Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume VI, Number 41, 8 February 1934 — KO'U Manao MALUNA O KE KAWAI HOOPULAPULA [ARTICLE]

KO'U Manao MALUNA O KE KAWAI HOOPULAPULA

Mr. Lunahooponopono a me no loa Hanohano o ka Ahaolelo: Aloha nui:— I ka hoolanna ana aku 1 ko'u mau manao maluna o keia kumuhana a,no nui pili lahui. e kalaia.mai au ke kulike ole ko kakou mau manao maluna o ka'u. mau hoakaka manao ana : oiai, he kumuhana nui, a koikoi maoli keia, a he ninau pili lahui nei ; e pono ai e noonooia me ke akahele; a oiai. ua ike kakou i na oni ana o ua kanawai la i na wa i hrJa ao nei, mai kona kti ana ahiki i keia manawa, he kanawai nana i hoihoi mai i na hooponopono ana o keia ninau iloko ponoi 6 ka lahui nona ka aina, pela i konoia mai ai au e hana kakou me ke akahele no keia ninau; e kapae ana i na wahi i kulike ole ai na manao; a e hoomau ana i na wahi a kakoii i ike ai ua kupono, a maikai: 1 - E hoopau loa ia ka hopunaolelo elima (five) ma ka mahele (a) o ka pauku 202 o keia kanawai e ku nei; a e hookomoia ma ia wahi i ekolu (three ; oia hoi, ke Kiaaina, ke komisina o na aina au puni ame hookahi lala mawaho ae, o ia no ka hope komisina o na aina aupuni. E hoopau loa ia ka hopuna olelo Hoolimalima (lease) mai keia kanawai a« ku e ku nei, a e pakuiia ma ia wahi ka hopunaolelo, lilo loa (fee-simple) a i ole kuleana no ka manawa pau o--2 " Ē hoopau loaia ka mahele elua (2) o ka pauku ! 208 a e hooliloia ka mahele (8) i mahele elua, a o ka mahele oha, i mahele ekolu, a o ka mahele elima i eha, a o ke ono i elima, a o ka ehiīku i eono. 8 - 3- E hoololiia ma kahi o ka pauku 310 mahele

, (n) is o\"\> iiej "or in case ofj & including i3astora) lands nn]y, not ing 500 acres of first. c!ass pastoral or 3,000 acres of socond class pa,storal lands/* e hookomoia ma ia wahi, keia mau "1.000 aeres of first pas|ōral lands, or 2,000 acres or more acres of the second class pastoral lands including or to buying' ol' five thousand dollars in value shall -be made. 4 - The principal exception related, to bo proposed change of scction ?S of the Organie Act as Sectioii ~/3; Wehewehe: this is the ehan■geunder whieh one-fifth of the cultivated lands undēr leases about tr> expire might be re leased for not to exceed fifteen yet;rs to tlie highest bidde3% the re mainder of sueh tract-s to be homesteaded. 5 - E hoihoi houia mai keia mau hana a elua iloko o ka lima o ke Komisina o na iiina aupuni : & o ka mana 0 ua Komisina la o na a!na aupuni, oia kft mana"ame ke kuleana e hoopuka aku ai i na Palapala Sila (Grants) no kela ame keia e noho rtei iluna o na aina Komisina Home Hawaii. koe hae na wahi i hoo!oliia ? pakui, a' hoopauloa ia mo ia e hāiia aku nei. O ka'u mau hooponopoho aku la in. a ke waiho aku tt£?i imua o ko oukou hanohāno, me ke aloha nui ame na hoomaikai nui palena ole ho ka oukou mau ae ana e hui a kuka p\j kakou ma na ninau ano nui o ka manawa. 1 Ana ke Akua Mau Haku o ka Lani ame ka Honua e kiai, malama. hooma- ' I lu, £ hoonaauao mai ia ka-' kou no ka pono o ka aina,; ka lahui, me ka hoonipaa a- 1 na ika ouko" mau hana. ! Kakou mau'no, ĪSAIA KAAĪHUE ! 454 Cooke Street, Honolulu. ;! T. H. No ka maikai o na manao : o keia makuakane, nolaila jkeia hoopukaia aku o keia leka ana i kakau ae ai i na hoa o ka ahaolelo,