Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 1, Number 51, 18 February 1857 — KA NU HOU MA MAUI A ME MOLOKAI. [ARTICLE]

KA NU HOU MA MAUI A ME MOLOKAI.

Uu h«>lo au i keia rnau Mokupuni i kela . . pule aku nei, a eia na irea a’u i ike ai a lohe ai hoi. A/'a hale maikai ma Molokai. Olioli kuu naau i ka ike ana i niau hale !aau, hale kua, hale pohuku e ku liilii ana ma kahakai oia aina. Me he mau hale haole la ke nana’ku. He mau. hale hou l<a nui. Ua nani mawaho, a ua maemue oloko. Uu ku i ka naauao keia, o ka imi o ke kanaka i huh* maikai nona. No ka mea, a paa ka hale laan, a hale pohaku paha, 6 ka paa inau no''ia; aole lulii hou aku; aole lilo hou aku; Ina he hale piii maoli, he pau koke, kulu koke, hina koke, a nolaila hana pinepilie ke kanuka i hale nona; a piiikia pinepine ko ka hale ona, i ka hale ino.« Kia kekahi; o ka hale maikai kekahi mea „ e pōn« ai ke ola o ke kanaka. He mea ia e looliia ole ai i ka mai; no ka mea, i ka wa ūa, amaka*ni nui, ua malu na kino. ina hoi i loaa ku rnai, o ka hale maikai kekahi mea e ola ai. Pono ole ka mai iloko o ka hale ino; aole malu. • loa na kanaka i niake ho ka ino 0 na hale Hawaii. Ua loaa ka mai i kekahi, a e koino wale ana ka makam ma na puka liilii iloko o ka hale; he uapahH kekahi; koekoe. Pehea la e pono ai ka mai ? Aole mea e pono ai. Make rio. Eia kekahi; o ka hale maikai kekahi mea e pono ai ka noho ana. He keena kaawale no na keiki; 116 ria keiki Kane knikamahine, a me ku malihini; i ole emoe huir kau. Pehea la e kol he ole ai ka poe niue huikau iloko o ka hale i ka po, e like me na holoholona ? Pela nae ka nui o ko Hawnii nei. He wahi hale pili uuku, a ua piha i na kanaka. Pehea la e pono ai na keiki ? Aole mea huna ia lakou; aole mea e l«he ole ai i na olelo ino, a nolaila, loaa koke ka hoowalewaie ia lakou. Nolaila. apono au i ka poe hana hale laau ma Molokai. O ka halepnie kekahi ina Kaluuaha, ua paa i na noho, a .ua hookeleia i ka puna mawaho, a maikai maoli. O ka Mahiai. No ka nui o ka la, aole holo loa ka mahiai ma Molokai, i keia mok. i hala, ua nui no nae ka uala me ke akaakai,

a me ke kalo, ma kekahi mau aina, a me na ipu. Aole nae nui ke kuai ma ka ulu moku ina Laliaina imnnua iho nel; no ka mea, nui keia mau mea mā Lahaiiia; a Iie. inea kaumaha ka lawe ana ma ke kai ilaila.

Kia kekahi; o ku hoa i ka puna. Ke hana nei o Kuaika ina i puna kuai ma Honolulu me Lahaina, he mau kausaui pahu. NoKnanapuli ka wahie, a np Molokui ka puna. Pono keia; no ka mea, $2. ke kumu.kuui o kn pnhu puna ma Hnnolulu, n o ka lilo no ka hana aha a ine ka halihali anā. i ka pahu. aole oi mannia o $1.25; puka ek«»lu ha-paha-rna ka pnhu. Ina 100 pahu, $>75 puka. Maikai ia, e holo ana keia hana. Eiu kekahi; ke ake nui nei na hoahanau o Molnkai e loaa kekahi Kahuhipa hou no l#

kou; no ka mea, he l .000 a keu na hoahanau malaila,' aole n»«c hc Kahu nana e ahikai ia lakou, l T a palapala lakou ina luna iniaonnri ma Honolulu, e huli i Kaliuna no lakou. He ahaaina eka!esia malaila i ka la 18 o lan. iho nei, aua piha loa ka hale; mukaala kulaila, v ■

Pau ka hana maluila, h<*|o au i Maui. Eia ka nuhou malaila, ua hoonohoia o W. P. Alokanedero ma Wailuku i Kahu no kela ekalesia ikala 25 o Ianuari iho nei. He pule hooinau kolaila mai ka poaha a i ka la 8āhati; ekolu halawai i ka la; nui loa na kanaka i hele mai; makaala no hoi; huli rnai ka poe auana, ala rnai ka poe palaka. Olioli lakou no ka loaa ana o ke Kumu hou. MALIHINI,