Ke Aloha Aina, Volume VIII, Number 9, 1 March 1902 — HULI HOI I KE ONE HANAU [ARTICLE]

HULI HOI I KE ONE HANAU

Mk!uds o k& moku'*hi Alo- j mula i hoaa naai K m& ke lake- j f,tt.ka Lft Pale oeī iaai hiko mai i hilpol pa mni ai oia i ka mea Kiekie Eeikialii Kawa-] n&nakoa a me kaoa lede, ke Ko* j eela Samoela Paku a me kaea j w*bine ame d& keiki. He dds ka obA j& a me oa makamaUa o u» k«roabele ao'moaoa i boea &ka osa kai o %a owapo a fcootdpa ■ obaoba atui la 1 oa Q}aHhtDt aio ihoeho. Ua boi loa aku ke Ee Uialii Kawaoanakoa a me kaoa Kama'liiwahine do ko laoa hoene taa Pualeilaoi, Waikiki, a o na makoa hoi no ka bome o koahine mawaho o ma a rea ia mnn i kipa bott akq ai ea makantaka eee na boal»ba e ike la lakoo.' Ha 0 «ikai a moLaha ke ola o na naahopo 0 kft a] > ana tnai nei I kekahi haak&i a ka ino oai o ka moana, n&na i boo> kaolna i ko lakon hiki koke ana maiianei ma Poalima nei. Ma ka hoike a ke kapenao ka mokaabi Alatneda aole an3 buakaj holonaoana i ike ai i ka ino o k& moaaa e like oae keia. Ua hooeaaka no ka ino i ko lakoq wa I haalele aku ai ia Kapalakiko» a oa boonjaa ia a hiki i ka hoea waie ana i na kapakai o Hawali oei. Ua nahaha na poka ann>ni 0 ka hale pailaia ma o kē poi la ana e ke kai, 1110 na pahu panaoa me ka halana pn ia o kekahi naau rnmi kapena, aka, mawaho ae p keia mao poino iiilii aole he ola 1 poino. Alo-ha na malihioi.