Ke Aloha Aina, Volume VI, Number 52, 29 December 1900 — Page 5
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KE ALOHA AINA, POAONO, DEKEMABA 29, 1900.
HOOLE IA KE NOI.
Ua hoea aku o David Dayton imua o ka Papa Ola ma ka Poakolu nei, a noi aku la i @a Papa la, o na aina o ka Ahahui Ilina Oahu e waiho nei ma Nuuana e ae la e kuai ia aku ma ke ano ilina. Ua noi pu aku ola e ae ia na ala ololi na ilina e kuaiia i na ohana e makemake ana no lakou na pa e pili kokoke ana. O keia mau noi ua hoole ia mai ia e ka Papa Ola me ka hoike ia mai ma ka la 1 o Ianuari e hoopau ia no ke kanu ia ana o na kino maloko o na pale@a o ke kulanakauhale, a o ka poe wale no he mau kuleana ko lakou oia wale no ke ae ia ana mahope aku o laila.
Ua hoike hou aku o Dayton o @a apana ilina aole ia e hiki ke kuai ia aku i na mea a pau, oiai, he kiekie loa ke kumukuai no na poe ilihune, a i na poe kuonoono wale no e hiki ai ke hoolilo ia.
O ke kino make o na ilihne a me na poe waiwai, @a like no a like e Mr. Dayton, wahi a Mr. Dole me ke kuoo.
Ua hoike aku o Kauka Kupa, o ka rula i hooholo ia e ka Papa Ola e papa ana i ke kan@ la ana o na kino maloko o na palena kulanakauhale e hooko ia ana ma ka la 1 of Ianuari, Ua huli ae la o Dayton a hoi aku la me ka nele.
NA LIMAHANA PORTO RICO.
Maluna o ka mokuahi Rio Janeiro i ku mai nei ma ke kakahiaka La Pule nei, i hoea mai ai na limahana Porto rico mua loa no keia awa no lakou ka heluna he 56 wale no, a o ko lakou heluna he 112 i ae ai e holo mai no ka hana ana maloko o na mahiko o Hawaii nei, ua noho aku la he hapa o lakou i Kapaiakiko me ka ae ole e holo mai i Hawaii nei e hana ai.
Mahope o ka pili ana mai o ka Rio i ka uwapo ua hoopili aku la ka mokuahi Lehua ma kona aoao, a oia ka wa i hookau ia mai ai keia mau limahana maluna o kona oneki. I ko lakou pau pono ana mai iluna o Lehua, oia no kona wa i haal@le iho ai i ke awa o Kou nei a holo pololei aku la no Kahului, ka pahu hopu o ka huakai au moana a keia mau limahana Porto rico.
Mamuli o ka holopono ole ana o keia hoouna mua ia ana mai o na limahana, a ke hanu ino nei lakou i kahi e loaa ai he mau limahana hou e hoopau ia ae ai keia nele nui. Ua manao ia e hoao aku ana lakou ma keia mua aku e lawe mai i na limahana Canada. Hahai mau no ka poino i ua poe puni waiwai nei.
HOOKAPU IA KA WAIONA.
Ma ka halawai ana a ka Papa Ola ma ka Poakolu nei, i haawi ia aku ai ka mana piha ia Agena Reynolds no ka hopu a hoopoino ana i na waiona a pau e loaa aku ana maloko o na palena o ke kahua ma'i lepera. He hooko ana aku keia i kekahi olelo hooholo i apono ia ma kela pule aku nei, e hookapu ana i ka waiona a i ole i ka pu mai ka hookomo ia ana aku iloko o ke kahua ma'i, koe wale no ma ke ano he laau na ka Papa Ola. Ua hoike ae o Reynolds ua loaa iaia mamua aku nei he mau omole gini kakaikahi, wisike a me ka bia. O ke kumu paha i ulu mai ai o keia hookapu ana o ka Papa Ola, mamuli ia o ka nui o na hoike e pili ana i ka nui o ka ona ke kahua ma'i.
LOAA KA PAPA POHAKU O KA HOOMANA MORAMONA.
Carbondale, Ill.,, Dec. 13. O Marshall Penrod, e noho nei ma kekahi kihapai e kokoke ana i kahi kauhale o Dong@ia, ma Union County, oiai oia e pa@li ana no ka ula@ ana he okumu oka mailoko mai o kana mala ua@a ma kahi kokoke i kona wahi noho, ua loaa iho la iaia he pohaku nui @ona ka loihi he hookahi kapuai, a nona hoi ke anapuni he ewalu iniha. Mamuli o ke ano e o kona nanaina i like me kekahi buke pakeke, ua lilo ia mea nana e makaikai nui ai. A i kona wa @ hakilo pono ana i ua wahi pohaku la, ua ike iho la oia i keia mau huaolelo i palapala ia ma ka olelo Enelani a i kalaila iluna o ua pohaku la, penei: Maloko o keia pohaku na olelo i kakau lima maoli ia o ka buke a Moramona. Iosepa Kamika.
Ua eli ia o loko o keia pohaku mai kahi a kahi aoao. A ma na poo o na pohaku @a ua makia ia me kekahi mau laau @ed@ ulaula I ka wa i wehe ia ae ai o kekahi o keia laau ceda, ua loaa iho la kekahi mau apana pepa i kakau ia me kekahi mau huaolelo ano @ i maopopo ole kona manao. A malalo o ka aoao hope o na apana pepa, ua kakau hou ia iho la keia mau huaolelo Enelani, "O ka mea e loaa ai keia mau palapala e hoouna aku i na lunakahiko o ka luakini Moramona."
Aia no me Penrod keia poha ku i keia wa, aka, ua hoouna aku la nae oia i na hoike i ka luakini ma Loko Paakai i keia mea nui i loaa iho la iaia.
Ua haalele aku la o G. B. Robertson i ke kulana lunakanawai no Wailuku, Maui pela na hoike i loaa mai.
HALA KE ALOHA NAUE ME KA ANOI-A.
(Hoomauia)
Kanikau keia,
Nou e Miss Emalie Kailihiwa,
Ke uwe helu mai nei.
Mariana ko kuaana,
Auwe kuu ike ole,
I kou hanu hope loa,
Ke hopu hewa nei au,
I ko kino wailua,
Aole oe i loaa.
Hamo hewa i ko kino,
Aohe pane leo mai,
Auwe kuu pokii,
Kuu kaumaha luuluu,
Pau ka ike na i na maka,
Me ka leo i ka pane mai,
He aloha kuu pokii,
O ka leo o ke kaaahi,
Ahiwela mai nei loko,
I ka hana a ke aloha,
Aloha no hoi oe,
I ko hele hookahi ana,
Noho iho nei makou,
Me ka u me ka minamina,
Au ae nei na maka,
Aohe ike wale aku,
Auwe, auwe kuu aloha ia oe-a,
MRS. MARIAN NAKI.
Kanikau he aloha nui,
Miss Emalie Kailihiwa,
Ke uwe helu mai nei,
O Neki no he kane,
Auwe kuu wahine,
O ka lai o Laie,
Aloha ia aina,
I ka eheu o na manu,
O ka pa a ka makani,
Ahai lau olelo,
Lua ole oe e ke aloha,
E lalawe nei i ke kino,
Ko leo ka mea aloha,
I ka pane mai nahenahe,
E huli hoi kakou,
I ka lai o Honolulu,
I ike aku i ka nani,
I ka wehi o na pua,
Aloha Kukuluaeo,
Lau hunehune o ke Kiawe,
Aloha @a home nani,
A ke aloha i noho ai,
Aloha o Kawaiahao,
H@lau o na hana pono,
E uhai a holo ana,
I na hana kaulike,
Auwe, auwe kuu wahine.
Mr. M. Neki.
Kanikau he aloha nui,
Nou Miss E. Kailihiwa,
Ke uwe kaukau mai nei.
O Louis no he kunane,
Aloha ino kuu kaikuahine,
O ka makani anu he malualua,
Lua ole ke aloha noho nei.
E lalawe nei i kuu kino,
Auwe kuu hoapili,
Kuu luhi o ka wa naaupo,
I hanai keiki ia oe,
E makou kou mau kunane,
Aloha kuu pokii,
I hele i ke ala hoi ole mai.
Kaupale mai nei oe,
Pau ka ike na i na maka,
Aloha ka leo o ke kai,
I ka ikuwa mai i Haliipo,
Aloha ka wai o Mauihau,
Ia wai awili pu me ke kai,
Akahi au a hemohemo,
Ua hala oe i ke ala hoi ole mai,
Auwe, auwe kuu aloha ia oe-a,
Kanikau he aloha keia,
Miss Emalie Kailihiwa,
Ke uwe @aaloulou nei,
Keoki ko kuaana,
Auwe kuu pokii,
Malu hale o ka makua,
Aloha no hoi oe,
I ka h@le hookahi ana,
Noho iho nei makou,
Me na kulu waimaka,
E hoopulu mau nei,
I ka lau o ka lihilihi,
Hookahi mea aloha,
Ko kakou mama,
I ka uwe kaukau mai,
Aloha Waiapuka,
Wai auau a ke kamahele,
Hele oe i kau huakai,
Me ka naau kaumaha,
Noho iho nei makou,
Me ka luuluu paumako,
Auwe, auwe ke aloha ia oe-a.
GEORGE & LOUIS
Kanikau he aloha keia,
Miss Emalie Kailihiwa,
Ke uwe haalino mai nei,
Pahukoa ko kuaana,
Aloha kuu pokii,
Kuuhoa haihai olelo,
Aloha ka la welawela,
O ke kula o Puuahi,
Aloha i Hemolele,
I ka leo honehone o ka bele,
E hea mai ana @ naue,
I na hana maikai a ka Haku,
Aloha Waianuenue,
Home a na manu e walea ai,
Aloha na Pali Hauliuli,
Aloha Kaneohe i ka malu o ko paina,
Aloha ia wahi a kakou e pili ai,
Noho aku i ka hale aikane,
I ka malu leo o ke aloha ole,
Ha@a oe i ka hora 10,
I ke kakahiaka Poakolu,
Aloha na hanau mua o kaua,
Ike ole i kou hanu hope,
Owau a me mama,
Kai ike hope loa ia oe,
Auwe, auwe kuu pokii hoi-a.
MISS PAHUKOA.
Kanikau keia he aloha,
Miss Emalie Kailihiwa,
Ke @we paiauma mai nei,
O Kahala ko koeke,
Aloha ino kuu pokii.
O ka uka o Malaekahana,
Aloha ia home iuiu,
E pupue ai i ke koekoe,
Elua maua hookahi oe.
Nohe aku kaua hoolono,
Ka halulu a ka pauma wai,
Ka haloko mai a na hao,
Aloha kou hoa hele,
O ke kula o Kaniakamoa.
Aloha o Paakea,
I ka wai hanupanupa o Kaulia,
Kulia loko maeele i ko aloha,
Aloha ko leo i ka hea mai,
E kuaana Kahala e,
Auwe! Auwe kuu pokii hoi-e.
MRS. KAHALA ATONI
Kanikau he aloha keia,
Nou Miss emalie Kailihiwa,
Auwe kuu kaikuahine,
Kuu hoapili o ke anu,
Pupue aku kaua,
I ke anu o ke kenau,
Hoopumehana i ke alo.
I ka poli o k@ makua,
He aloha o Laie,
Aina i ka hanohano,
Ua lawa na makemake,
Na ko@@@ koi a loko,
Aloha kuu pokii,
Haulani o ke alahao,
I nanea i ka hone ae,
I ka leo o ke oeoe,
E uhoi paha kakou,
I ka uka o Mananaoa,
Aloha ia home nani,
A ke onaona i noho ai,
Auwe! Auwe kuu aloha ia oe-a.
MR. ATONI.
Laie, Koolauloa, Oahu, Dec. 1900