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	Ainahau Cottage, Hana, HI - VirtualTourist.com
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	AINAHAU Articles ?Ainahau was the royal estate of Pr
		Ainahau was the royal estate of Princess Victoria Ka iulani, heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawai
		Ainahau was made famous in later years for its many peacocks that roamed freely on its grounds.
		Ainahau at the age of 12, upon the death of her mother Princess Miriam K. Likelike.
	www.amazines.com /Ainahau_related.html (503 words)

	June 11 2005 Postage Stamp issued by Hawai'i Post
		She grew up in Waikiki at 'Ainahau, her ten acre estate, which was a gift from her godmother, Princess Ruth.
		His will gave the 'Ainahau estate to the City of Honolulu as a park in perpetuity but with strict provisions for its upkeep etc. The will had an alternative in which it would go back to the family.
		In the upper right hand corner of the stamp is 'Ainahau, her home on her estate in Waikiki in 1899.
	www.hawaii-post.com /2005-11JUN.html (788 words)

	HonoluluAdvertiser.com - Wireless
		On a 10-acre property in Waikiki that was once the home of Princess Ka'iulani and known as 'Ainahau, a local nonprofit group broke ground yesterday for its eighth — and largest — affordable rental housing project for seniors on O'ahu.
		'Ainahau Vista will be a $20 million, nine-story project with 106 units on a lot bounded by Ala Wai Boulevard and Tusitala Street.
		Author and historian Kristin Zambucka gave a brief history of the site at the groundbreaking, and was instrumental in having the name of the project changed from Tusitala to 'Ainahau, which translates to cool land.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /palm/2005/Nov/17/ln/FP511170360.html (401 words)

	Princess Ka'iulani
		She threw luaus for her friends at Ainahau, she loved to ride her horse, Fairy, to Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach, and she liked to talk to Hawai'ian people, such as the men and women who worked at the Ainahau estate.
		She was shocked to see that her father had replaced the Ainahau house to a grander one.
		Legend says that at the moment of her death her peacocks at Ainahau went crazy and started to shriek and cry for hours, a sound that could be heard across the island.
	royalwomen.tripod.com /id6.html (2355 words)

	Sheraton Princess Kaiulani \| About Sheraton Princess Kaiulani (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Princess Ruth, one of her godmothers, deeded to her godchild part of her royal estate, a coconut grove where Archibald Cleghorn constructed a rambling two-story frame house that later became a social center for island society.
		At Ainahau – “the land of the hau trees” –as the 10-acre estate became known, Cleghorn assembled flora from all over the world.
		When her mother died at the age of 37, Kaiulani, then 12 took on the heavy duties as mistress of Ainahau.
	www.princess-kaiulani.com /pr_about.htm (569 words)

	We remember our Princess
		Also she lived in Ainahau and was married to Archibald Scott Cleghorn.
		She was born on January 13,1851 and died in 1887 from a mysterious ailment.
		Also my favorite song was Ainahau because it talks about her beautiful home.
	www.likelike.k12.hi.us /herday.htm (803 words)

	Hana Hou: The Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines - Back Issues
		Even the name of her Waikiki home, Ainahau, has a floral meaning: "hau tree land." The yellow-blossomed hau is a species of hibiscus brought to the Islands by the ancestors of Kaiulani’s mother, the bold Polynesian settlers who arrived centuries earlier in wooden-hulled voyaging canoes.
		Kaiulani’s bookshelf at Ainahau included a biography of Queen Victoria and, perhaps, a copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, an appropriate Victorian-age read for a young princess living in a garden estate in Waikiki.
		At Ainahau, Kaiulani met the famous Scottish writer Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Island and A Child’s Garden of Verses.
	www.hanahou.com /pages/Magazine.asp?Action=DrawArticle&ArticleID=226&MagazineID=12 (1111 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Travel - Hawaii's Back yard
		Back home in the islands, Kaiulani was inconsolable; one of her few joys was relaxing among her peacocks and pikake at Ainahau, the Victorian-style estate built on 10 acres in Waikiki that had been given to her at birth by her aunt, Princess Ruth Keelikolani.
		Hula lessons are among the cultural activities that celebrate the memory of Princess Kaiulani at the hotel built on the site of her estate Ainahau.
		A room in the Ainahau Lobby showcasing more artifacts is set to open by the end of the year.
	starbulletin.com /2003/10/12/travel/tsutsumi.html (1199 words)

	The Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Resort. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kaiulani graces the former royal estate of 'Ainahau, land of cool breezes, where a century ago, Hawaii's last - and most beloved - princess lived and today, in the heart of Waikiki, her spirit lives on.
		Hawaii's finest entertainers drift across the luminous pool, which in the 'Ainahau Showroom "Creation: A Polynesian Odyssey" is a journey like no other.
		A few steps away from the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani brings you to Waikiki Beach, where you can become a daring explorer with a snorkel mask, a surfer learning the language of the waves, or a sun-bather lazing in the sand.
	www.thewebstation.com /OgardTravel/hawaii/sheraton_princess.html (135 words)

	'Apuakehau Stream
		'Ainahau took up quite a number of the current city blocks and was once known for its botanical garden.
		The photo on the left is the fish pond, which of course was fed by the stream 'Apuakehau.
		When her father Archibald Cleghorn died about ten years later, he willed 'Ainahau to the city of Honolulu.
	www.downwindproductions.com /tours/apuakehau/5.html (134 words)

	Princess Kaiulani
		The brief happiness of visits (barely four month’s-worth) shared between ‘Ainahau (the Cleghorn garden estate) and the Stevenson dwelling further down the beach was of the most innocent nature…a matter of family gatherings or story-telling sessions.
		Knowing Ka’iulani’s trip to Britain was inevitable - RLS did his part to buoy her spirits regarding the arduous journey to the land of her father’s birth…and shared exciting legends and folk-tales of Scotland with her.
		And quite literally "…her name has left the fragrance of a flower," (the words of poet Ella Wheeler Wilcox) for to this day the jasmine is called by the Hawaiianized word for "peacock…; "pikake"…in tribute to the Princess’ attachment to both jasmine and her elegant avian pets.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/women/wh36.htm (2018 words)

	Mini Biographies of Scots and Scots Descendants - Cleghorn, Archibald (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"The garden spot was Ainahau, the "cool place," built on Waikiki land given to Kaiulani by her godmother, Princess Ruth, and named by Kaiulani's mother because of a cooling breeze from Manoa Valley.
		As a royal residence in Waikiki, Ainahau was the scene of various parties and entertainments, and visitors such as Robert Louis Stevenson departed the Islands with fond memories of the estate.
		Following her death, Cleghorn led a less active life, although he remained involved in the affairs of Queens Hospital and in 1909 he became its first elected president, a post which previously had been occupied by either the reigning monarch or the territorial governor.
	www.electricscotland.com /webclans/minibios/c/cleghorn_archibald.htm (1073 words)

	princess.html (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ainahau, Princess Likelike's Waikiki home was said to have been the most beautiful private estate in the Hawaiian Islands.
		A driveway between rows of stately palms led to the gracious pillared mansion set in a grove of 500 coco palms.
		"Ainahau," is one of her best known songs, which is sung by our fourth graders each year on her birthday.
	t3.k12.hi.us /t301-02/kokazaki/public_html/princess.html (494 words)

	Kaiulani
		The Cleghorn family resided at Ainahau in Waikîkî, an estate owned by Princess Ruth Ke'elikôlani, Ka'iulani's godmother, named by Princess Likelike because of the cooling breezes from the Ko'olau mountains through Mânoa Valley.
		Ainahau means cool land, literally hau tree land.
		Fragrant jasmine found throughout the gardens of Ainahau were a favorite of the princess, as were the peacocks that roamed the estate.
	www.hawaiischoolreports.com /history/kaiulani.htm (1320 words)

	HI-HI006 Princess Ka'iulani
		Ainahau, "land of the hau tree," was once described as "the most beautiful estate in the Hawaiian Islands." Its 10 acres were filled with gardens, 3 lily ponds, 500 coconut trees, 14 varieties of hibiscus, 8 kinds of mango trees, plus a giant banyan tree.
		Their only child was Princess Victoria Ka'iulani, who grew up at Ainahau with her beloved peacocks.
		The American writer Robert Louis Stevenson was a frequent guest and used to read passages of poetry to the young Princess under the banyan tree.
	photos.historical-markers.org /main.php?g2_itemId=10638 (273 words)

	Kaimana Hilo
		This hotel, situated on 10 acres of Waikiki beachfront property, was demolished in 1920 to make way for the new Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
		They end their holiday with a leisurely stroll thru Ainahau, the lush estate of Princess Miriam Likelike.
		The melody, as it is sung today, was popularized by Andy Cummings and is different from the original tune.
	www.huapala.org /Kai/Kaimana_Hila.html (186 words)

	Amazon.com: Ainahau (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Governor Cleghorn, Princess Kaiulani and Ainahau: Recollections of a gracious era in Hawaii's history by Dorothea Woodrum (Unknown Binding - 1964)
		Kaiulani wing, and the 29-story Ainahau tower, the lat- ter two...
		He called it `Ainahau, which means "the cool place,"...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Ainahau&index=blended&page=1 (1016 words)

	New World Celts
		The stately ironwood trees that adorn Kalakaua Avenue's route through the park were planted under his supervision, as were the grand banyans at Thomas Square.
		Cleghorn not only beautified Waikiki through his work on the park, but also at his estate, Ainahau, which he purchased in 1872 for $300.
		Robert Crichton Wyllie was born at Hazelbank, Parish of Dunlop, County of Ayrshire, Scotland, on October 13, 1798.
	www.newworldcelts.org /hawaii.html (1618 words)

	Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel in Hawaii, HI - AOL City Guide (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ainahau as it was known, stretched from the Ala Wai Canal to the beach.
		Today, the "PK," as it's known to locals, is the spot for lavish nightly pool side buffets "al fresco" and entertainment in the hotel's Ainahau showroom where you can enjoy 'Creation: A Polynesian Journey.' Rooms are clean and well appointed.
		The best rooms are on the higher floors of the Ainahau tower with views overlooking the International Marketplace or Waikiki Beach.
	search.cityguide.aol.com /honolulu/entertainment/sheraton-princess-kaiulani-hotel/v-111221737?type=userreviews (400 words)

	HMHFM Honorees - Miriam Likelike
		With her sister, she led one of the three royal music clubs that held regular friendly competitions to outdo each other in song and poetry.
		"`Ainahau", the most famous of Likelike's compositions, was written about the Cleghorn residence in Waikiki, the gathering place for Sunday afternoon musical get-togethers.
		She wrote most of her compositions there, and supported the musical education of her daughter, Princess Ka`iulani.
	www.hawaiimusicmuseum.org /honorees/patrons/likelike.html (152 words)

	October 16 2000 Postage Stamps issued by Hawai'i Post (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Upon her return, she was greeted very enthusuastically by Hawaiians and spent many days receiving well-wishers at 'Ainahau.
		While horseback riding in a rainstorm on the Big Island, where she was attending her friend Eva Parker's wedding, she caught a fever.
		Long after her death, she is still lovingly remembered by Hawaiians and is probably the most popular of all the Hawaiian monarchy as her photos and memorabilia are found in many Hawaiian homes and offices.
	www.hawaii-post.com /2000-16OCT.html (866 words)

	Centenary of Princess Ka'iulani's return from Europe
		The heiress apparent to the Kingdom of Hawai'i finally arrived in Honolulu Harbor on November 9th 1897 to a tumultuous welcome.
		For many days, a crowd of well-wishers came to visit her at "Ainahau" her Waikiki estate on the island of O'ahu.
		Princess Ka'iulani returned to "Ainahau" her Waikiki estate on the island of O'ahu November 9th 1897." Plus text "1897 - November 9th - 1997, Centenary of Princess Ka'iulani's return from Europe."
	www.stampshows.com /pk-return.html (190 words)

	Hawaii - Princess Kaiulani of Hawaii (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At Ainahau, Archie Cleghorn was able to use to the full his talent for gardening and landscaping.
		Towering six feet tall and weight over 400 lbs., the controversial Ruth Keelikolani, half sister to the last Kamehameha Kings, was fiercely generous and protective towards those she loved and equally formidable towards those she disliked or mistrusted.
		She thought his hair was worn too long, longer than she'd seen on any Hawaiian man, and he was thinner than any of them as illness had eaten greedily into his body.
	www.janesoceania.com /hawaii_kaiulani/index.htm (15332 words)

	Ka‘iulani
		The family home at Ainahau, after a period of mourning, continued to be one of the most popular settings for Honolulu’s elite.
		When she became thirteen, it was felt the Kaiulani should have an education befitting a future occupant of the Hawaiian throne.
		In her home at Ainahau the doctors diagnosed her condition as rheumatism of the heart complicated by other symptoms.
	www.fsakamoto.com /naomi/kaiulani.html (2739 words)

	Sheraton Princess Kaiulani
		A century ago, Hawaii's last and most beloved princess lived in the heart of Waikiki.
		Her story unfolds at the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani, which today graces the former royal estate of 'Ainahau, land of cool breezes, just a short crosswalk away from Waikiki Beach.
		Our 1,150 rooms, including 10 suites, reveal Hawai'i at its most charming, capturing views of the jewel-bright Pacific and Diamond Head, the Ko'olau Mountains, and Honolulu's fabled city lights.
	www.4hawaii.com /hotels/sheraton-princess.htm (252 words)

	PR: Preview Hawaii Partner, Sheraton Princess Kaiulani, "Celebrates 50 Years of Gracious Hospitality" and Honors Their ...
		The hotel was built in June of 1955; on the location of Ainahau Estate - once home to Hawaii's beloved Princess Kaiulani.
		The climax of the weeklong celebration is its signature hula event, the Princess Kaiulani Keiki Hula Festival in the Ainahau Showroom.
		The beautiful Sheraton Princess Kaiulani is a 1,152 room resort that is in an area that was once known the Ainahau Estate.
	www.prwebdirect.com /releases/2005/1/prweb200372.htm (772 words)

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