Presidents of The Legislature
- Mataio Kekūanāoʻa (1864-1868)
- Paul Nahaolelua (1870-1874)
- Charles Reed Bishop (1874-1874)
- Godfrey Rhodes (1876-1878)
- Charles Reed Bishop (1880)
- Godfrey Rhodes (1882-1884)
- John Smith Walker (1886)
- Samuel Garner Wilder (1887)
- William Richards Castle (1887)
- Samuel Garner Wilder (1888)
- William Richards Castle (1888)
- John Smith Walker (1890-1893)
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