Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 1, Number 51, 18 February 1857 — KANAKA EHA I KA LIO. [ARTICLE]

KANAKA EHA I KA LIO.

E ka Hae Hawaii e: Aloa oe. —Ua eha kekahi kanaka i ka la 17 olauuan, ma Ulaino, o Kuhuamakani, kona Hioa i ka lio. Ō ke kumu o kona eha ana, ua hawele oia i kona lima a paa ika piko o ke kaula a paa k«ia *piko ika ai o ka lio; hoomaka oia a nie kana wahine e pii niai Makaolehua .mai, pea ae la kona mau liina i ke kua o ka pii aku la no ia, a hiki'ma Kumakapohaku, ka puiwa ae la no ia a ka lio a holo hou i hope, o ke kauo aku la no ia o ua lio n«*i ia Kahoamakani, waawaa loa ke poo; he puka nui ma ka manaioa, a he nui loa ko-» na elia; eia oia ma ka welu o ka make i ke~ ia manawa;* aole ona ekemu mai, o ka nunu wale iho no.

Ka! kupanaha keia eha i ke kai no ka i ka lio a o ka make no ia.

Eia paha kekahi mau manao no keia mea, akahi kona ano nakupo; ua akaka koka aupo i kona hikii ana i kona lima a paa ioa, alua, kona nooiioo ole mamua he mea paha kein ijou e eha ai, iioluila hoopaa oia i kona lima rae he inea paani la ka pilikia. E ka poe heluhelu i ka Hae Huwaii, aole anei he leo keia c hea mai ana ia kakou omi hana naaupo kakou? he leo no, he leoweliweli. Aloha oe, / M. KL KEIWI, Hana, Ianoari 19, 1857.