Charles K.L. Davis

Sixth monarch of the Kingdom of Hawaii

American actor

American composer and songwriter

Hawaiian soprano soloist

American opera singer

Austrian-American opera impresario

American musician

American television host

Italian opera singer

American soprano

Fifth president of Turkey

German-born French composer, cellist and impresario

American politician; Mayor of Honolulu

Lyric Coloratura soprano, Hawaiian entertainer

Hawaiian taxicab driver, radio personality, ukulele player and singer

Native Hawaiiian American Congregationalist minister, first chairman of the Hawaii Advisory Committee of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission

Hawaiian chief, great grandniece of Kamehameha I

Christian minister of Hawaiian ancestry; author of Hawaiian language textbooks; hosted radio show delivering sermons in the Hawaiian language

The first woman attorney to practice in the Territory of Hawaii.

Chinese American police officer

Senator in the Territory of Hawaii legislature

Attorney General of the Kingdom of Hawaii; First Judge of First Circuit Court, District of Hawaii

Minister of Hawaiian ancestor, pastor at many churches, including Kawaiahao Church in Honolulu

Hawaiian politician, lawyer and judge

Mayor of Honolulu from 1927 to 1929

Hawaiian royal

Aquatic athlete, model for sculptor Malvina Hoffman, public relations spokesperson for Standard Oil

Last reigning king of the Kingdom of Hawaii

Honolulu City-County Attorney

Entrepreneur, ukulele maker, musician, teacher of Hawaiian culture

Hawaiian soprano singer

Architect, music composer

Blind musician, songwriter

Congregational minister on Maui and Molokai

American architect

U.S. admiral

Hawaiian noblewoman

American musician

Samoan American politician

First Lady of Honolulu 1955–1969; career teacher in Hawaii and New York

Hawaiian business magnate and politician. Minister of Foreign Affrairs of the Kingdom of Hawaii

Medical social worker and clubwoman in Hawaii

Superintendent of Pubic Instruction for the Territory of Hawaii, and Inspector General of Schools under the administrations of Kalākaua, Liliʻuokalani and Sanford B. Dole. Journalist and newspaper owner

Honolulu native Hawaiian socialite, philanthropist and civic leader

American politician

Wealthy businessman in the Kingdom of Hawaii and the Territory of Hawaii; The bark S. C. Allen, and Port Allen on Kauai were named in his honor.

Diplomat, Minister of Foreign Affairs under King Kalākaua and Minister of Finance and under both Kalākaua and Liliʻuokalani

Hawaiian songwriter, composer, pianist, and singer (1934-2015)

Singer-songwriter from Hawaii

Actor