Home Rula Repubalika, Volume I, Number 16, 15 Malaki 1902 — "LAIEKAWAI" AT OPERA HOUSE. [ARTICLE]

Kōkua No ke kikokikona ma kēia Kolamu

"LAIEKAWAI" AT OPERA HOUSE.

This is a work of 214 pages and. is an account ot scftiie of the intersrii £ daug':uns of Hawaii, whose story w*ll indrct* 1"1 av, arians" to preserve a ltfving y", <*»*■ their ancestors and of ffteif h&tfW' feffed and we call the attention of the people of today to Welcome the. "Woman the J. wilight" (KLawahineokaliula) with the love of the M&vtraiian heaft ("alofeimae oka puuwai Hawaii.") he story begins with the k'«l ng of several irhildreti, „but two girl £>aik» wai and L,aielohelohe, were kept by a priest- Tliey were taken care of by tvVd old women who had some fairy provfret trf flymg on the backs of birds. This pln>y will take place at the Opera House on Saturday evening at 7 :30, Mar. 15th, 1902. Tickets can be had at Wall Nichols Co.