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Fletcher, Estelle. Letters from Ponape, Caroline Islands; two letters from the U.S. English language.

Forbes, Anderson Oliver. Letters from Honolulu to Caroline Island missionaries, E.T. Doane and R.W. Logan of Ponape and E.M. Pease, M.D. of Kusaie; and to other individuals. English language.

Forbes, Anderson Oliver. Letters written from Honolulu as corresponding secretary of the Board of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association. English language.

Gibson, Walter Murray. Letter to A.O. Forbes, Secretary, Hawaiian Board of Missions, on behalf of the Department of Foreign Affairs concerning influence of mission establishments on the development of trade, security and prosperity in the Caroline…

Gilbert Islanders in the Hawaiian Islands. Native Hawaiian missionaries R. Maka (Oahu) and J.H. Mahoe (Kauai) report on their missionary work among the Gilbertese in the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian language; major reports have English translations.

Gilbert Islands. Church Reports – General. Reports of the Committee on Foreign Missions of the Hawaiian Board - various years; miscellaneous reports and letters. Some reports incomplete. English language; one typescript of 1882 manuscript appears in…

Gilbert Islands. Church Reports - Accounts and Statistics. Includes estimates for expenses, lists of supplies ordered; some annual reports. English and Hawaiian language. English translations included.

Gilbert Islands. Church Reports – Apaiang. Annual reports; some statistical charts. English and Hawaiian language. English translations included.

Gilbert Islands. Church Reports. Kuma (Pitts Island) & Makin. Reports by Robert Maka. Robert Maka served as a native Hawaiian missionary to Kuma and Makin. Reports include annual report for Makin dated Aug 1873; parish report for Makin and Kuma, 1875…

Gilbert Islands. Church Reports. Maiana and Noto. Reports by W.N. Lono & W B. Kapu, native Hawaiian missionaries to the Gilbert Islands. Parish reports for Maiana by W. N. Lono, 1874 - 1888, various years. Parish report for Noto by W. B. Kapu, 1868.…