| Young Hawaii | Frontispiece |
| Facing page |
| Map: Hawaii. | 1 |
| (1) The Peninsula. (2) The Bungalow. (3) The Snark, and the Owner Ashore. | 24 |
| (1) Damon Gardens, Honolulu. (2) Rice Fields on Kauai. | 50 |
| (1) Working Garb in Elysium. (2) Duke Kahanamoku, 1915. | 74 |
| (1) Old Hawaiian. (2) The Sudden Vision. (3) The Mirrored Mountains. (Painting by Hitchcock) | 96 |
| (1) Diamond Head. (2) A Pair of Jacks—Atkinson and London. (3) Ahiumanu. | 116 |
| (1) Princess Likelike (Mrs. Cleghorn). (2) Princess Victoria Kaiulani. (3) Kaiulani at Ainahau. (4) “Kaiulani’s Banyan.” | 138 |
| (1) Landing at Kalaupapa, 1907. (2) The Forbidden Pali Trail, 1907. (3) Coast of Molokai—Federal Leprosarium on Shore. (4) American-Hawaiian. (5) Father Damien’s Grave, 1907. | 162 |
| (1) Hana. (2) The Ruin of Haleakala. (3) Von and Kakina. | 184 |
| (1) Prince Cupid. (2) Original “Monument.” (3) The Prince’s Canoe. (4) At Keauhou, Preparing the Feast. (5) Jack at Cook Monument. (6) King Kalakaua and Robert Louis Stevenson. (7) Kealakekua Bay—Captain Cook Monument at +. | 202 |
| (1) Where the Queen Composed “Aloha Oe.” (2) A Hair-raising Bridge on the Ditch Trail. (3) A Characteristic Mountain Trail in Hawaii. | 224 |
| (1) Iao Valley, Island of Maui. (2) Rainbow Falls, Hawaii. | 246 |
| (1) Alika Lava Flow, 1919. (2) Pit of Halemaumau. | 272 |
| (1) Kahilis at Funeral of Prince David Kawananakoa. (2) Kamehameha the Great. (3) and (4) Sports of Kings. | 294 |
| (1) Jack and Charmian London, Waikiki. (2) A Race Around Oahu. (3) Sailor Jack Aboard the Hawaii. (4) Pa’-u-Rider. | 316 |
| (1) Queen Lydia Kamakaeha Liliuokalani. (2) Governor John Owen Dominis, the Queen’s Consort. (3) A Honolulu Garden—Residence of Queen Emma. | 336 |