The abode of happy spirits is supposed to be on the top of Kini Balu, one of their loftiest mountains, and the portals are guarded by a fiery serpent, who does not suffer any virgin to pass into the celestial paradise.

According to the law of Marduk-idin-akhe, King of Babylon, servant of the gods of the City of the eternal fire, it was so measured by Bel-zir-kini, son of Zikar-Istar, the measurer of the field.

R121633, 2Dec53, Warner Bros. Pictures, inc. (PWH) KING, CHARLES E. Prince of Hawaii, operetta, by "Kale Kini" [pseud.]

R121633, 2Dec53, Warner Bros. Pictures, inc. (PWH) KING, CHARLES E. Prince of Hawaii, operetta, by "Kale Kini" [pseud.]