This volume includes the full text of the laws passed by the Hawaiian legislature during the early 20th century, covering topics such as land ownership, taxation, and criminal justice. These laws offer an important window into the legal and political landscape of this period in Hawaiian history, as the islands were absorbed into the United States and underwent significant social and economic changes.

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