Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 1, Number 39, 26 November 1856 — Untitled [ARTICLE]

Ē ka Hue Hawuii e: Aloha kaua: —He manno hma ko’u e hui aku ia oe no ka niaau o Puainana, ma ka helu 30, aoao H8, e ana no na makapo i oi aku mamua o Danicla; a mnmua hoi o ka p»e maka kaakaa a makapo ko lakou naau. , Ua ike au i kekahi makapo e noho anama Haiepuua ma Puna ne., inokupuni o Hawaii: Penoi kuu ike ana: I kekahi ia bele aku la au i ka hale i ni>ho ai ua ma* kapo nei,- a o kona inoa o Paele, a ike uku la au i ua Paele nei e hiliaha ana, oia ke kaula e ho«»paa ai i ka waa, ia ike an«a a’u i keia kanaka makapo.p iiana pna i keia hana muikai, a pohiluhi no hoi; alaila, lele koke ko’u olioli a me ka makemake maoli i ke akamai mao'li; ia manawa hookokoke aku In ■ au i ua makapo nei, a ninau aku la au ia ia, Pehea la ka pono nna o keia hana ia oe; iuu ka mea, aole ou inaka? I mai la kela, Oke aha la nane i ka pono o ka noho wale, oia hoi he wahi keiki kekahi e loaa ka mea nana e hana mai? Ae aku la au, Ao. Hokai ua elemakule kamanle, a nui ka maua kamailio pu ana me ua Paele nei, no kana mau i.ana akamai. Ninau hoii ia ia, Ika (namiwa. hea ka pau ana o ka ike-nmkou mau maka? Hai mai kela, Ua hoomaka mai keia pilikia ia’u i ka wa aikapu, iiiamua aku o k’a iiolo ana o Liholiho i kaliiki. Ninau hou au ia ia, Pehea la e loaa ai ka ia ia oe ināi ka hoomaka ana o keia pilikia a hikl i keia wa, Olelo inai la kela, Mai ka hoomaka ana mai a hiki i ka iho o ka Pelo i Nanawale, a ma ia mua mai, oia hoi ka makahiki 1843, e hiki aoa no au i ka lawaia, maluna o ka waa, a tetanka nei no hoi kekahi. Ninau au 7 i kekalii poe e ae; ho«>iaio mai la iakou, Ae, he eiāio no ia nna e olelo la, olelo mai lakou la’u, r hiki ole no i ka holo i ka lawuia i keia wa nei ika waa ole, a i ke omaimui kekahi: Oielo hou mai la ua makapo nei, O - (Mu ia e kii at i ke’u wa e hoio ana i J»- lawaia me ka’u mau hoa, oia ke ahi, ke kakaka, ulaala, a mo kekahi mau ia e ae, o ka hipuhi. oka pipi uiua. Oka mahiai ana 0 keia makapo ua like me ke kanaka makajk> ole ka nlaikai o kona kihapai, noi no hoi aa hoiM akanan a keia makapo au i ike ai: o km hele ana ika ulu, hele uia- malalo o ke kkam uhi e loha aoa na lala ilalo, hoopa om

mc kona kuokoo a pa aku la, alaila, hele oia malaila c haha, a i kona lihha ana, iu i ekolu ulu a elua puaa, alaila,° haha kela ma ka ulu mua, ina ua paki kc kepau, alnila, uhai; a i ole e puka ke kepau mawaho, lianlele no kela, Pela no oia e hana ai a nui, alaila, ho.ihoi i kona hale; pela no i ke kalua ana, helu e oia mmnua j ka nui o kona hiau ulu, kalo paha, uala paha, a ine ia niea’ku ia mea’ku i kalua ia rna ka umu, Aole no hoi e nalowale ia ia kahi e kalua o kona ai. Pela no hoi ka kona mau hoa kahumu.; Eia kekahi mua kupanaha a’u-i ike ai, i ka wa e kaliia ai kaimu, alaihi, lalau koke oia i na huewai, a me na ipu, a hele aku i ka wai ma kahi loihi, un like paha mc elua mile ka loihi mai ka hale a hiki i ka lua wai; inoino no hoi ka hele ana, malnalua akekee, he ulu hala, he ulu, he niu, he noni, uole.nae lalau konahele ana, a i kona hiki ana i ka luawai ana* i ike ai i ka wa e kaakaa anakona maka, ina he wai ko ka lua hoi koke, ina ua pau i ka poe hele mua, alaila, hele hou aku i kekahi luawai e aku ana i ike ai, a loaa ka wui alaila hoi Ō ka hanu i oi aku ka waiwai a keia makapo oia ka hiliaha; ua loaa mai keelala maloko o ka aha ua like $2.50 no ka malama hookahi; he mnu piiaa kekahi, he moeiia kekahi mau rnca e kuai ia ai ka aha, a ua kuai ia kana elala i lole nana, a o kekahi o kana dala ua kuai ia np kekahi mau apnna pipi i pepehi ia, a me ke kao, a puaa hoi, a ua ni kekahi poe makapo ole L keia rnau mea i loaa rnui ike kanaka makapo. Nolaila, ua manao au ua oi aku keia makapo mamua o ke kann'ka niaknpo o!e a me I)nnieln. >, Nolailu, e wiki oe, e ka Hae Hawaii, a e hoolalelole ika poe makapoole e hiamoe ann e ala ae, a e holoi i ka piapia a me b nanaiea o ko lakou m.»n maka, i noonoo ko fakou mau nuau i na mea pono e hana aku ai. J.D KANEKOA. Kahuwai, Puna, Hawaii, Nov. 10, 1656.