Ka Elele Hawaii, Volume IV, Number 15, 22 February 1849 — OLELO HOOLAHA. [ARTICLE]

OLELO HOOLAHA.

I E ike auanei na mea a pau maloko o kuu Apana ma Waialua, ke papa aku nei au i «a kauaka a pau maloi ko o kuu apana, a me na wahi e ae, aole e lane nialu j i kekahi waiwai aupuni me ka loaa ole aku ia'u a me ;ka ae oieia'ku o W-kii ai;a ka mea e «hat 10, a kii wale i kekahi waiwai aupuni, e hoopuia oia e ua makai, a e kekahi kanaka e ae paha i ike, a e laweia mai imua o'u, %|)a'u e hookolokolo ia niea kalohe, a hoopai paha ia ia ke ike ia ka oiaio o kona hewa. ! Ua koho aku au ia Nakahuaiiale, ame Polu, i mau Luna hana malalo o'u, a na laua no e nanaika helepu :ana me na kanaka i ka hana, penei ka mahele ana;* mai Kamananui a hjki i MokuMa, ia Polu, ka nana mai Kumanauui a hiki i Kaena, mai Paalaa a hiki i Kawailoa, na Nakahuahale, ka naua mslaila. A okua ka mea hele pu me na kanaka i ka liana Poalua a me ka hana aupuni hoi a me ka auhau maloko o ko'u t&a> hele no ka makahiki. Eia keia, Ua loaa kekahi waiwai no na ia hana ma Waialua nei, he aho, he oa, he pou, a he mea e ae no hoi, o ka poe makemake e kuai, e hele mai lakou e kuai i kekahi waiwai a iakou imakemake ai me a'u, a i ku mau Luna paahana, he oluolu ke kuai ana. ioHN L. Naiumli, v#j£ 4. I Hawūur! r «ī((/«M, ()*&«, t, 181$, %