. Mémoires de l'Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum d'histoire naturelle et d'Ethnologie polynésiennes. L'histoire naturelle, de l'Ethnologie. Iilmtea 134 anJ Manna Loa. J'sliall iiitcrnrpt le volcan Chambre notice pour donner plus complet).' mes observations à tliis altlioiigli tliej liave visite, été, piiblisbed » --'' comme il y a des omissions et des ajouts à apporter pour éviter la répétition et snpply bicimoe. Le mai i, r88o, une éclosion de la présidence du cratère de Manna Loa a été 1880. Certaines personnes ont fait l'ascension et fonnd un feu-fontaine depuis le sol de la petite voisine de cratère Mokuaweoweo, bnt bientôt cette c

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. Memoirs of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethnology and Natural History. Natural history; Ethnology. 134 Iilmtea anJ Manna Loa. I sliall iiitcrnrpt the Volcano House record to give more full).' my observations at tliis visit, altlioiigli tliej liave been piiblisbed, '"-'' as there are some omissions and additions to be made to avoid repetition and snpply bicimoe. On May i, r88o, an outbreak from the summit crater of Manna Loa was 1880 reported. Some persons made the ascent and fonnd a fire-fountain from the floor of the small crater adjoining Mokuaweoweo, bnt this soon ceased and no lava escaped from the crater or from mj visible rent on the mountain side. This ivas 101 usual, and thinking the slight summit eruption was probablv a prelude to a more. extensive outbreak, I started in June from Boston for the Haw-aiiaii Islands, taking witb^ me Mr. Charles Furiieaux, a well-known artist, that I niiglit be able to preserve for scientific study, should we be so fortunate as to see an eruption, those appearances that the camera does not retain and wbicli are so difficult to describe. As soon as possible after our arrival in Honolnhi we sailed for Hilo and made the ascent to KiLiuea. The road had certainly not improved during the fifteen years since I had last traveled over it, but on the evening of July 24, icS8o, with Mr. R. Forl)es Carpenter and Mr. Furneaux, I arrived at the northeast bank of the crater where we found a very comfortable hotel replacing the grass sliant}' I had occupied ' ?•'Anu^ricar. Journal of Science. July. iSHj, p. 1, 9. [512]. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum. Honolulu : Bishop Museum Press

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