Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 12, Number 12, 1 Kekemapa 1995 — Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Kōkua No ke kikokikona ma kēia Kolamu

[?]

[?]

rHESE HAWAIIAN CD'S REG. PRICEC M3" / $14w/ s15" NOW ON ■OO SAIE FOR ONW Sale Prices Good December 1-25, 1995

I 7at3TTI māamāim

1 1 \ m \ i A " * 1 1 1 ' rl • p|^p' ^ ^ ^ NEW RELEASES! Waikiki Records presents Hawaiian Slack Key Vol. II featuring Gabby Pahinui and Barney lsaacs. Also eoming are new releases from Ron Kuala'au, Dennis Pavao & Amy ūilliam. BEST DEAL IN WAIKIKI! Celebrate the holidays with Jerrv Santos and Olomana at the Paradise Lounae in the Hilton

^ *• H| Music has ilways fillcd Robi's Hfc. Robi's multi-cultunl, multiv iingual background is rcficctcd 'n l>cr music whieh rangcs from soft, Hawaiian rhythms to funky M#egjig6g3z&Ek rcggac bcats,fromAmerican ^ 9 pop songs to PoIyncsian traditionals. J j I KAMATA RECORDS

[?]

l • £|f * a- f * V * * * v fe; I */ A Jerry Santos of Olomana

I

KALEl FR0DVCTlONS 1

the Hawaiian Hall at the Bishop Museum. The Caz's Christmas show runs until December 21 st. Call 847-Mele for Tickets and information. Also, don't miss the Brothers in a free performance on Sunday ' afternoon, December 10th at Windward Mall in Kaneohe. CYBER-LUAU! The first ever CYBER-LUAU took plaee in a backyard in Santa Cruz, Califomia last month. This three hour live broadcast on the lnternet was all part of Dancing Cats Records very successful 19cityfall fourfeaturing Raymond Kane, Keola Beamer, George Kahumoku, Jr., and the Ku'ulei Aloha Hula Dancers. The three hour event featured live performances and "Talk Story" segments on Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar. If you're online, you ean eheek it out at httpV/www.globalartists.com/slackkey/ or visit Keola Beamer*s home page at http://www.kbeamer.com. MEMBERSHIP DUES: Just a reminder to all members of the Hawai'i Academy of Recording Arts that you will be getting notices soon in regards to your annual dues for the upcoming year. And ifyou're nota member, but would like more information on the Hawai'i Academy of Recording Arts, please contact Bonnie Ryder at P.O. Box 821, Honolulu, Hawaii 96808 or eall (808) 235-9424. THANK Y0U F0R ALL Y0U SUPP0RT THIS YEAR! Mathew Keoning and the staff of Tower Records wishes you a "Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year". If you need any assistance with mail orders, please eall (808) 941-7774.*

| , ,

"Critically acclaimed by"The Journal ofAmerican History*, RFR PRICFD To Steal A Kingdom is rcquired reading for an in-depth under- t «os standing of Hawaii's sovereignty movement. Miehael Dougherty AT 12 paints a verbal portrait gallery of fascinating figures, adds careful historical scholarship and spices it with engaging prose to create NOW ON Si5l F an indispcnsiblc rcsource " - Rmce*a Aluma, Truslet Al Large, PClD rt»n OJJice of Hawaiian AJfairs 'WK UNLī " To Steal A Kingdom is a nightmarish walk through history r with missionary businessmen who forced Hawai' i into an American whirlpool of manifest destiny. Curious, open and critieal, readers will weleome Dougherty's scalpel-like probing of Hawai" i's past. - Kekuni Blaisdeli M.D., Past Director, Center for W

[?]

Former Miss Hawaii, Patricia Lei REG. PRICED Anderson, and her cast, present a AT $2495 new video of hula warm up and Nn hula exercises. It's all set to FOR n Hawaiian music and one of the ONiT cast members is ChaThompson Ah ,^ofTihati Productions. Hnla For ^ | Health was written by Ken I

HiIIIU'I'IWiI'IiUhawauan TOP 10 Nov°l'sth!l995 1 KAWAIPUNAHELE - Keali i Reichel 2 FL YING W!TH ANGELS - Na Leo Pilimehana 3 BROKEN HEARTS~ Darren Benitez 4 HAPA - Hapa 5 MARTIN PAHINUI - Martin Pahinui 6 SISTAH ROBI - Robi Kahakalau 7 SWEET ISLAND MUSIC - Glenn Medelros 8 ON FIREI - Ka'au Crater Boys 9 KA LIHI KAI O KA'ENA - Kanilau 1 O UNCLE WILL/E K - Willie K

T0 0RDER BY PHONE, CALL (808)941-7774. T0 0RDER BY FAX, CALL (808) 942-1583. CALl BETWEEN 9AM ■ MIDNIGHT, HAWAIIAN STANDARD HME, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, 365 DAYS A YEAR!

HAWAIIAN MUSIC! BEST SELECTION IN THE ISLANDS! SUPP0RT L0CAL MUSIC!

i wm ■i

HONOLULU KAHALA • AIEA WAIKIKI "OPEN 9AM TO 10:30PM