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Visitor destination areas in Hawaii, an action program for developmentUniversity of IllinoisText Hawaiʻi
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A study on the feasibility of establishing a Kaneohe Bay authority : a report to the Governor and the Legislature of the State of HawaiiUniversity of IllinoisText
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Engineering features of the Waiahole water project of the Waiahole Water Co., island of Oahu, territory of HawaiiUniversity of IllinoisText
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Report to the people : second five-year district boundaries and regulations reviewUniversity of IllinoisText
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A history of the Customs Service in Hawaii, 1789-1989University of IllinoisText Hawaiʻi
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Comparative prices of selected consumer items: Honolulu, San Francisco, Los AngelesUniversity of IllinoisText
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ProceedingsUniversity of IllinoisText
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Magma migration and resupply during the 1974 summit eruptions of Kīlauea Volcano, Hawai'iUniversity of IllinoisText
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Relationship between outgoing longwave radiation and sea surface temperature on interannual time scalesUniversity of IllinoisText
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An investigation into the relationship of monthly circulation indices and anomalies to typhoon development (in the western Pacific)University of IllinoisText
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Report on the dietary observations carried on at Ewa plantation, 1932-1933 Health project conducted under the auspices of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association, Ewa Plantation Company, the Queen's Hospital Research DepartmentUniversity of IllinoisText Hawaiʻi
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The impact of economic growth on the agricultural trade structure of an island economyUniversity of IllinoisText
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