Hawaii Holomua, Volume III, Number 14, 1 April 1893 — KANI KA MOA UA AO HA WAII! [ARTICLE]

KANI KA MOA UA AO HA WAII!

LOHKA KA LEO O KK KUHUKUKUI HALA KA UA KA MEA MAKA’U ) nehinei, Poakolu, M<nki 29, 1993, o* ku mai U ks mokokaoa Ameriks Ruah, a ma kona anuam* k* Elele Komiaina o ke Aopuni o Amenka Huipaia I hoouna U mai nei no ks imi « oo* welo pono u* 1 na hana limaani malana o ka lahui HawaiL > V;. * ‘ 1 . : .. ..‘4 lla ka hora 3 o ka aniua la o nehinei, ua haaiele akn la ke komiaina BIoant a me kana wahine Hn. Bk>aot ika ooeki o ka moknkam Rosh a hehi mai la i na aa00*0 Kakohihewa. U keia ka wa ana Lede o ka Hoi HawaH Aioha Alna I pawehi akn a) i os KomUioala me ka pahapaha hu | pna Hamo, mai ka Uma aka oKini | Hawa, a peia no hoi he !et Malle o I Koialu a m ka Mokihaoa aala o I Mana a me kekahi mau wehi a m J he nhi i hooaehi u uu i kaoa hioe. Ua nai na mah.ilo i |Mnefll OkeUka mak*J mmmo m huohiwahiwa I pan«i|t| [āte»Mflawaii aUha Alhaiaaokml 't&i&* - - - * ‘ r -v -

% 0 Hawaii no ka oi. * i Lede ok« Hui Aloha Aina. * • Ma ka hora 5 aoio ke ! ua hoouna aku la ka Hui * j A!oha Aina aua Wahine i m£H * | mite imua o ke Komisina j Mrs. Blount, no ka pah< !a 1 i na h«X)maikai ma ka aoaoo^ I ahahui i oleloia, a na kaa ii j hauo o ka hookipa mua ana i J y | hui aua wahine. Eia na laU»I ; Komile; Mrs. Haalelea, M rs . I : O. Berger, Mrs. Hay WodeK*>M I ! Mrs. J. Nawahi, Mrs. KaIuai~ Y M mae Kahalewai a me Leih«J ! Keohokalole. . | Ika halawai ana aku ona K>9 mite me Mrs. Elounl, ua hoikei J ,I la o Mrs. Kaluaimaemae, he ! mite iakou i hoouua la aku e . i Hui Hawaii Aloha Aina a na W J : hine. no ka nonoi ana aku i | oluolu ia, e haawi ana ka •|| j Lahui Hawaiii na hoonanea J| I ke Komi?:na Amerika Blonnt. 1 e oluolu ia ana. Pane o .M-KH j Blonut —“O! maik&i loa. , i ioa au i ko oukou poloai aiu» !ia maua a me ka nui o ko ouk'A lokomaikai. Oka Hiu Aloha a.iei ka ookou i noho Pereritleru .1 e Mr. F. W. Macf.trlane?’' “Ae.” wahi a ke Komile. Mrs. Blount — “la’u i hiki uuiiH i no ka uwapo a nana niai la i | heleheiena ona p>>e Hawaii. j hiki loa ia’u ke ike iho he lah.H ! oluolu ko oukou ma ka hoike a .1 ; helehelena, a ke ike io nei au ;>eaB I He uui uo ami na Lede Hawaiiil like me oukou, a he maauiaaiea ■ ka olelo Beriiania?” “Ae; he nui loa ia poe mawuhH ae o makou.” i pane like mai ai lala o ke Eomite. “Hauoli lōa au i ko’u ike am ■ kekahi lahui puuwai oluolu e hi-l me oukou —mahea oukuu i h auao ia ai?” Komite —“Ma Hawaii uei n»." Mrs. Blount —“Ua hoike ia . I hoi la makou. aole ko oukou !ah:B i hoea aku i ke alaula o ka uaaiuc.l eia ka, aeno. E haawi akn ouk-m H ko’u aloha i ka Peresidena a me .H lala oko oukou hui. A e he’.e hoeH mai i kahi wa kupono hou aku. Ua hoike ae ke Komisina l;h>;;: H imua o kekahi hoohui aiua in> I “Aole au i hele mai uei e h . H wale akn i ka’u haua, aka. i i.= mai nei e huli a e imi i na meaiH oukou i hana iho nei i ka ī.ah;H Hawaii.” O keia ae la ka oolea i loaa aku la lakou, a ua. >:..■ nui iho la ua poe nei no keia u.i.H olelo ake Kamieina. Ua oki e kulou ai»a ke poo ilalo. Eia no o Hawaii i ke aheahe ma-H lie a me ka malama maluhia. a launa no me ke Komiuma me oiuoiu, aole be pakike ia. V>h -H ike pu ae no boi oia imua o k> > i: Hawaii Ponoi, oia wale no k- K-H mieina o kona Aupuni, aolie u.-iH hon aku e like me na mea i >'• H mua ia mai.