Mon–Fri 8:00 Am - ALU LIKE, Inc.

Nov - Dec 2010
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Hours: Mon–Fri 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
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Office: 458 Keawe St., Honolulu, HI 96813
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Tel: (808) 535-6700
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Web: www.nativehawaiianlibrary.org.
Third Annual Kauikeaouli Literacy Fair
Brings Literacy and Fun to the Community
Entertainment
Books & Crafts
Keiki Games
Literacy & Education
100% Hawaiian LLC
Ahuna Party Rentals
ALU LIKE, Inc. ‘Ohana
Bamboo Ridge Publishing
Bess Press
Brenda Zerba
Charley’s Native Enterprise
Chemi-Toi
C & C of Honolulu Youth
Services Center
Dax & Zan Jewelry
~ Mahalo Nui To Our Supporters ~
Elijah Isaac
EMKE
Friends of the Library
Hawai‘i International Dyslexia
Association
Hawai‘i Literacy, Inc.
HEISEI International Institute
Honolulu Police Department
Hula Hui o Kapunahala
Institute of Museum & Library
Services
Island Parking Services
Kamehameha Publishing
Kamehameha Schools
KITV News
Kumu Kanani
Luka Fimo Designs
Mutual Publishing, Inc.
Nā ‘Ōiwi ‘Olino
Nā Leo Pilimehana
Nānākuli Performing Arts Center
Native Books
Office of Hawaiian Affairs
One Voice Publications
PAXEN Group
Precision Sound
KUMU 94.7
Raeceen Woolford
Read To Me International
Scholastic, Inc.
Signs by Dey
Vannah’s Creations
Wailani Kahawai
Our purpose is to kōkua Native Hawaiians with access to information and to provide materials and services that
foster reading and life-long learning
Ka Waihona Puke ‘Ōiwi
native hawaiian library
Lomilomi Massage
Silent Auction
Grand Prize Winner
Betty Parker
From the
Director’s
Chair
More Entertainment
Aloha kāua,
Storytelling
In this issue, we share the
memories made at our Third
Annual Kauikeaouli Literacy
Fair. Named after King Kamehameha III, this annual event
perpetuates his vision for a literate nation. "He aupuni palapala
ko‘u ~ My Kingdom is One of
Literacy".
Mahalo to everyone for your efforts and contributions towards
making his words ring true again.
Crafts
Me ka ha‘aha‘a,
Keikilani Meyer
This event was supported by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.