File:Hawaiian calabash carrier.jpg
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Hawaiian man of Lahaina in late 1800s.
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English: Man wearing a cape of ti leaves, called ‘ahu la‘i, for keeping dry in wet weather. Two large calabashes are suspended from his carrying pole. |
| Date | circa 1895 |
| Source | Hawaii State Archives. Call Number: PP-34-1-009 |
| Author | H.W. Henshaw |
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| current | 12:36, 21 November 2012 | | 846 × 643 (345 KB) | KAVEBEAR (talk | contribs) | better version from Hawaii State Archives |
| 07:10, 22 January 2011 |  | 1,000 × 791 (378 KB) | KAVEBEAR (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Man wearing a cape of ti leaves, called ‘ahu la‘i, for keeping dry in wet weather. Two large calabashes are suspended from his carrying pole.}} |Source=Bishop Museum |Author=H.W. Henshaw |Date=ca. 1895 |Permission= |o |
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