Ke Au Okoa, Volume IV, Number 7, 4 June 1868 — OLELO HOOLAHA. [ARTICLE]

OLELO HOOLAHA.

UA MAKAUKAUNA PALAPALA SILA iMui (i ka poe nona na inoa malalonei, e kii koke mai. OAHU. Keaaiaole, Hooolulu Namahana, Waikele Malio, " Kahanu, " Lonnnea, '' Kalawaia, " K«-ki, " Paumaoo Waipio Kaaumoana, " Ukeke, " Kamakainau, " Kapawa " Kahinalua, " Ope, «« Kanekuapuu, " Manua " Muimai, " Naone, " Punini, " Nahola, «• Keohokalole, " Kamaku, «« Kawelo, " Kailihao, «« Kamaala, " Kaiki, " Kapau, " Kaia, «« Keakahiwa, " Humehume, «« Kane, " Kahokuwelo, '« Polani, " Kaneiakama, " Kaawa, " Nonoaea, Waiau Puaaiki, «« Kaihumau, Hnaeae Kapaku, " Kaoealoha, " Waipahu Kahaleaahu, " KumamakeManamaua Honokaupu, " Homaikawaa, " Kahele, " AUpai, Waianae Koloa, " Kalauli, «• Kaiahua, " Kapela, «' Mahana, " Moo, «« Mauna, " Pakoo, «• Kuhia, «' Kaenuhe, Waialua Kinimaka (3Sila.)" Kaianui, «• Pua, " Koolaūloa. " Keawe, Kahuku Kailiwai, " Loiioea, «« Haalelea, «« Puhalehna Waimea Kai*k'uaaina, «« Kalawaiamanu Keana Uiuhoaioha, Moaoaluu Kamano, Kapaka Kahalepalaoa, ■« Koolaūpoko. Makuakane, " Kauikoa, Kahaiuu Naai, Kalihi Halo, «« Pali, Kapule, »' Poepoe, " . Kapakai, Heeia Kanaiaa, Kapalama Puheue, " Kalnlu, «« Papa, «« Kaneliiwa, - Manoa Napua, " Ohuohu, Waikiki Ehu, «« Haole, " • Keahiolalo, Kaalaea Koa, «« Ke»ka, Hukipuu Kamehaiku, " KaehukukonaKaneohe Kalalawalu, " Palanaike, •« Paukaa, *« Khluahineoui,WaimaNahi, «« Kahoowaha, [nalo Kaupe, ««. Kahunanui, «' Kaluahine, _ " Kahoa, Kailua Kuaana, «« Opumomona, " Kahaaheo, •• Kaaahu, «« Kania, WailupeNaono. " Haiekii , " Kaehukapu, " Ewa. Kapuimama «« Kaaiawaawa, Honouli-Pou, '« Nuhonoho, [uli Mahi, «« Kaunailepa, I '* Kukiahu, «« Aberahama, «« Kaiewe, «« Kauahuna, " Kaopulupulu Waiahol. Kekualiilii, Poheke, (2 Sila.) " MAUI. Kaluaokamano, Lahai- Paiwi, Wailuku Kokio, : £na Apiki, «« Kaili, " Kane, " Kaaa, Kumaiku, «« Kaua, " Kahue, " ® Keoni Ana, V Ihumai, " Kamiki, "• Knmahiai, Waiehu Kaopena, . % "...Makanui, . " W. A.p^Jonf " Waiwaiole, s " " Kapi&e, . ' «• Kamahaapā, - ĪJsinflv'Kalam«ijf. -- >" Kaahupahai,- 'Kamaka, «.« Nauwele, '•' Kikaho, Waihee Olomana, *' Mahoe, - " Keokeo, " Kaniuwaiole, " Kaholi, "*• Kapu, " » Piilali, " Moo «' Kaui, > *""" Kalua, " Keaoakulani, Kaui, «« Holoua, " Kaaipnni, " -Akaku, Heulu, «• Kaluhiauhee Hamaku- Mah»e 3, " Namokueluo, [ak>a Kauanea, " Kaumakaawakea " Nahaaluu, " Kaumana, PokoKahinu, " Keliinkekanaka, Koo Koahewa, " Kalohie, (lau Kaholoaulani, " Knpali, *" Kalaekolohe, " Kaikaina, " Naoela, " Kapawa, Kaumi, " Kanaina, Waikapu Kuhalewai, " Kamaau, Nahinu, Kahakuloa Kooepuahew», •*■ Kauluhua, " Kanakaloa, • 3M * Kaupuna, " Kaai, " Pehu, «« Ohule, Honuaula Kaulili, " Kihuluhulu, "** K»uinui, " Nikilu, '' Kuhula, «« Kekapai, Kulh Kumaiepaa, " Apiki, "" '*■ Keliipeleuli, '« K»-awe, " Knliimahiai, " Pookea, Wailuku Kniiui, •• Ta, -Kuheana, " Kaualulu, -*• Luluali, «« Mo"mo"iki, *• Ke»we, Kipahulu Knmaka, |« Kilnumoku, " JLANAT. Knaiai, iKaunele, Muiiee, Pi>hano. Kalimu, ' | KAUAI. Kauoahi, Halele» Kuumoalii, Puna Knieie, " 'Kapunhola, " MAnuia, " 0 Ghnpin, Nakolala ■• Kaehu, Woioli Hiiluhulu, '** Wana, •« Nihoa, " " Nipea, Piihaakaa, Kona Kmiiiouī, Alihi, " pnbi, " Levi " Palaha, Kui, " Makaola, Koolao Kalauli, •' Aloopuna, - " Ewaliko, '« Kuolulu, *' Kaikamahine, " Kekua,- " Keo, " Kuihu, : " Hanuou, " Kipani, Puna MOLOKAI. Peleleu, Warwaia Kaleo, Onoulimaloo Ino, •• Kahui, " Keaki, . Ohin Upai, Halawa Kaiainoku, " Knmai, " M' s<*, " Maieawa, " | Namakaelua, " " Kumeheu, «• Kn-pa, " Kumueli Kaahi, Moanui | Kmnuinu, •' Piapia, Puaahala I Nnknhuoa, * 41 Lokoninikai, " ! Kuhoe, Manuwai Kikokikoi, Keawanui Luaaka, " Nopahi, •■ Mi>se, Kaamola 3Niupoohiwi, Knpualei Pupukn, •' 6 Namaile •' Manoha " Kulua, " Lawelawe, Onouliwai'Nukeleawe, " Helelua, •• iKaoeheana Kumueli Ailaau, •' iKamakahi, Kaluanha

Aukai, Kalunahu Wahilani, Pukoo Kamakahuia, " Kekui, " Eaauhaukini Kahnnanu Kahueia, " Kauhaniu, Kuniimi Pua, ." 2 Kaauhaukini, Ualapue Pihi, Pelekunu Ohule. Kupeke Waimea, Mapulehu HAWAII. Hilo. |Kaaumoana, Okoe Haumu, PiihonualKapuna, Hianaloli Kalakuaioho, Punahoa iMahua, Okoe Kapapa, Kanahele, Waeaha Hewahewa, Holau, Kaukalua Kaaukai, WaipioNakea, Omakaa Kahulanui, '' Kamailekapu, Haleili Kahulilau, " L>ba, Kawaaloa Kalua, " ilikanaloha, Kawanui Kahulanui, " Kanakaole, Kalahiki Kaui, Waimea Kekuanui, Haukalua Maouia " Kapa, Kapua Palaualelo, Kohala Kama, * " Kahoopahee, Hama- Mahuka&Kaai, Keopu Kaanaana, [ku» Kapohaku, " Kaoaka, " Kaopua, Kailua Kona Kuula, Honoina Keua, Pahoehoe Kekua, • " Knmakai, " Kaikuaana, Kiloa laea, " Apuni, Hoookahau Kaehu, " Nakeuwaa, Keekee Kaheanaaui, " L<»no, Waiaha Kaikaina, " Lilikalani, Honuapo Kahele, Kaoh» 1 Kaoewa, Puaa Kaleohano, " Kaapau&Eama, Kalaoa Holoua, " Keohokalole KealakeKuahuia, Hokukano Kau. [ku: Kaikuahine, " Nawahine, Hilea JKahanß, " Kuoha, " Ukaka, " Napahoa, Waiopua Ualoko, " Makaila, Waiomao Poka, " Malua?ko, " Kaaiwaiwai, Honokua Kaia, Kaheekai Kaukahi, Puapuaa Kamaualena j)ianienie Puulau, MakuuOhule, " Popolo, Keei Pau, Kahuku Man'.ni, " Kaia, Kaheekai Kuoiukahi, Honaunau K»iolani, Ninole Mikahaka, . Waiea Kalaikahuna, " Keena Kalaiaioa, lune 3, 1868. 7-2t