Koene Ada Henne (7 results)

Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Kloa Plantation Days: A tale of sugar cultivation and community on Kaua'i. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Kloa Plantation Days - Talk Story In the summer of 1985, The Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association had constructed a monument to Sugar in Kloa, Kaua'i and made plans to hold a Sesquicentennial parade and luau to celebrate 150 years of Hawai'i being the Sugar Islands. It was later decided that a book would be commissioned to tell visitors and local descendants why we celebrate. It would be called Kloa Plantation Days, A Talk Story. The story would be told by locals and immigrants who came to work on the plantations. The book starts with Captain James Cook and crews passing by the islands in 1778 on his way to search for a Northwest Passage. It tells how this discovery would change the lives of the Kanaka who lived on the islands. The Missionaries who brought Christianity to Hawai'i are discussed in detail along various other facets of the society. This is their story. The book contains numerous photos old and new to illustrate the activities. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New.

Paperback. 237 pages. Text in English. As new. Over 1,000 entries give a unique survey of the food products in Holland. This book gives English and Dutch names and full details of the entire range of food stuffs available and where to find them including basic baking and cooking ingredients; herbs and spices; dairy products; delicatessen and gourmet foods; breads and pastries; fish and seafood; types and cuts of meat and how to cook them; children's foods; health foods; beverages; traditional Dutch foods; international foods (primarily Asian) and much more. This book also gives tips on how to use the food. 777g.…

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 246 pages. 11.00x0.75x8.50 inches. In Stock.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Kloa Plantation Days - Talk Story In the summer of 1985, The Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association had constructed a monument to Sugar in Kloa, Kaua'i and made plans to hold a Sesquicentennial parade and luau to celebrate 150 years of Hawai'i being the Sugar Islands. It was later decided that a book would be commissioned to tell visitors and local descendants why we celebrate. It would be called Kloa Plantation Days, A Talk Story. The story would be told by locals and immigrants who came to work on the plantations. The book starts with Captain James Cook and crews passing by the islands in 1778 on his way to search for a Northwest Passage. It tells how this discovery would change the lives of the Kanaka who lived on the islands. The Missionaries who brought Christianity to Hawai'i are discussed in detail along various other facets of the society. This is their story. The book contains numerous photos old and new to illustrate the activities. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Kloa Plantation Days - Talk Story In the summer of 1985, The Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association had constructed a monument to Sugar in Kloa, Kaua'i and made plans to hold a Sesquicentennial parade and luau to celebrate 150 years of Hawai'i being the Sugar Islands. It was later decided that a book would be commissioned to tell visitors and local descendants why we celebrate. It would be called Kloa Plantation Days, A Talk Story. The story would be told by locals and immigrants who came to work on the plantations. The book starts with Captain James Cook and crews passing by the islands in 1778 on his way to search for a Northwest Passage. It tells how this discovery would change the lives of the Kanaka who lived on the islands. The Missionaries who brought Christianity to Hawai'i are discussed in detail along various other facets of the society. This is their story. The book contains numerous photos old and new to illustrate the activities. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…