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Apai la I—He apana hale ma ka aoao hildna o ke alanai Alakea, h»66 kapuai ma'ke alanui Alakea, a e helo rnai:hope he 118ī kapuaL 2—He apana hule makariho oka apana mna, e like me ka apnna mua ka nai.' ~ 3 —He apana hale.'mahope aku o ka.apanal.&:2, a he ala no e hiki aiu ai i ke alanui, he 10 hapnai keak«a. Ka. nui he llskapaaikaloa, ahe 80 kapoai ka laula. 4— He apana ūna'kalo a me ke kola. aia ma KalU he{ eka ka nai. .. ' s—He «ina kuL<, ma Kaliawa, Kalihi, e pili ana i ke ala o Ewa, e kokoke ana ika uwapo, he 2J eka ka nuL . . ' : • - 6 —He alna kalo a me ke kala, maaka aku o ke alanai, ma Kuliawa, Ealihi,ka nui hookahi eka. 7; —He aina kalo ama ka aina kula, o Kekualiilii ka inoa, aia ma Kalihi, e pili ana ike alanui o Ewa, he eiwa eka ka nuL " - B—He8 —He aina kalo ma Pohakoloa, KalihL he hookahi : a me 30-100 eka. 9—He aina kalo, o Kamalalaukalo ka isoa,-ma'Ka-lihi, he 8 62-100 na eka. 10—He aina kalo a meke kula,o Makailio kainoa, ma Kalihi, he fi 40-100 kanni'ona eka. 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KTTAI KŪDAIA ■ AKA • r •./■• LVJVA HOOPONOPONO WAIWAI : E KUAI KCDALA IA ANA KJt :J WAIWAI' p»® ••: . ,•. . :. .i 0 ;.. 3on. LBiVI HAALELEA, '. 1 imake aku nei, ma ka puka o ka && ma Honoluln, i ka hora 13 o ke awakaa o ka Poaoao*'' lune la 80, 1866, e like me ka mana l haawiia • ka. Aha Kiekie oko Hawaii Pae Aina. ' ' Eia malalo nei nainoa o oa mau ainala e kodala ana. Auhnukeae, aia ma Kona, Hawali; Hakalaa, ala < J ma Hilo. Hawaii; Honannan, aia ma Kona,' Papaka, aia ma Honnaala, Maul; ;Saho«nai,fiia ">» Lanaina, Maui; Kipu, Kahanoi, amaManawainui»! uia Molokal; Waimalu, aia ma'Ewai^Oaha';' KeaHaL Homaikawaa, Halaula r ame Kumikumu^āU,-m»ii' • Puna, Kouai; Maolua,Hilo, HtfwaiL ' 7/" Eloaa^nonakU<okeiamaaalha;nakahio \UrtiiSy ■: na Hooponopono Waiwai o .L. Haalalea,. i mak» «k».. •' 7>4t muui Booponqpoao waiwalo L.