Ke Aloha Aina, Volume II, Number 49, 5 December 1896 — NANI KA HANA A IA POE. [ARTICLE]

NANI KA HANA A IA POE.

Ua lilo i <uea pabaobao ko makou ike ana aku, ma ka oaka o kekahi halekuai oT. H. Kewiki Ma, i lee awakea Poaono nei, ke kakaomai o na tau 9»lapalai lipolipo o ke koahiin, na la-i moe «rai e kahela ana iluoa o k«kah> pakaukati loibi e moe ana,na hae Hawaii e kau kebakefaa mai ana ma ka paia o ka haie, na haku hana ame paahana e nono bo ana maluoa oko lakeu mau nohe no ka baawi j»wi i na hoomanao ao ka la i hanau ai o Hawaii i aupuni .kuokoa.

I ka naaa aku i na; heieheiera o na haku hana a meko lakon man paahana, mē he mea la, ua aoo ia lakou a lilo i ohana hookahi bui ke ano he poe makee ika aina elike me ko na hakn hana makee i ko iakou aina hanau, pe* la no hoi ko lakou mau paahana a paa he poe lakou e noho nei malaio ola ano maemae a ko lakou mau haku i mab~ ma ai no ko lakeU aina a hiki i keia la, aole hookahi Hi{a Eteete iloko om ie, he.poe hipa maeoue wak no a pai».

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