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Hakalau Store

Opening of the Hakalau Store, 1927.

Photo from the Waichi Ouye Collection courtesy of his Family

The first Hakalau Store
Photo courtesy of Lyman Museum
Photo from the Waichi Ouye Collection courtesy of his Family
Photo from the Waichi Ouye Collection courtesy of his Family