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ALOHA & WELCOME TO

HAWAI'I POST®
"Hawai'i's personal delivery service"

Message for Helen Coast in the U.K. click here

SURFBOARDS

NEW STAMPS ISSUED AUGUST 5th
Click on the above stamp for details

170TH ANNIVERSARY OF
HULIHE'E PALACE

NEW STAMPS ISSUED JULY 3rd 2008
Click on the above stamps for details

GRAND RE-OPENING

NEW STAMPS ISSUED MAY 27th 2008
Click on the above stamps for details

SURFBOARD MAIL

Surfer with mail readies his surfboard for departure.
Click here for details of "Surfboard Mail"

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 ?

FOR ANSWERS - CLICK HERE

PLEASE USE THE INDEX AT LEFT
FOR MORE INFORMATION

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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