: an Historical Survey, 1890 to 1940. Honolulu: 1987.

A paper tracing the history in brief of Èwa Plantation, including the development of worker housing. The author subsequently founded Friends for Èwa organization to preserve the remaining housing and rural character of the Èwa Plantation.

Loc: HSL/Main, Èwa Beach UH/Hawn Personnel Services, Inc. Waipahu-Pearl City-Ewa Business and Community Directory and Blue Book.

[1961/62]. Wahiawa: Personnel Services, Inc., 1961. A listing of individuals, businesses, organizations, and services for the Ewa, Waipahu, and Pearl City areas.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Smith, W.O. Collection. Anonymous letter dated Jan. 9, 1895 to W.O. Smith, manager, Ewa Plantation, asking, “Can the capitalists stand two years of having their mills and canefields at Èwa and Kahuku burned, as the morning paper says none of the Cabinet are in favor of showing the rebels any mercy and annexation doesn’t seem to be a possibility while Cleveland is president.” The letter refers to the threat of retribution in the wake of the “rebellion” of 1895, in which royalists unsuccessfully attempted to restore the monarchy, the resulting intention by the government to fully prosecute those involved, and the fact that President Cleveland strongly believed the overthrow of the monarchy was wrong and had no intention of allowing annexation of Hawaiì in the remaining two years of his term.

Loc: AH United States. Army. Corps of Engineers.

Letter from the Secretary of the Army transmitting a letter from the Chief of Engineers, Department of the Army, dated October 5, 1964 regarding Honolulu Harbor and Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, Hawaiì. Contains a review, with accompanying papers and illustrations, of the reports on Honolulu Harbor and Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, Hawaiì, requested by resolutions of the Committee on Public Works, House of Representatives.

Loc: UH/Hawn UH/GOVD United States. Congress. House Committee on the Judiciary.

Ewa Plantation Co. report (to accompany H. R. 3406). 81st Congress, 1st session, House. 1949. Claim for property damage by the armed forces of the U.S. from Dec. 8, 1941 through June 20, 1945.

Loc: UH/Hawn University of Hawaiì. Community Colleges. “ ‘For Èwa:’ Hawaiian style theatre at Leeward Community

College. Script written by LCC Drama students, Fall 1993-Spring 1994.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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PLANNING DOCUMENTS and ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS Amfac Communities Hawaiì. Revised Environmental Impact Statement for Proposed Low and Medium

Density Apartments, Waipahu, Èwa, Oahu. [1977?]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Au, Henry Tuck. Traffic Impact Statement for West Beach Resort Project, Honouliuli, Èwa, Island of

Oahu. 1979. Loc: UH/Hawn

Barbers Point Naval Air Station (Hawaiì). Redevelopment Commission. Annual Report. Dec. 1997.

Loc: UH/Hawn Bathen, Karl H. Results of Circulation Measurements Taken Between August 1972 to May 1973 in the

Area Between Barbers Point and the Entrance to Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaiì. Published by James K. K. Look Laboratory of Oceanographic Engineering, 1974.

Loc: UH/Hawn Bathen, Karl H. et. al. Literature Review of Available Terrestrial, Meterological [sic] and Oceanographic

Information Pertinent [sic] to the Area Around Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories, Inc. for the Conoco-Dillingham Oil Company refinery project, 1971.

Loc: UH/Hawn Belt, Collins and Associates et. al. Evaluation of Potential for Joint Military-Civilian Use, Naval Air Station

Barbers Point. Prepared for State of Hawaiì, Department of Transportation Airports Division [1985].

Loc: UH/Hawn Belt, Collins and Associates. Environmental Impact Statement for AES-Barbers Point, Inc. Coal-Fired

Cogeneration Facility. Draft and Final versions. Prepared for AES-Barbers Point, Inc. [1989].

Loc: UH/Hawn Belt, Collins and Associates. Ewa Water Master Plan. [1987].

Loc: UH/Hawn Belt, Collins and Associates. Suburban Water System, Ewa Water Supply Project, Ewa, Oahu, T.H.

(1957) Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Chief Engineer, Dept. of Public Works.

Loc: UH/Hawn HSL/Main

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Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Dept. of Anthropology. Cultural Resources Assessment for the Proposed Ford Island Causeway, Pearl Harbor, Èwa, Oahu Island. Part I: Archaeological walk-through assessment; Part II: Pre-military history research report. Prepared by for Belt, Collins & Associates, [1984].

Loc: UH/Hawn Bordner, Richard M. Review of the Two Reports Submitted by the Corps of Engineers, re: Small Boat

Harbor. Prepared by Archaeological Research Center Hawaiì, [1977].

Loc: UH/Hawn CH2M HILL. Waiau-Campbell Industrial Park 138 kV Transmission Line. Part 2, Ewa Nui Substation to

Waiau Power Plant. Draft and Final versions of environmental impact statement prepared for Hawaiian Electric Company, [1992].

Loc: UH/Hawn Chaney, Brooks & Company. Market Assessment for Ko Olina Phase II.

Prepared for West Beach Estates, 1989. Loc: UH/Hawn

Community Planning, Inc. Environmental Impact Statement for Proposed Low and Medium Density

Apartments, Waipahu, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared for Amfac Communities-Hawaii. [1977].

Loc: UH/Hawn Community Planning, Inc. Environmental impact statement for Bougainville Industrial Park, Halawa, Èwa,

Oahu, Hawaiì. Draft and Final versions prepared for Central Oahu Land Corporation, 1975, 1976. Loc: UH/Hawn

Community Planning, Inc. Drainage Study for the Waikele Project, Waikele, District of Èwa, Honolulu,

Hawaiì. [1985]. Loc:UH/Hawn

Daic, George F. Ewa Apartments No. 2: 123 Townhouses: Tax Map Key 9-1-01-16-17 & 18, Lot

1405-1406-1407: Fort Weaver Road, Ewa, Oàhu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Quality Pacific, Ltd. [1970].

Loc: UH/Hawn Dames & Moore. Environmental Impact Statement, Increment II: Proposed Ewa Marina Community, Ewa,

Oàhu, Hawaiì. 1985. Draft and Final versions. Loc: UH/Hawn

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Dames & Moore. Feasibility Study and Environmental Considerations: Disposal System for Proposed Can Manufacturing Facility, Campbell Industrial Park, Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Reynolds Metals Company, [1977].

Loc: UH/Hawn

Draft environmental impact statement for the proposed waterfront manor condominium project: Waipio, Èwa District, Oahu. 1980.

Loc: UH/Hawn Engineering Concepts, Inc. Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Campbell Drainage Channel:

Supplemental to Kapolei Business-Industrial Park EIS, Èwa, Oàhu, Hawaiì, tax map key: 9-1-14:4 (por). Draft and Final versions. Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn Engineering Concepts, Inc. Water Reclamation Facility and Demonstration Project: Final Environmental

Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI). Prepared for Department of Wastewater Management, City and County of Honolulu in connection with the Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent Reuse Project. [1997].

Loc: UH/Hawn Engineers-Surveyors Hawaii, Inc. et. al. Off-Site Water System for Ewa Development Projects. Draft and

Final Environmental Impact Statements. Prepared for Dept. of Housing & Community Development, City & County of Honolulu and the Board of Water Supply, 1995.

Loc: UH/Hawn Engineers Surveyors Hawaii, Inc. Negative Declaration for the Proposed Waiawa Corporation Yard:

Waiawa, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii-Tax Map Key: 9-6-01:8., 1985. Loc: UH/Hawn

Environmental assessment for changes in the procedures for construction of the Barbers Point deep draft

harbor, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. 1982. Loc: UH/Hawn

Environmental Communications, Inc. Environmental impact statement, Wailuna IV, Waiau, Ewa District,

Oahu, Hawaiì. Draft and Final versions. Prepared for the Lusk Company, 1988.

Loc: UH/Hawn Environmental Communications, Inc. Kapolei Knolls, Honouliuli, Èwa District, Oahu, Hawaiì.

Draft and Final Environmental Impact Statements. Prepared for the Lusk Company, 1988.

Loc: UH/Hawn Environmental Communications, Inc. et. al. Joint Federal-State Environmental Impact Statement for West

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Beach, Honouliuli, Ewa District, Island of Oahu, Hawaiì. 1985. Draft and Final versions. Loc: UH/Hawn

Environmental Communications, Inc. et. al. Environmental Impact Statement for Èwa by Gentry-East

Offsite Drainage Plan. Preparation Notice, Draft and Final versions. Prepared for Gentry Homes, Ltd. [1995].

Loc: HSL/Main, Pearl City UH/Hawn Environmental Communications, Inc. Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Proposed Waterfront

Manor Condominium Project, Waipio, Ewa District, Oahu. 1980. Loc: UH/Hawn

Evaluation Research Consultants. An Analysis of Selected Socioeconomic Impacts of the West Beach

Development, Honouliuli, Ewa District, Island of Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Environmental Communications, Inc., Honolulu, Hawaiì.

Loc: UH/Hawn GACI, Inc. Aiea Park Place: A Cluster Housing Development, Aiea, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaiì, TMK 9-9-10:04.

Prepared for Aiea Ventures, 1983. Loc: UH/Hawn

GACI, Inc. Environmental impact statement, Increment I: Ewa Marina Community, Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu,

Hawaiì, TMK: 9-1-12: Portion of 5. 1983, 1984. Draft, Final, and Supplemental versions. Loc: UH/Hawn

Gerritsen, Franciscus. Evaluation of Marina Concepts (E.I.S. Related) West Beach Development. [1979].

Loc: UH/Hawn Gray, Hong & Associates. Final Environmental Impact Statement for Melemanu Woodlands, Phase III,

Waipio, Ewa, Oahu. [1985]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Gray, Hong, Bills & Associates. Ewa Gentry: Environmental Impact Statement.

Draft, Final, and Supplemental versions. Prepared for the Gentry Companies, 1988, 1993.

Loc: HSL/Main, Ewa Beach, Kaimuki UH/Hawn Group 70 International et. al. Ewa Development Plan Report.

Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Planning Department [1995]. Loc: HSL/Main, Pearl City, Wahiawa, Waialua UH/Hawn

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Group 70 International. City of Kapolei Urban Design Plan. Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell, 1994.

Loc: UH/Hawn Group Architects Collaborative, Inc. Environmental Impact Statement, Ewa Marina Community, Ewa,

Oahu, Hawaiì. 1980, 1981. Draft, Technical Reports, and Final versions.

Loc: UH/Hawn Gruen Gruen & Associates. Community Impact Analysis of the Proposed Deep-Draft Harbor, Barbers

Point, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for the Office of Community Planning and Development, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1980.

Loc: UH/Hawn Harland Bartholomew & Associates. A Preliminary Draft Study for the Development of the Barber's Point

Industrial District, Honouliuli, Oahu, Territory of Hawaiì. Prepared for the Trustees of the estate of James Campbell, 1958.

Loc: UH/Hawn Harland Bartholomew & Associates. Preliminary Studies for a Potable Water Supply for the Barber's Point

Industrial District, Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaiì. Prepared for the Trustees of the estate of James Campbell, Honolulu, Hawaiì, 1958.

Loc: UH/Hawn Harris Miller Miller & Hanson. Naval Air Station Barbers Point air installation compatible use zones

(AICUZ) study. Also, Noise Contours and Supporting Data reports. Prepared for the Dept. of the Navy to update Air installations compatible use zone plan for Naval Air Station, Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì by PRC Speas. [1988], 1989.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hawaiì Housing Authority. Final Environmental Impact Statement for Ewalani Village. 1972.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hawaiì. Dept. of Education. Office of Library Services. Administrative Services Branch. Ewa Beach

Community-School Library Project Report, 1971-1974. [1976]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Hawaiì. Dept. of Accounting and General Services. Environmental Impact Statement for Construction of a

Roadway Entrance to Leeward Community College, Waipio and Waiawa, Ewa, Oahu. 1972, 1974. Draft, Final, and Addendum versions.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Hawaiì. Dept. of Labor and Industrial Relations. Locations of Employment in Hawaiì: Campbell Industrial Park. 1982. Compiled by Labor Market and Employment Service Research Section, State of Hawaiì.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hawaiì. Dept. of Land and Natural Resources. Final Environmental Impact Statement: State Land

Exchange to Allow the Development of the University of Hawaiì West Oahu Campus. [1996]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Hawaiì. Dept. of Transportation. Harbors Division. Oahu Commercial Harbors: 2020 Master Plan. 1997.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hawaiì. Dept. of Education. Office of Library Services. Reports of Community-School Library Projects:

Ewa Beach, Kahuku. (1976). Loc: UH/Hawn

Hawaiì. Division of Public Works. Planning Branch. A Project Development Report for the Leeward

Community Health Center, Fourth Street, Pearl City, Ewa, Oahu, Tax Map Key: 9-7-22:1. [1972]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Hawaiì. Division of Public Works. Planning Branch. A Staff Study on the Site Selection for Puuloa (Ewa

Beach III) Elementary School. 1971 Loc: UH/Hawn

Hawaiì. Harbors Division. 2010 Master Plan for Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaiì. [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn Hawaiì. Office of State Planning. Carrying Capacity: A Pilot Study: Report to the Legislature on Act 357,

SLH 1989. [1990]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Helber, Hastert & Kimura. City of Kapolei and Surrounding Area Master Plan, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaiì.

Prepared for The Estate of James Campbell [1989]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Helber, Hastert & Kimura. Environmental Impact Statement Kapolei Town Center: The Estate of James

Campbell, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaiì. [1988]. Draft and Final versions. Loc: UH/Hawn

Helber, Hastert & Fee. Galbraith Trust Estate Wahiawa Lands Development, Wahiawa District, Oahu,

Hawaiì. Draft and Final Environmental Impact Statements. Prepared for Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd., [1993].

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Helber, Hastert & Fee. Kapolei Area Long Range Master Plan: Ewa, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell [1992].

Loc: UH/Hawn Helber, Hastert & Fee. Kapolei Area Bikeway Plan.

Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell, 1991. Loc: UH/Hawn

Helber Hastert & Kimura. Ewa Long Range Master Plan, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaiì.

Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell, 1988. Loc: HSL/Main, Èwa Beach; UH/Hawn

Helber, Hastert & Fee. East Kapolei Project, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaiì: Environmental impact Statement.

Draft and Final versions. Prepared for Schuler Homes, Inc. in support of Èwa development plan, land use map amendment, 1995, 1996.

Loc: UH/Hawn Helber, Hastert, Van Horn and Kimura. Resident/Visitor Entertainment Attraction, Ewa, Oahu, Hawaiì,

1987. Draft and Final Environmental Impact Statements. Loc: UH/Hawn

T Honolulu (Hawaiì) Planning Dept.

Alternative growth patterns for Èwa and Central Oahu's future: Èwa and Central Oahu development plans revision program. [1994].

Loc: HSL/Main, Kaneohe UH/Hawn Honolulu, City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Development plan ordinance - Èwa. [draft]. 1980.

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Public Works. Draft Environmental impact statement for Èwa Beach

Sewer system. Supplement to Final environmental statement, Mamala Bay wastewater treatment and disposal system. 1975.

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Public Works. Final environmental impact statement for Èwa Beach

sewer system. (1975). Supplement to final environmental statement, Mamala Bay wastewater treatment and disposal system.

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Land Utilization et. al. Draft environmental impact statement, Èwa

Marina Community, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. 1980. Loc: UH/Hawn

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Honolulu. City & County. Division of Sewers. A report on sewerage master plan for Waipahu, Èwa, Oahu. (1957).

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Èwa development plan public review draft. Summary brochure.

1995. Loc: HSL/Main

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Mayor's Meeting with the Èwa Beach Community

Association. July 30, 1984. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Proposed amendments to the Èwa development

plan: annual review. 1983-. Loc: HSL/Main, Kaneohe

Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Request for review and comments on the draft Èwa development

plan and draft Central Oahu development plan. 1995. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Consolidated revisions to the proposed Èwa Development Plan:

related to the University of Hawaiì West Oahu. 1996. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Requests for changes to the proposed Èwa Development Plan.

1996. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Board of Water Supply. A water supply for the Èwa and Waianae districts. 1958.

Report to Mayor and Board of Supervisors. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Parks and Recreation. Draft environmental impact statement for West

Loch golf course and shoreline park, West Loch, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. 1987. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. Final environmental impact

statement for Waiola Estates/Kipapa Ridge Estates subdivision: Waipio, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. [1989]. Loc: UH/Hawn

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Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. Final environmental impact statement for West Loch Estates, West Loch, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. [1987].

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Report on request for amendment to the land use

map which is not being proposed by the chief planning officer: Èwa development plan. 1988. Loc: HSL/Main

Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Èwa development plan. [1997].

Loc: HSL/Main, Kalihi-Palama, Mililani, Waipahu Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Èwa development plan public review draft. [1995]

Loc: HSL/Main, Wahiawa Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Èwa Development plan. [1996].

Loc: HSL/Main, Èwa Beach, Kaimuki, Kaneohe, Mililani, Pearl City, Wahiawa, Waialua, Waipahu; UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. et. al. West Loch Fairways Plan. 1990.

Loc:UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Èwa development plan: public review draft [1995].

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. 1996 development plan annual amendment review.

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Planning Dept. Èwa development plan. [1997].

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Data book for the Èwa neighborhood [vol. no.23]

[1977]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. Comments and responses to the

EIS preparation notice. [1991]. Loc: HSL/Main

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Public Works. Draft supplemental environmental impact statement for

the proposed Honouliuli Waste Water Treatment Plant, Unit 2, Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu. 1988. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Public Works. Final supplemental environmental impact statement for

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the proposed Honouliuli Waste Water Treatment Plant, Unit 2, Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu. [1988]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. Waiola Estates subdivision,

Waipio, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì: final environmental impact statement. 1986. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. Waiola Estates subdivision,

Waipio, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì : draft environmental impact statement. [1986]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. 1982 preliminary development plan review.

Volume 3 contains Èwa district data. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Waiola estates subdivision petition: Waipio, Èwa,

Oahu, Hawaiì (TMK: 9-4-7: 1). Prepared for Department of Housing and Community Development, City and County of Honolulu, 1986.

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of Parks and Recreation. Environmental impact statement for West Loch

golf course and shoreline park, West Loch, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. [1988]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Development plan ordinance for Èwa, [draft]. 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City & County. Dept. of General Planning. Development plan ordinance for Èwa, [final]. 1980.

Loc: UH/Hawn Honolulu. City and County. Planning Dept. Consolidated revisions to the proposed Èwa Development

Plan: excluding University of Hawaiì West Oahu issues. 1996. Loc: UH/Hawn

Honolulu. Planning Dept. Request for review and comments on the draft Èwa development plan and draft

Central Oahu development plan. [1995]. Loc: HSL/Main

Housing Finance and Development Corporation. Kapolei Village master plan report: executive summary.

Prepared for the Department of Housing and Community Development, 1988. Loc: UH/Hawn

Huddleston, Bruce. Draft environmental impact statement for the proposed Advanced Technology

Incineration, Inc. hazardous waste treatment facility [Èwa, Hawaiì]. 1989.

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Loc: UH/Hawn Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories. Study to assess the environmental impact of the proposed

Conoco/Dillingham refinery at Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì; progress report. Prepared for the Conoco-Dillingham Oil Company, 1972.

Loc: UH/Hawn Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories, Inc. et. al.

Conoco-Dillingham refinery, Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì; summary environmental report. Prepared for the Hawaiì Office of Environmental Quality Control, 1972.

Loc: UH/Hawn Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories, Inc. et. al.

Conoco-Dillingham refinery, Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì; environmental report. Includes comments on the environmental report and CDOC responses to the comments, 1972-73. Prepared for submission to the Hawaiì Office of Environmental Quality Control. [c1972].

Loc: UH/Hawn James Campbell High School. A self-study for accreditation: new approach format: James Campbell High

School, Èwa Beach, Hawaiì. Prepared for Leeward Oahu District, Dept. of Education, State of Hawaiì, [1983].

Loc: UH/Hawn Joint Federal-State draft environmental impact statement, West Beach Project, Honouliuli, Èwa District,

Island of Oahu, Hawaiì. 1980. Loc: UH/Hawn

Joint Federal-State final environmental impact statement, West Beach project, Honouliuli, Èwa District,

Island of Oahu, Hawaiì. 1980. Loc: UH/Hawn

Lewis, Earnest. The Campbell Project; a preliminary report.

Prepared by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, 1971? Loc: UH/Hawn

Lyman, Melissa et. al. Kapolei, a progress report. [DATE?]

Loc: UH/Hawn M & E Pacific, Inc. Revised environmental impact statement for the Barbers Point deep-draft harbor on

Oahu. Prepared for Water Transportation Facilities Division, Department of Transportation, State of Hawaiì, 1978.

Loc: UH/Hawn M & E Pacific, Inc. Environmental impact statement for the Barbers Point deep-draft harbor on Oahu.

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Prepared for Water Transportation Facilities Division, Department of Transportation, State of Hawaiì, 1977.

Loc: UH/Hawn Masa Fujioka & Associates. Report: phase II environmental site assessment, Èwa Junction Navy drum

site, areas 1, 2, & 4, TMK: 9-4-8:10 and 9-6-3:44, Èwa Junction [Pearl Harbor], Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for ICF Kaiser Engineers, Inc., [1992]. Assesses the potential of impact of hydrocarbon contamination on development of the site as a station and maintenance yard for the Honolulu Rapid Transit Project.

Loc: HSL/Main UH/Hawn Mitsunaga & Associates. Draft environmental impact statement for the Kapolei Sports and Recreation

Center. Prepared for Department of Accounting & General Services, State of Hawaiì [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn Mitsunaga & Associates. Final environmental impact statement for the Kapolei Sports and Recreation

Center. Prepared for Department of Accounting & General Services, State of Hawaiì, 1992.

Loc: UH/Hawn MSM & Associates. Èwa Marina Community, Oahu, Hawaiì. [planning report]. 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn MSM and Associates. Èwa Marina Community project: preliminary environmental assessment. 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn Neighbor Island Consultants. Probable dredged material utilization parameters for Barbers Point Harbor.

Prepared for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, [1976]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Neller, Earl. A preliminary review and evaluation of archaeological studies and recommendations for the

proposed West Beach Estates at Èwa, Oahu. [1985] Prepared for the Hawaiì State Historic Preservation Office.

Loc: UH/Hawn Pacific Concrete and Rock Company. Environmental impact statements for quarry relocation from existing

Puu Palailai site to new Puu Makakilo site. [1972]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Park Engineering, Inc. Drainage report for Èwa by Gentry - East, phase I, offsite drainage plan. [1995].

Loc: HSL/Main, Kaimuki, Pearl City UH/Hawn Park, Gerald. Draft environmental impact statement, Central Oahu Development Plan Amendment,

Waipio, Èwa, Oahu.

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Prepared for Honbushin Mission International of Hawaiì, 1989. Loc: UH/Hawn

Park, Gerald. Final environmental impact statement, Central Oahu Development Plan Amendment,

Waipio, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared for Honbushin Mission International of Hawaiì, 1990.

Loc: UH/Hawn Parnell Associates, Inc. AICUZ analysis & options, NAS Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì.


Parnell Associates. AICUZ plan for land use compatibility, Naval Air Station Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì.


Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas. Final supplemental environmental impact statement for basin

expansion and tug pier at Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, job H.C. 1823 and future pier and storage yard improvements at Barbers Point Harbor, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for State of Hawaiì Department of Transportation, Harbors Division [1995].

Loc: UH/Hawn Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas. Draft supplemental environmental impact statement for basin

expansion and tug pier at Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, job H.C. 1823 and future pier and storage yard improvements at Barbers Point Harbor, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for State of Hawaiì Department of Transportation, Harbors Division [1994].

Loc:UH/Hawn PBR Hawaiì. Èwa Plantation Villages study. [1979]

Prepared for Department of Housing and Community Development, City and County of Honolulu. Loc: UH/Hawn; HSL/Main, Èwa Beach

Peat Marwick Main & Co. Review of the Housing Development Special Fund with special focus on the

Èwa Villages and Pawaa housing projects. Prepared for the Honolulu City Council.[1997].

Loc: UH/Hawn Phillips Brandt Reddick. Èwa Plantation Villages Study III.

Prepared for Department of Housing and Community Development, City and County of Honolulu, 1979. Loc: HSL/Main, Èwa Beach

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Phillips Brandt Reddick. Èwa Plantation Villages Study II Prepared for Department of Housing and Community Development, City and County of Honolulu, 1979.

Loc: HSL/Main, Èwa Beach PRC Speas et. al. Air installations compatible use zone plan for Naval Air Station, Barbers Point, Oahu,

Hawaiì. Prepared for Pacific Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Facilities Planning Department. [1984].

Loc: UH/Hawn R.M. Towill Corporation. Waikele Elementary School, Waikele, Èwa District, Island of Oahu, Hawaiì:

draft environmental assessment with anticipation of negative declaration. Prepared for Department of Accounting and General Services, State of Hawaiì, 1996.

Loc: UH/Hawn R.M. Towill Corporation. Draft environmental impact statement for Kapolei Village, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì.

Prepared for the Housing Finance and Development Corporation, 1987. Loc: UH/Hawn

R.M. Towill Corporation. Final environmental impact statement for Kapolei Village, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì.

Prepared for the Housing Finance and Development Corporation, State of Hawaiì, 1988. Loc: UH/Hawn

R.M. Towill Corporation. Final environmental impact statement for the Èwa Villages master plan, Èwa,

Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Housing and Community Development, 1991.

Loc: HSL/Main UH/Hawn R.M. Towill Corporation. Draft environmental impact statement for the Èwa Villages master plan, Èwa,

Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Housing and Community Development, 1990. Loc: HSL/Main UH/Hawn

R.M. Towill Corporation. Kapolei drainage infrastructure study: pre-final report.

Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell and the Hawaiì Housing Authority, 1987. Loc: UH/Hawn

R.M. Towill Corporation. Development plan for Barbers Point Harbor.

Prepared for Harbors Division, Department of Transportation, State of Hawaiì, 1983. Loc: UH/Hawn

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R.M. Towill Corporation. Final design report: Barbers Point ocean outfall system. Prepared for the Dept. of Public Works, City and County of Honolulu, 1976.

Loc: UH/Hawn R.M. Towill Corporation. Design guide for Barbers Point Harbor.

Prepared for Harbors Division, Department of Transportation, State of Hawaiì, 1983. Loc: UH/Hawn

R.M. Towill Corporation. Final environmental impact statement for Honouliuli wastewater treatment plant

and Barbers Point ocean outfall system. Supplement to final environmental statement, Mamala Bay wastewater treatment and disposal system. 1975.

Loc: UH/Hawn R.M. Towill Corporation. Draft environmental impact statement for Honouliuli wastewater treatment plant

and Barbers Point ocean outfall system. Supplement to Final environmental statement, Mamala Bay wastewater treatment and disposal system. 1974.

Loc: UH/Hawn SMS Research, Inc. Public opinion survey for the Development Plan Program: resident opinion about the

problems and needs of the ... area. Prepared for presentation to Mayor Frank F. Fasi, City & County of Honolulu, 1978. Includes information on the Èwa urban area.

Loc: UH/Hawn Takeyama and Sullivan. Petition for land use district boundary amendment and exhibits: Royal Kunia Golf

Course number 2, Hoaeae and Waikele, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì, TMK 9-4-02, 46 and portion of parcel 01. Prepared for Halekua Development Company.[1989].

Loc: UH/Hawn Takeyama, Roy Y. et. al. Petition for land use district boundary amendment and preliminary planning and

environmental assessment for Village Park expansion, Hoaeae and Waikele, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared for WAITEC Development, Inc. [1986].

Loc: UH/Hawn Tanner, Carole S. et. al. Aircraft noise study of Barbers Point Naval Air Station, Oahu, Hawaiì: final report.

Prepared for Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Department of the Navy, 1972. Loc: UH/Hawn

Thompson, W. Y. Final environmental impact statement for the proposed Kipapa Industrial Park: Kipapa

Gulch, Waipio, Èwa District, Oahu. Loc: UH/Hawn

Thompson, W. Y. Draft environmental impact statement for the proposed Kipapa Industrial Park: Kipapa

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Gulch, Waipio, Èwa District, Oahu. Prepared for Dairy-Co., Inc., 1989.

Loc: UH/Hawn Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton. Development plan for deepwater port at Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì:

draft. 1961. Loc: UH/Hawn

Tyrone T. Kusao, Inc. Addendum report for Èwa Marina phase II final EIS, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Haseko (Hawaiì), Inc., [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn Tyrone T. Kusao, Inc. Èwa Marina, phase II, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì: final environmental impact statement.

Prepared for Haseko (Hawaiì), Inc. [1991]. Loc: HSL/Main

Tyrone T. Kusao, Inc. Èwa Marina phase II, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì: draft environmental impact statement.

Prepared for Haseko (Hawaiì), Inc., 1991. Loc: HSL/Main UH/Hawn

United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Review report on survey of Honolulu Harbor and Barbers Point

Harbor for navigation, Oahu, Hawaiì. 1963. Loc: UH/Hawn

United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Draft formulation design memo for Barbers

Point Harbor. 1976. Loc: UH/Hawn

United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Pacific Ocean Division. Honolulu and proposed Barbers Point

Harbors benefit appendix. [1976]. Loc: UH/Hawn

United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Proposed Èwa Marina, Èwa Beach, Oahu,

Hawaiì: environmental impact statement. [1992]. Loc: UH/Hawn

United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Operations Branch. West Beach development,

Honouliuli, Èwa District, Oahu, Hawaiì: informational supplement to the final supplemental impact statement: Department of the Army permit application. 1986.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, Hawaiì: final environmental statement. [1976]. Includes 1977 Supplement.

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Pacific Ocean Division. Hurricane vulnerability study for

Honolulu, Hawaiì, and vicinity. Prepared for State of Hawaiì Department of Defense, 1985-1986. Contents include determination of coastal inundation limits for southern Oàhu from Barbers Point to Koko Head, enumeration of dwelling units, population, critical facilities and lifelines within the coastal inundation limits for southern Oàhu, and impact of hurricane strength wind on typical dwelling structures on southern Oàhu.

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Draft environmental statement for Barbers Point Harbor. [1976].

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Proposed Èwa Marina, Honouliuli, Èwa

District, Oahu, Hawaiì: environmental impact statement. Prepared for Dept. of the Army permit application by Haseko (Hawaiì), Inc. [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Final supplemental environmental impact

statement, U.S. Department of the Army permit application, proposed swimming lagoons and marina for West Beach Resort Development, Honouliuli, Èwa District, Island of Oahu, Hawaiì. 1986.

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, Hawaiì: design memorandum no.

1. Accompanied by 1977 Supplement.

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Final environmental impact statement, U.S.

Department of the Army permit application: proposed Èwa Marina, Èwa Beach, Oahu, Hawaiì. [1993].

Loc: HSL/Main, Pearl City United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Draft environmental impact statement, U.S.

Department of the Army permit application: proposed Èwa Marina, Èwa Beach, Oahu, Hawaiì. [1992].

Loc: HSL/Main, Pearl City United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Barbers Point Harbor modification study,

island of Oahu, Hawaiì: final report. Prepared for State of Hawaiì, Department of Transportation. [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn

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United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Honolulu District. Barbers Point Harbor modification study, Island of Oahu, Hawaiì: draft reconnaissance report. 1995.

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, Hawaiì: supplement to the final

environmental statement. [1977]. Loc: UH/Hawn

United States. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Honolulu Area Office. Makakilo, Èwa, Oahu,

Hawaiì: final environmental impact statement. 1979. Prepared for Finance Realty Co., Limited.

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Honolulu Area Office. Makakilo, Èwa, Oahu,

Hawaiì: draft environmental impact statement. Prepared for Finance Realty Co., Limited. 1978.

Loc: UH/Hawn United States. Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Facilities Planning Dept. Master plan NAS Barbers

Point, Oahu, Hawaiì. [1985]. Loc: UH/Hawn

United States. Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Pacific Division. Soil and water conservation plan:

agricultural outlease--Unit 1, Naval Air Station, Barbers Point, Hawaiì. [1991]. Loc: UH/Hawn

University of Hawaiì. Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning. Sustainable Development or

Suburbanization?: Cumulative Project impacts in Ewa and Central Oahu. 1989. Loc: UH/Hawn

William E. Wanket, Inc. Final environmental impact statement, Waitec development proposal, Hoaeae and

Waikele, Èwa, Oahu: Tax map key: 1st division, 9-4-02, parcels 30 and portions of 01 and 17. [Village Park expansion]. 1986.

Loc: UH/Hawn William E. Wanket, Inc. Draft environmental impact statement Waitec Development proposal Hoaeae and

Waikele, Èwa, Oahu [Village Park Expansion] Tax map key: 1st division 9-4-02, Parcels 30 and portions of 01 and 17. 1986.

Loc: UH/Hawn William E. Wanket, Inc. Kapolei business-industrial park, Èwa, Oahu: final environmental impact

statement. Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell for submittal to Department of General Planning, 1990.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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William E. Wanket, Inc. Kapolei business-industrial park, Èwa, Oahu: draft environmental impact statement. Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell for submittal to Department of General Planning, 1989.

Loc: UH/Hawn William E. Wanket, Inc. Royal Kunia Phase II, Hoaeae, Èwa, Oahu: final environmental impact statement.

Prepared for Halekua Development Corporation for submittal to Department of General Planning, 1989.

Loc: UH/Hawn William E. Wanket, Inc. Makaiwa Hills, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì: final environmental impact statement.

Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell for submittal to Department of General Planning, 1991. Loc: UH/Hawn

William E. Wanket, Inc. Royal Kunia Phase II, Hoaeae, Èwa, Oahu: draft environmental impact statement.

Prepared for Halekua Development Corporation [1988]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Wilson Okamoto & Associates, Inc. Èwa Marina phase I, increment 2: final supplemental environmental

impact statement. Prepared for Haseko (Èwa), Inc. [1992].

Loc: UH/Hawn Wilson Okamoto & Associates. Èwa Marina, phase I, increment 2: final supplemental environmental

impact statement. Prepared for Haseko (Èwa), Inc. [1992].

Loc: HSL/Main Wilson Okamoto & Associates. Addendum to chapters I to VIII, Èwa Marina, phase I, increment 2: final

supplemental environmental impact statement, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Haseko (Èwa), Inc. [1992].

Loc: HSL/Main, Pearl City UH/Hawn Wilson, Okamoto & Associates. Ko Olina phase II : final environmental impact statement.

Prepared for West Beach Estates [1989]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Wilson Okamoto & Associates. Kapolei Civic Center site selection report

Prepared for the Estate of James Campbell, 1992 Loc: UH/Hawn

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Wilson, Okamoto & Associates. Ko Olina phase II: draft environmental impact statement Prepared for West Beach Estates [1989].

Loc: UH/Hawn Wilson Okamoto & Associates, Inc. Èwa Marina: draft supplemental environmental impact statement.

Prepared for Haseko (Hawaiì), Inc. [1992]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Wilson Okamoto & Associates. Èwa Marina : draft supplemental environmental impact statement.

Prepared for Haseko (Èwa), Inc., [1992]. Loc: HSL/Main, Pearl City

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THESES AND DISSERTATIONS Bennett, Thecla M. Palynology of selected horizons from the Èwa Coastal Plain, Oahu, Hawaiì. Thesis

(M. S.), University of Hawaiì at Manoa, 1985. Loc: UH/Hawn

Davis, Bertell D. Human settlement in pristine insular environments: a Hawaiian case study from Barbers

Point, southwestern Oahu. Dissertation (Ph.D., Anthropology)--University of Hawaiì at Manoa, 1990. Loc: UH/Hawn

Gogineni, Ravindra B. Comparative study of the desalting processes at the demonstration desalting facility

at Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì: process performance and cost factors. Thesis (M.S.,Civil Engineering)--University of Hawaiì at Manoa, 1992.

Loc: UH/Hawn Golojuch, Mike et. al. The redevelopment of Naval Air Station Barbers Point: an analysis of the public

decision making process. Thesis (M.A., Public Administration), University of Hawaiì at Manoa. [1997]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Gusukuma, Isaac V. et. al. The Èwa Beach Family Planning Clinic : a comparison of active and inactive

patients and their satisfaction with clinic services. Thesis (Master of Social Work), University of Hawaiì, 1976.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hammond, Stephen R. Paleomagnetic investigations of deep borings on the Èwa Plain, Oahu, Hawaiì.

Thesis (M.S.), University of Hawaiì at Manoa, 1970. Loc: UH/Hawn

Immisch, George B. Land Reclamation and the role of the hydroseparator at Èwa Plantation: a case study

of some of the effects of mechanized harvesting in the Hawaiian sugar industry. Thesis (M. A.), University of Hawaiì, 1964.

Loc: UH/Hawn Kato, Edie et. al. A descriptive study of individual education at Hale O'Ulu (School, Èwa Beach, Hawaiì.)

Thesis (Master of Social Work), University of Hawaiì. Loc: UH/Hawn

Tsutsui, Jeanne K. Èwa intersecting. Thesis (M. A., English), University of Hawaiì at Manoa, 1991.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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SELECTED ARCHAEOLOGICAL and SCIENTIFIC REPORTS Ahlo, Hamilton M. et. al.

An archaeological reconnaissance survey of the site of the proposed Solid Waste Processing and Resource Recovery Facility, Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared for Belt Collins & Associates, 1983.

Loc: UH/Hawn Archaeological Consultants of Hawaiì.

An archaeological survey at Waikakalaua, Oahu, TMK 9-5-02: 4, 6, and 11. Prepared for Gray Hong & Associates, 1985.

Loc: UH/Hawn Barrera, William M.

A report on the archaeological reconnaissance survey of the proposed Barbers Point Harbor area. Prepared for Dept. of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Pacific Ocean Division by William Barrera, Jr., Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, [1975].

Loc: UH/Hawn Barrera, William M.

West Beach, Oahu : archaeological status report. [1984]. Loc: UH/Hawn

Berger, Andrew John.

Birds of West Beach: region follow-up report, April-May 1979, Èwa, Oahu. 1979. Loc: UH/Hawn

Bienfang, Paul K. et. al.

A review of pertinent literature of the nearshore communities of macrobiota in the Barbers Point to Kahe Point region on Oahu, Hawaiì. 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn Bishop Museum. Applied Research Group. Public Archaeology Section

Preliminary summary of North Halawa Valley sites: 50-80-10-2137 and 50-80-10-2010 , Halawa ahupuaa, Èwa District, Oahu island, Hawaiì, TMK 1-9-9-11. [1992]. Discussion of two sites interpreted by Barry Nakamura (1992) as a heiau luakini and a hale o Papa.

Loc: UH/Hawn Bordner, Richard M.

Archaeological reconnaissance of the proposed Kaloi Gulch Landfill site, Èwa, Oahu Island. Prepared by Archaeological Research Center Hawaiì, Inc., for Environment Impact Study Corporation, 1977.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Brock, James A. Necropsy and liver histopathology for fish sampled in the vicinity of the Barbers Point ocean outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, July 1997. Project report for a five-year biological and sediment monitoring program on the marine communities near the city's ocean sewer outfalls. Prepared for Department of Wastewater Management, City and County of Honolulu by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1997].

Loc: UH/Hawn Brock, James A.

Necropsy and liver histopathology for fish sampled in the vicinity of the Barbers Point Ocean Outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, February 1998. Prepared for Department of Wastewater Management, City and County of Honolulu by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1998].

Loc: UH/Hawn Brock, Richard E.

An analysis of the fish communities along the Barbers Point ocean outfall, Èwa Beach, Oahu, Hawaiì, using remote video, 1993 data. Project report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1994].






An analysis of the fish communities along the Barbers Point ocean outfall, Èwa Beach, Oahu, Hawaiì, using remote video, 1997 data. Project report for a five-year biological and sediment monitoring program on the marine communities near the city's ocean sewer outfalls. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1997].

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Brock, Richard E.

An analysis of the fish communities along the Barbers Point deep ocean outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, using remote video, 1992 data. Project completion report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1993].


Community structure of fish and macrobenthos at selected shallow-water sites in relation to the Barbers Point ocean outfall, 1995. Project report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Department of Wastewater Management, City and County of Honolulu by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1995].


Community structure of fish and macrobenthos at selected shallow-water sites in relation to the Barbers Point ocean outfall, 1997. Project report for a five-year biological and sediment monitoring program on the marine communities near the city's ocean sewer outfalls. Prepared for Department of Wastewater Management, City and County of Honolulu by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1997].


Community structure of fish and macrobenthos at selected shallow-water sites in relation to the Barbers Point ocean outfall, 1994. Project report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1994].


Community structure of fish and macrobenthos at selected shallow-water sites in relation to the Barbers Point ocean outfall, 1998. Prepared for Department of Wastewater Management, City and County of Honolulu by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1998].


Community structure of fish and macrobenthos at selected shallow-water sites in relation to the Barbers Point ocean outfall, 1993. Project report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1994].

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Community structure of fish and macrobenthos at selected shallow-water sites in relation to the Barbers Point ocean outfall, 1996. Project report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Department of Wastewater Management, City and County of Honolulu by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1996].

Loc: UH/Hawn Char, Winona P. et. al. Èwa Plains Botanical Survey.

Prepared by Department of Botany, University of Hawaiì at Manoa for the Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior, 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn HSL/Main Char, Winona P. Botanical survey of the proposed West Beach Resort Project, Honouliuli, Èwa, Island of

Oahu Loc: UH/Hawn

Clark, Stephan Dane.

Archaeological reconnaissance survey for Barbers Point Beach Park improvements, Èwa, island of Oahu. Prepared for Kualoa Archaeological Research Project, Dept. of Parks and Recreation, City and County of Honolulu, [1979].

Loc: UH/Hawn Cleghorn, Paul L.

Archaeological reconnaissance survey of water systems improvements area, part I, James Campbell Industrial Park, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for M & E Pacific, Inc. by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, [1979?].

Loc: UH/Hawn Cluff, Deborah F.

The archaeological survey of a portion of Halawa Interchange, FAP No. 1-Hl-1 (41), Halawa, Oahu island. Prepared by Division of State Parks, Outdoor Recreation and Historic Sites for Highways Division, 1970.

Loc: UH/Hawn Cox, Doak Carey et. al.

Development of deep monitoring stations in the Pearl Harbor ground water area, Oahu. Prepared by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì, 1967.

Loc: UH/Hawn Damp, Jonathan E.

Data recovery plan, sites 50-80-10-2013 and 50-80-10-2014, North Halawa Valley, Èwa, Oahu island,

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Hawaiì, TMK 1-9-9-11. Prepared by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum for Department of Transportation, State of Hawaiì, [1992].


Fieldwork status, site 50-80-10-2091, North Halawa, Èwa, Oahu, TMK: 1-9-9-11. Prepared by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, 1992.


Request for amendment to data recovery plan, site 50-80-10-2139 (Bishop Museum site 50-Oa-Bl-77) and site 50-80-10-2011 (Bishop Museum site 50-Oa-Bl-86), North Halawa, Èwa, Oahu, TMK 1-9-9-11. Prepared by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, [1992].

Loc: UH/Hawn Davis, Bertell D.

Archaeological and palaeontological investigations at the proposed HECO Barbers Point generating station, Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared by International Archaeological Research Institute, for Belt, Collins & Associates [1990].

Loc: UH/Hawn Davis, Bertell D. et. al.

Archaeological inventory survey of the proposed PPV housing area, West Loch unit of the Lualualei Naval Ammunition Depot, Puuloa, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for Belt, Collins and Associates [1991].


Archaeological subsurface survey of the proposed Èwa Gentry Project area, Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared by Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, [1988].


Disposition of archaeological and historical resources at the West Beach development, southwestern Oahu (May 1984).


Progress report on emergency excavations at Barbers Point, Oahu : first quarter (January-March), 1979.


Progress report on emergency excavations at Barbers Point, Oahu : third quarter (July-August), 1979. Loc: UH/Hawn

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Davis, Bertell D.

Progress reports on emergency excavations at Barbers Point, Oahu : second quarter (April-June), 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn Denison, David O. et. al.

Archaeological investigations in South Halawa Valley, Èwa district, island of Oahu - Phase II. Prepared by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, 1971.

Loc: UH/Hawn Durham, Donald L.

Numerical analysis of harbor oscillations for Barbers Point deep-draft harbor: final report. Prepared for U.S. Army Engineer Division, Pacific Ocean, Fort Shafter, Hawaiì. Published by U.S. Army Engineers Waterways Experiment Station, Springfield, VA, 1978.

Loc: UH/Hawn Eyre, Paul R.

Source of salts in the Waianae part of the Pearl Harbor aquifer near Barbers Point water tunnel, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Department of the Navy, Pacific Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command for U.S. Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, 1987.

Loc: UH/Hawn Flora and fauna report of Naval Air Station, Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì.

Prepared by Evangeline J. Funk, Botanical Consultants, 1984. Loc: UH/Hawn

George A. L. Yuen & Associates, Inc.

Groundwater resources and sustainable yield Èwa plain caprock aquifier, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for State of Hawaiì, Commission on Water Resource Management, Dept. of Land and Natural Resources, [1989].

Loc: UH/Hawn Glidden, Catherine et. al.

Results of subsurface data recovery in selected areas of Paradise Cove, Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, for William Wankett, Inc. [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Goodman, Wendy L. et. al. Archaeological reconnaissance and inventory surveys of 3,600 acres in Waiawa ahupuaa Èwa, Oahu. Prepared by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, for Gentry Development Company. [1991].

Loc: UH/Hawn Hammatt, Hallett H. et. al.

An archaeological and paleontological assessment of proposed Èwa Marina: phase II lands at Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared for Belt Collins and Associates, 1989.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hammatt, Hallett H. et. al.

Archaeological and paleontological investigation at Kalaeloa (Barber's Point), Honouliuli, Èwa, Oahu: federal study areas 1a and 1b, and State of Hawaiì optional area 1. Prepared for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and State of Hawaiì, Dept. of Transportation, Harbors Division. [1981].

Loc: UH/Hawn Hammatt, Hallett H.

Archaeological reconnaissance survey of the Waikakalaua ammo storage tunnels site, Waikele, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared by Cultural Surveys Hawaiì for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1988.

Loc: UH/Hawn Haun, Alan E.

Research design for an archaeological survey of Naval Magazine, Lualualei; Naval Communication Area Radio Transmission Facility, Lualualei; and Naval Air Station, Barber's Point, Oahu, Hawaiì. With notes on the history of Lualualei and Honouliuli by Marion Kelly, Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum. Prepared for Commander, Pacific Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, [1984].

Loc: UH/Hawn Ho, J. Mikilani.

North Halawa Valley, site no. 50-80-10-2137, Bishop Museum no. 50-Oa-B1-75, feature 66, TMK 1-9-9-11, Halawa ahupuaa, Èwa District, Oahu Island, Hawaiì. Prepared by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, 1992.

Loc: UH/Hawn Hommon, Robert J. et. al.

An archaeological reconnaissance survey of the proposed Hawaiì High Technology Park, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared for Oceanic Properties, Inc., 1983.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Intersea Research Corporation. An investigation of oceanographic and bathymetric conditions north of Barbers Point, Oahu. Prepared for Hawaiian Dredging & Construction Company for the Conoco-Dillingham Oil Company refinery project. [1972].

Loc: UH/Hawn Jayatilaka, Hemanta et. al.

Archaeological survey and subsurface testing of the proposed Hawaiì Prince Golf Course, ahupuaa Honouliuli, Èwa district, island of Oahu. Prepared for the Meyers Corp. by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, [1992].

Loc: UH/Hawn Kay, E. Alison et. al.

Micromollusk monitoring at Barbers Pt. sewage outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu Department of Public Works by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Mänoa, [1984].

Loc: UH/Hawn Kirch, Patrick Vinton et. al.

Nonmarine molluscs and paleoecology at Barbers Point, Oahu. Prepared by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, for Archaeological Research Center Hawaiì, Inc. [1980].

Loc: UH/Hawn Komori, Eric et. al.

Archaeological testing at Lanikuhonua, West Beach, Èwa, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, for I&R Productions, [1979].

Loc: UH/Hawn Lau, L. Stephen et. al.

Groundwater recharge with Honouliuli wastewater irrigation, Èwa Plain, southern O'ahu, Hawai'i. Prepared by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì, for the State of Hawaiì, Dept. of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Water and Land Development and the estate of James Campbell, [1986].

Loc: UH/Hawn Lau, L. Stephen et.al.

Groundwater recharge with Honouliuli wastewater irrigation: Èwa Plain, Southern Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1989]. Projection completion report for Honouliuli wastewater reuse.

Loc: UH/Hawn Miller, Lynn et. al.

Archaeological data recovery of State sites 50-80-12-2710 and 50-80-12-2711 at Barber's Point, Honouliuli ahupuaa, Èwa district, Oahu island. Prepared by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, for R.H.S. Lee, Inc., [1993].

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Mink, John F.

Groundwater resources and sustainable yield Èwa plain caprock aquifier, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared by George A.L.Yuen and Associates, Inc. for Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Water and Land Development, State of Hawaiì , 1988.

Loc: UH/Hawn Nagaoka, Lisa A. et. al.

Archaeological subsurface survey of the proposed Pupuole Park, Waipahu, Èwa, Oahu: draft report. Prepared by International Archaeological Research Institute for AM Partners, 1988.

Loc: UH/Hawn Nelson, Walter G. et. al.

Benthic faunal sampling adjacent to Barbers Point ocean outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, January-February 1994. Project report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1994].


Benthic faunal sampling adjacent to Barbers Point ocean outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, January-February 1997. Project report for 'A five-year biological and sediment monitoring program on the marine communities near the city's ocean sewer outfalls. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1997].


Benthic faunal sampling adjacent to Barbers Point ocean outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, January 1995. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, 1995.


Benthic faunal sampling adjacent to Barbers Point ocean outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, January 1996. Project report for 'The assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1996].

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Nelson, Walter G. et. al. Benthic faunal sampling adjacent to Barbers Point ocean outfall, Oahu, Hawaiì, June 1993. Project report for the assessment of the impact of ocean sewer outfalls on the marine environment off Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for City and County of Honolulu, Department of Wastewater Management by Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaiì at Manoa, [1994].

Loc: UH/Hawn Oki, Delwyn S. et. al.

Numerical analysis of ground-water flow and salinity in the Èwa Area, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared in cooperation with the State of Hawaiì, Commission on Water Resource Management. Published by U.S. Geological Survey, 1996.

Loc: UH/Hawn Oshima, Neal.

Archaeological reconnaissance survey of portions of North Halawa Valley, Èwa District, Island of Oahu. Prepared for Parsons Brinckerhoff-Hirota Associates by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum [1976].

Loc: UH/Hawn Oshima, Neal.

Archaeological reconnaissance survey of proposed drainage channel at the Campbell Industrial Park complex, Èwa, island of Oahu. Prepared for R.M. Towill Corporation by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum [1975].

Loc: UH/Hawn Resig, Johanna M.

Paleontological investigations of deep borings on the Èwa plain, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared by Hawaiì Institute of Geophysics, University of Hawaiì, for National Science Foundation, 1969.

Loc: UH/Hawn Rogers-Jourdane, Elaine.

Archaeological reconnaissance survey of proposed Èwa Marina Community, Campbell Estate Properties, Oneula, Honouliuli, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop, for Pearson and Wuesthoff AIA and MSM and Associates, 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn Root, Barry D.

Air quality analysis for the proposed West Beach Resort Project, Honouliuli, Èwa, Island of Oahu. 1979.

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Rosendahl, Paul H. Preliminary archaeological reconnaissance survey for Environmental Assessment (EA), Èwa Town Center/Secondary Urban Center, land of Honouliuli, Èwa, island of Oahu; TMK 9-1-15: por.5,17; 9-1-16: por.9). [1986].

Loc: UH/Hawn Sinoto, Aki.

A report on cultural resources survey at Barbers Point, island of Oahu. Prepared for Dept. of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Pacific Ocean Division, by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, 1976.


Archaeological and paleontological salvage at Barbers Point, Oahu. Prepared for U.S. Army Engineer District, Pacific Ocean, Honolulu, Hawaiì by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, 1978.


Archaeological reconnaissance survey of portions of South Halawa Valley, Èwa District, Island of Oahu. Prepared for Parsons Brinckerhoff-Hirota Associates by Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, [1976].


Cultural resources survey of new dredged material disposal sites at Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì. Prepared for U.S. Army Engineers, Pacific Ocean Division by Department of Anthropology, Bishop Museum, 1979.


Cultural resources assessment for the 1989 Ford Island Causeway study. Prepared for Belt, Collins & Associates by Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum. [1989].

Loc: UH/Hawn SOGREA, IMODCO Inc.

Imodco terminal for Barber's point; scale model tests. 1972. Prepared for the Conoco-Dillingham Oil Company by Societe grenobloise d'etudes et d'applications hydrauliques, 1972.

Loc: UH/Hawn Somer, Lonnie.

Preliminary analysis of a human burial excavated from site 50-80-10-2137, North Halawa Valley, Èwa, Oahu. Prepared by Public Archaeology Section, Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, [1992].

Loc: UH/Hawn

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Souza, William R. et. al.

Numerical simulation of regional changes in ground-water levels and in the freshwater-saltwater interface induced by increased pumpage at Barbers Point Shaft, Oàhu, Hawaiì. Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Department of the Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Pearl Harbor. Published by U.S. Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, Earth Science Information Center, 1995.

Loc: UH/Hawn Tuggle, H. David et. al..

Archaeological inventory survey for construction projects at Naval Air Station Barbers Point, Oahu, Hawaiì. Contents: Phase I- Survey for Housing Project H-208, Aviation Maintenance Training Building; Phase II- Survey for Family Housing. Prepared for Belt Collins Hawaiì. [1997].

Loc: UH/Hawn Yamauchi, Jeff.

Archaeological reconnaissance survey for the proposed expansion of Wailuna Subdivision, Waiau, Èwa District, Oahu Island. Prepared by Applied Research Group, Bishop Museum, for Environmental Communications, Inc., [1987].

Loc: UH/Hawn University of Hawaiì. College of Engineering. Center for Engineering Research. et. al.

Study of proposed Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaiì; harbor model investigation. 1970. Loc: UH/Hawn

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MAPS Bier, James Allen. Oahu reference maps.

Contents includes `Ewa beach, Pearl Harbor. Loc: UH/Hawn

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PHOTOGRAPHS General Photograph Collection, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection, Hamilton Library, University of Hawaiì.

The collection includes 5 portfolios of photographs of Ewa Plantation. Loc: UH/Hawn

General Photograph Collection, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum.

Photographs are arranged by subject. Among those with relevance to Ewa are: Ewa Social Club, 1911; Oàhu south coast aerial view, Barbers Point to Diamond Head, ca.1960.

Loc: BMA General Photograph Collection, Hawaiian Historical Society.

The General Photograph Collection is arranged according to subject. Those relating to Ewa exist in numerous subject categories within the collection. These subjects and the relevant photographs include: Pineapple Industry: Woodlawn Pineapple Ranch, Pearl City, ca. 1900; Ships (Pearl Harbor): drydock scenes, dredging operations, and ship repair; various dates; Sugar Industry: Ewa Plantation Mill and loading sugar cane; Oàhu Island (20th century): Home at Pipeline Village, Èwa Plantation, ca. 1920. “In 1930 or so, the village was moved to an area nearer the mill and called “B” Village; was originally on a bluff overlooking Honouliuli.”; Èwa Plantation looking towards Waipahu, showing the company store; rice paddies around Waipahu, Moanalua Gardens; and Pearl Harbor from the air, ca. 1958.

Loc: HHS Photograph Album Collection, Hawaiian Historical Society.

There are numerous photograph albums in the holdings of the Hawaiian Historical Society. Most are of Hawaiian scenes and activities taken by individual amateur photographers, along with commercially-produced photos, circa 1900-1935. Moanalua Gardens was a favorite tourist attraction. Albums and relevant photographs pertaining to the Èwa district include: Barr, Dr. E. Scott: Moanalua Park, ca. 1927-28; Butler, Jessie E.: Sugar Mill, probably at Èwa or Aiea, ca. 1920-21; Chilson, Mabel Putnam: Moanalua Gardens; Aiea, OR&L Waiau Station, Barber’s Point, and Rice Paddies in Pearl Harbor; ca. 1913-27; Covington, Mrs. Leonard: Ewa Mill with cane cars on the tracks, and Moanalua, ca. 1906; Dow, H.M.: commercial advertising album includes a sugar mill, either at Èwa or Aiea, ca. 1900; Glover, Laura and Mabel: Moanalua Gardens, ca. 1913; Hoover, Ladonia: Moanalua Park, ca. 1917; Mink, Laura Glover: Moanalua Gardens, ca. 1921-26; Schwallon, Joseph: Moanalua Gardens, ca. 1935; Spinder, Myra Jane: Moanalua Park, ca. 1911; Worman, Marge: Moanalua Park, ca. 1923-25.

Loc: HHS Photograph Collection, Hawaiì State Archives.

The collection is organized into three categories: loose photos, albums, and aerial photos. The majority of the loose photos, about 40,000 images, are contained in the general historic collection, 1870s-1960s, catalogued by subject headings. Relevant subjects include Oàhu (Èwa, Pearl City), Pearl Harbor, Military, Sugar, Residences, and Schools. There are also named collections separately indexed which contain various Ewa-related views, such as the George Bacon Collection, ca. 1949-1980s (see Oàhu, Sugar Plantations); the Nancy Bannick Collection, ca. 1959-present (see Oahu); the Brother Bertram Collection, ca. 1885-1905 (see Oàhu, Sugar & Pineapple); the Admiral Furlong Collection, ca. 1942-46, which contains numerous photos of Pearl Harbor (see Pearl Harbor Attack, Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor Aerial Views, Salvage Operations). Individual photo albums are also indexed and Most contain at least one view of Moanalua Gardens, sugar cane fields or mills, trains, or other relevant subjects. The albums include those of: Cox, Samuel H., ca. 1914; Rickon III, Fred J.H., ca.

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1898-1900; Y.W.C.A.; Esberg, Milton, ca. 1901; Leonard, Robert, ca. 1900-10; Crane, C.S.; and Costa, Al, ca. 1915. One individual album worthy of note is that of the Territory of Hawaiì, accompanying the Report of the Labor Committee, 1905. Prepared to show plantation labor facilities and conditions, this album contains numerous photos of Oahu Sugar at Waipahu, Honolulu Sugar at Aiea, and Èwa Plantation. Aerial photos, mostly contemporary, are indexed by general area and “flight path,” and include much of the Èwa district.

Loc: AH Photographic Negative and Glass Plate Index, Hawaiì State Archives.

The index contains card entries of negatives and glass plates held by the Archives. Photographic prints do not always exist for these negatives. Examples relating to Èwa include: The Brother Bertram Collection, ca. 1885-1905, which contains numerous views of Moanalua Valley, the gardens, ponds, and rice fields; Oahu Sugar Mill at Waipahu; Residence of S.M. Damon; Woodlawn Pineapple Ranch at Pearl City. The subject files include entries such as: Èwa Band; Èwa Guide; Èwa Plantation (pumping station, sugar cane, mill-exterior and interior, cars on tracks, store); Residences-S.M. Damon (Moanalua Gardens Tea House, Luau at cottage), Campbell. Also see Schools; Memorials & Monuments: U.S.S. Arizona; Military: U.S. Naval Base; Oàhu: Aiea, Èwa, Pearl City; Pearl Harbor; Sugar: Mills: Oàhu: Èwa Plantation, Oàhu Sugar-Aiea.

Loc: AH R.J. Baker Collection, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum.

Consists of numerous individual photographs, photographic albums, negatives, glass plate negatives, and motion pictures taken by Honolulu professional photographer Ray Jerome Baker. Photographs relating to Èwa include: Children in playground at Èwa Plantation, 1924; Chinese "kow-kow" man, Èwa plantation, about 1925; Distributing sugar cane seed, 1924; Èwa, sugar plantation house, 1910-1915; Èwa Sugar Mill, 1910-1915; Èwa Mill, 1912; Èwa Mill, ca.1930; Growing sisal, near Èwa, Oahu; Hand loading, Èwa Plantation, 1910-1915; Loading sugar cane, Èwa, Oàhu, 1910-1915; Loading the cane cars, Èwa, 1910-1915; Plantation children, Èwa, 1922; Playgrounds at Èwa Plantation, 1924; Railway station at Èwa, ca.1915; Skilled employee cottages, Èwa Mill, 1920; Spreading seed cane, Èwa Plantation, 1924; Vacuum pans, Èwa, Oàhu, 1910-1915.

Loc: BMA

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PERIODICAL INDEXES and SELECTED PERIODICALS Campbell Industrial Park News. [periodical]. Published by Estate of James Campbell. [Nov 1988 -]

Loc: UH/Hawn Dialogue. [periodical]. [1991-]. Published by Kahi Mohala, Èwa Beach, Hawaiì.

Loc: UH/Hawn Ewa Naupaka. [periodical].[Vol. 1, no. 3 May 1979- ].

School-community newspaper produced with the assistance of the Èwa Beach merchants, the community, and students of James Campbell High School.

Loc: UH/Hawn Friends for Èwa Newsletter. [periodical]. [Vol. 1, no. 1: Dec. 1989- ].Published by Friends for Èwa, Èwa,

Hawaiì. Loc: UH/Hawn

Kapolei: A New Direction. [periodical].[1990- ].Published by Kapolei Properties.

Previously published as Kapolei update no.5 (1987: Fall)-no.10 (1990: Spring); Èwa update [no.1] (1985: Oct.14)-no.4 (1987: Apr.); published by Estate of James Campbell, 1985-spring 1990.

Loc: UH/Hawn Kapolei FYI. [periodical]. [Winter 1997/1998- ]. Published by The Estate of James Campbell. Includes an

update on Kapolei business. Loc: UH/Hawn

Ko Olina Horizons. [periodical]. [Fall 1994- ]. Published Ko Olina Resort, Kapolei, Hawaiì.

Loc: UH/Hawn Na lima kokua komohana = Helping hands of the West [periodical]. [Dec. 1995 ; v. 1, no. 1 (spring 1996)-

]. Published by St. Francis Medical Center West, Èwa Beach, Hawaiì. Loc: UH/Hawn

Neighbor to Neighbor. Èwa Neighborhood Board no. 23. [periodical].

[Vol. 1, no. 1 (Apr. 1995)- ].Published by Office of the Mayor. Loc: UH/Hawn

Neighborhood News. [periodical]. [Vol. 1, no. 1 (June 1978)- ]. Published by Èwa Neighborhood Board

No. 23, City & County of Honolulu. Loc: UH/Hawn

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News, Ewa/Central Oahu development plan revision program. [periodical]. [No.1 (Mar 1994)-No. 9 (Sept 1996)]. Published by the Planning Dept., City & County of Honolulu.

Loc: UH/Hawn Pointe of View. [periodical]. [Vol 3, 1998- ]. Published by Haseko Realty, Inc.

Loc: UH/Hawn The Barbers Pointer. [periodical]. [v.33: no.24 (1984: Nov.9)- ]. Published by Laissez Faire Group, Inc.

Loc: UH/Hawn

The Shopper. Waipio Gentry, Waipahu, Makakilo, Barbers Point, Èwa, Èwa Beach, Iroquois Point.

[periodical]. Also called Leeward Shopper. [Sept. 1984-] Published by Community Review Publications Loc: UH/Hawn

Ewa Hurri-Cane. Commemorative issue.

“Celebrating 100 years of plantation life in Hawaiì, Èwa Plantation Company, Ltd., August 19, 1990, held at historical Èwa School.” Published by Friends for Èwa, Èwa Centennial Celebration Committee, [1990].

Loc: HSL/Main UH/Hawn

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SELECTED PERIODICAL ARTICLES Halliday, William R. “Current Status of the Èwa Karst, Honolulu, Hawaiì.” Cave Conservationist 16 no. 5

(Feb. 1, 1998). Loc: UH/Hawn

Hamilton, Jeanne. “Incorporating the plantation into 21st century Hawaiì.” CRM (Cultural Resource

Management), 21 no. 8, 1998. Loc: UH/Hawn

Howay, Frederick William. “Captain Henry Barber of Barber’s Point.” Hawaiian Historical Society 47th

Annual Report for Year 1938. Loc: HHS

Schumacher, Wilfried W. “Place and its names, Ka-Lae-Loa, Point Banks, Barber's/Barbers Point.” Folia

Linguistics IX no.1-4 (1976). Loc: UH/Hawn

Starr, Thomas I. “The Will of Katherine Burke Has Been Probated.” Reprinted from Lincoln Herald,

Harrogate, Tennessee, XLVI no.3 (June 1944). Mentions the statue of Abraham Lincoln at Èwa School.

Loc: UH/Hawn Estate of James Campbell: Articles from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Honolulu Advertiser, etc., 1972-1986.

Photocopies. Honolulu: Honolulu Information Service, [1986]. Clippings of articles about the Campbell Estate and its activities.

Loc: UH/Hawn Kline, William J. “Ewa Plantation: The Process of Sugar Making.” Paradise of the Pacific (June, 1896).

Loc: AH “Census for the District of Ewa, 1836-1841." The Polynesian (February 13, 1841).

Loc: AH “Description of Honouliuli Ranch, owned by James Campbell.” Hawaiian Annual, 1886.

Loc: AH “First Public Land Sale of Lots at Pearl City.” Daily Bulletin (Nov. 27, 28, 1890)

Loc: AH “Most Productive Sugar Plantation in the World.” [Èwa Plantation]. Paradise of the Pacific (Dec. 1902).

Loc: AH

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“New Town Named Pearl City.” The Friend (June, 1890). Loc: AH

“Pearl City Fruit Company Organized with Capital Stock of $25,000 for the Cultivation of Tropic Fruit at

Ewa District.” The Friend (Sept. 1891). Loc: AH

“Pearl Harbor Peninsula, on Line of OR&L, Laid Out for Homes.” Paradise of the Pacific (July, 1892).

Loc: AH “Second Sale of Pearl City Lots Held at Morgan’s Auction Rooms; 58 Lots Sold Netting $22,795.” The

Friend (Jan. 1891). Loc: AH

“The Villages of Kapolei: New City for a New Century.” Special advertising supplement, Honolulu

Advertiser (September 13, 1989). Loc: UH/Hawn

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VIDEOTAPES and FILMS ATTN. Interview with Marilyn Bornhorst. Honolulu: ATTN, 1987.

Program includes discussion about a plan for a second city in Èwa and the need for affordable housing.

Loc: UH/AVC Baker, R.J. The Story of Èwa: a Cane Sugar Plantation. Honolulu: R.J. Baker, 1926.

Shows workers planting, irrigating and harvesting sugarcane at Èwa plantation. Loc: BMA UH/AVC

Hawaiì Calls.[videorecording]

Honolulu: Paradise Productions, [1967]. Show no. 19: contents include Pearly shells, Pupu aò Èwa. Loc: UH/AVC

Hawaiì. Dept. of Transportation. 1988 Video Report. Honolulu: State of Hawaiì Dept. of Transportation,

1988. Report of activities, including work at Barbers Point Harbor.

Loc: UH/AVC Hawaiì Public Television. Youth Gangs. Honolulu: Hawaiì Public Television, 1991.

Panelists include Donna Whitten, Boys and Girls Club of Honolulu, Èwa Beach Branch. Discussion on aspects of the youth gang problem in Hawaiì.

Loc: UH/AVC Hawaiì Public Television. Honolulu Mayor's Race. Honolulu: Hawaiì Public Television, 1992.

Program includes commentary on the Mayor’s race in House District 20 (Èwa Beach/Makakilo). Loc: UH/AVC

Hawaiì Public Television. Hawaiì's Crime Busters: Criminal Justice System II. Honolulu: Hawaiì Public

Television, 1998. Program includes discussion of the Èwa Villages fraud.

Loc: UH/AVC Hawaiì Public Television. Ewa Plantation: a Centennial Celebration. Honolulu: Hawaiì Public Television,

1990. Residents of Èwa talk about the town that used to be and the plans to restore parts of it.

Loc: UH/AVC Hawaiì Public Television. Hawaiì's Congressional Delegates.Honolulu: Hawaiì Public Television, 1997.

Guests, Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, Rep. Neil Abercrombie, Rep. Patsy T. Mink, Sen. Daniel K. Akaka. Program includes discussion of use of Barbers Point.

Loc: UH/AVC

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Hawaiì Public Television. Executive Decisions: The Governor. Honolulu: Hawaiì Public Television, 1998. Governor Benjamin J. Cayetano discusses issues, including the future of Barbers Point.

Loc: UH/AVC KFVE. Six New Republican Faces: State House of Representatives. Honolulu: KFVE, 1997.

Guests include Rep. Mark Moses, District 42, Makakilo-Kapolei-Ewa-Village Park. Loc: UH/AVC

KITV. In a League of their Own: Bayanihan. Honolulu: KITV, 1995.

Guests include the Èwa Plantation Singers. Loc: UH/AVC

Leeward Community College. Hawaiian Seafood Limu. Honolulu: Leeward Community College, ca.1977.

Shows the gathering and preparing of the Hawaiian limu (seaweed) by members of the Èwa Hawaiian Civic Club.

Loc: UH/AVC Mountain Apple Co. Hawaiì: a Video Album of Hawaiì Woven into the Music of the Brothers Cazimero.

Honolulu: Mountain Apple Company, n.d. Program includes “Pupu aò Èwa.”

Loc: UH/AVC Na Maka o Ka Aina. Stolen Waters. Honolulu: Na Maka o Ka Aina, c1996.

Gives a historical overview of how the sugar planters diverted stream water from windward Oahu to the Èwa plains by building the Waiahole Ditch. Focuses on the central issue of returning this water to residents and taro farmers in Waiahole and Waikane to enable them to restore stream ecosystems which are conducive to growing taro and which would revitalize native stream life.

Loc: UH/AVC No Time to Lose. Produced in cooperation with Territory of Hawaiì Civil Defense Agency [1958].

Dramatization of an air attack on Honolulu, with municipal and neighborhood emergency response; includes scenes at Èwa Plantation.

Loc: AH; UH/AVC Olelo. Community design: Ewa and Central Oahu Development Plan Revision Program. Honolulu: Olelo,

1996. Host, Robin Foster, chief planning officer ; guests, Francis Oda, architect, Group 70 International, John Whalen, planner, Lacayo Planning Inc. A discussion of the development plan revision for Èwa and Central Oahu.

Loc: UH/AVC Society for Hawaiian Archaeology. Hawaiì's Endangered Past: a Matter of Time. Honolulu: Society for

Hawaiian Archaeology Education Committee, ca.1982. A search for Hawaiian identity through archaeology. Includes accounts of projects on Kahoolawe, Molokai, Kona, Barbers Point, and others.

Loc: UH/AVC

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Olelo. 100 Years of Sugar: A Community for Ewa. Honolulu: Olelo, 1996.

Features Emogene Martin, Friends for Èwa; Tony Bise; Dr. Kiyoshi Ikeda; Wally Sugai; Pastor Dave Parker; Dion Coschigano, director, Historic Hawaiì Foundation; Janet Lorimer, curator, Hawaiì Railway Society; Doug Davich, Èwa Villages Non-profit Development Corp. The program features discussion of Èwa Plantation’s 100th anniversary and the redevelopment of the plantation housing. Shows historic photographs of the plantation, housing villages, mill, railroad and plantation operations.

Loc: UH/AVC

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MUSIC and SOUND RECORDINGS There have been a number of Hawaiian songs written about Èwa, the Most popular of which is “Pupu aò Èwa,” also known as “Pearly Shells.” Countless commercial recordings of it have been produced. Other songs written about Èwa include “Ka Nani a o Èwa” and “Èwa Moon.” Emory, Kenneth P. and Rubellite Kinney. Untitled sound recording.

Contents include song about Èwa on Oàhu. In Hawaiian. 1956. Loc: BMA

Grant, Glen. Ghostly Tales for over the Pali. Contents include “Faceless ghost at Èwa,” and “Under the

bridge at Kipapa Gulch.” Loc: UH/AVC

Muu Muus and the Pupus. Living in Parodies.

Hawaiian parodies of contemporary songs. Contents include “Town or Èwa.” Loc: UH/AVC

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LEGENDS Alameida, Roy. O Kamapuaà: na wahi pana o Èwa. [1980].

Hawaiian legend (in English) about Èwa. Loc: UH/Hawn

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ARTIFACTS Burgess, George H. Ewa: from Honolulu, 1857.

Toned lithograph. Loc: BMA

Moskovitz, Harry S. James Campbell.

Portrait of James Campbell. Loc: BMA

[Artist Unknown]. `Ewa: from Honolulu, 1862.

Wood engraving after a lithograph by George H. Burgess titled, "Ewa: from Honolulu." Loc: BMA