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ALOHA & WELCOME TO
HAWAI'I POST®
"Hawai'i's personal delivery service"

VISIT OF THE DALAI LAMA
TO HAWAI'I

NEW STAMPS ISSUED APRIL 14th 2012
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HAWAIIAN SHELLS II

NEW STAMPS ISSUED MARCH 14th 2012
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HAWAI'I BUOYS

NEW STAMPS ISSUED FEBRUARY 16th 2012
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SURFBOARD MAIL

Surfer with mail readies his surfboard for departure.
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HAWAI'I POSTAL HISTORY QUIZ
1. When was the first Post Office opened in Hawai'i ?
2. Where was the first Post Office in Hawai'i located?
3. Who was the first Postmaster of Hawai'i ?
4. When were the first Hawai'i stamps issued?
5. What shape was the first Hawai'i postmark?
6. When the first Post Office opened, what was the cost of mailing a letter with a Hawai'i destination ?

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Hawai'i
You will notice throughout this website that the word " Hawai'i" has what looks like an apostrophe between the last 2 letters. This is the correct spelling in the Hawaiian language. The apostrophe is actually called a "glottal stop". The glottal stop is used as a pause and also to differentiate words. For example, Lana'i is the name of a Hawaiian island. Lanai (without a glottal stop) means a balcony.

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