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Raelyne Kamaka

December 28, 2017

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Iolani Palace is a living restoration of a proud Hawaiian national identity and a registered National Historic Landmark.

Located at the corner of King St. and Richard St. in downtown Honolulu (more details).

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“Smoking, Use of Electronic Smoking Devices, or Use of Tobacco or Betel Nut Products is Prohibited by Law” in all state parks including Iolani Palace grounds.

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On September 5, 1886, the Russian ship “Moskau” arrived in Honolulu Harbor. The port physician, Dr. John W. Brodie, reported the ship’s arrival to the Board of Health, who immediately ordered the Moskau move outside of the harbor.

Because it had arrived from Yokohama, Japan, a special examination of the ship, its cargo, and passengers was required before anyone or anything could be brought ashore. This was part of the Kingdom’s quarantine procedures, which, were put into place in 1839, to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. In 1886, the main concerns were measles and smallpox.

The ship’s captain stated that although they had departed from an ‘infected port,’ none of the officers or passengers had been ashore there and no one had been ill since they left Russia. That did not change the opinion of the Board of Health. Fumigation of the ship was ordered, as well as mail, freight bound for the Japanese Consul stationed in Honolulu, and personal luggage of passengers who were going ashore.

Once those procedures were completed, the Moskau was released from quarantine and the distinguished guests were allowed ashore. Those guests had an appointment to meet the King on September 7.

Pictured: Dr. Brodie / PC: Mamiya Medical Heritage Center

On this day in 1887, King Kalakaua entertained Pri

In early September of 1883, the Royal Hawaiian Ban

On September 2, 1886, Princess Liliuokalani celebr

Hauoli La Hanau e Queen Liliuokalani! On Septemb

Celebrate Queen Liliuokalani’s birthday with Iol

In honor of Queen Liliuokalani's 184th birthday, I

The Hawaiian Kingdom standard is flying high above

Today, the Hawaii State Legislature adjourns sine

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