Ke Aloha Aina, Volume II, Number 48, 28 November 1896 — O KA UNIKI KOE. [ARTICLE]

O KA UNIKI KOE.

Ua pau mai nei ka ka lahui hana i ka hooko ia, ma a ko lakoa mau Elele la, a eia lakou a pau, ua akoakoa mai i kahi hookahi, me he ohana hipa hookahi la, e noho aaa malalp o ke aiakai ana a ke Kahuhipa hookahi wale iho no, oia ke aloha i ka a:na« ka lahui a me ke alii i hoonee īa ae mai kona kahua mua, aka, aoie nae ia he mea e nele ai ko ka lahoi aioha iaia. Ke kokoke mai nei ka la e uniki ai, ua makaukau na mea a pau, a i hakalia wale i na ulu a hoonee aē i ke kahoa, oia waie iho no ka mea i koē, dwai ana I* na moho nana e heihei mai ana la wahi, i ike ia aku ai| ko ka lahui maaaoio hana, ma o ko lakou mau Eiele ia. i He mea nui io no kela, aka, ua fcaohi iho makou i ko ma* kou v komo kaokoa ana aku iloko o na hana a na Elele a ka lahui i koho mai ai, oiai, ua ike no makou, aoie ia o ko makou makaha e hiki ai ke neenee aku makahioka uala pulehu, i mea e hoopaa ai i ka houpo lewalewa o ko makou noho ana e kiai i ka pono o ka leboSebu. A oiai no hoi, ka poe paha a pau e hob aoa no ia noho,

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