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about building a home (at his own expense) for female patients in the colony. Through the intercession of Bishop, the government built the Bishop Home (also sometimes called the Pauahi Home) to allow Kapoli and other young women and girls to reside away from the other patients. A "comfortable home"
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Colette Higgins noted that Liliʻuokalani visited Kapoli at Bishop House during her official tour of the islands as monarch on April 27, 1891. This was Liliʻuokalani's third time visiting the settlement but first as reigning monarch and the first after Kapoli's exile. The
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was built for Kapoli on the ground of the property while the construction began and Bishop wrote to Meyer that he was glad she was satisfied with the arrangement. In 1889, Mother
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