Photos - P.91.81.001 - P.91.81.103 S.S. Malolo, Voy 27. Passanger list of U.S. Citizens. Sailing from San Francisco, CA, Jan.12 Arriving Honolulu, Jan.16.

King Kamehameha Statue in front of Ali-io-lani Hale (currently, home of Hawaii State Supreme Court) in Honolulu. Paul and Genevieve plus friends on deck of the cruise ship. Street scenes - "Oahu". Paul and Genevieve posing at different locations. Paul and Genevieve and some other people sitting and standing in a circular stand made of stone and concrete. Plaques imbedded in the ground around the stand. Only legible one says, "McKinley High School". Large ship with crow's nest. Lots of men on deck. Men and women in outrigger canoe. People on the beach and a hotel in the background. People swimming in an inlet. People playing in the sand. People cooking on the beach. Young girl in grass skirt, dancing on the beach. Lots of other beach scenes. Paul and 2 unidentified men on the deck of a ship. Man in the middle has several leis around his neck. Group of people posing on the deck of the ship. Man from the previous photo, and the woman next to him are wearing lots of leis. Statue of King Kamehameha. Waialae Golf Club, Honolulu. Paul and an unidentified man on the golf course. Both wearing knickers, knee socks and white shirts with rolled up sleeves. Paul and the man standing next to, what appears to be an exotic mango tree. Several pictures of the Laie Hawaii Temple (LDS Church). Elephant, enclosed and chained to a tree - a sign on a tree "Keep Out". Paul and Genevieve and others on the deck of the ship wearing leis.

La Carreta Montevideo, in Montevideo, Uruguay. Monumento la carreta was created in honor of the ox-cart drivers of the 19th Century. Montevideo is the capital and largest city in Uraguay. View of a city from a high elevation. Streetcar Number 51, filled with people.

Kansas Pacific Railway engine. K.P.Co. was a historic railroad co. that operated in the western United States in the late 19th century. It was a federally chartered railroad; backed with government land grants. From Kansas City to Denver, CO. It failed to get funding to go West of Colorado. Its main line furnished a principal transprotation route that opened up settlement of the central Great Plains and its link from Kansas City to Denver provided the last link in the coast to coast railway network in 1870. The railroad was consolidated with the Union Pacific in 1880, and its mainline continues to be an integral part of the Union Pacific network today.