This work summarizes statistics from previous reports on native Hawaiians done for the four counties in Hawaii. The data provided were extracted from the Office of Economic Opportunity's 1975 Census Update Surveys of Oahu, Hawaii, and Maui and from the 1974 Kauai Socio-Economic Profile done by the Center for Non-Metropolitan Studies of the University of Hawaii. In the report, socioeconomic characteristics of the total state population are compared to socioeconomic characteristics of native Hawaiians. Comparisons are given for the total population and selectively for pre-school children, youth, young adults, adults, and senior citizens. Topics covered by the report include: geographic distribution, ethnic composition, age group distribution, marital status, education, income and employment status, sex distribution, family size and income, characteristics of heads of households, housing costs and tenancy, and number of dependents per household. Appended are definitions, technical notes and population estimates which may be used to interpret the percentages given in the charts. (Author/APM)