Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 3, Number 6, 12 May 1858 — He Ia ano e loa. [ARTICLE]

He Ia ano e loa.

E ka Hae Hawaii e: Aloha oe:— Aia ma Kualoa keknhiiaano e loa a’u i ike ai, aole paha i ike ko’u mau hoahanau i keia iu, pono ia oe ke hai aku ia lakou.

Uahei keia ia i ka upena ma ka moana, i ka lu IG o Aper. he ano like ole kona mau helehelena i kona kino. O kona poo, ua like ine ke poo o kt* Kinahene, o na pepeiao ame kona a-i, ua like nie ko ka lio, o ka nuku, ua like me ka nuku o ka munu kiko laau, o kona inaka, ua like me ka ia, o konn kino, lie poepoe kekee, 2 injha ka /oa, 4 inilia ke anapiini o kona kino, o ka loa o kona huelo, 5 i.niha a oi aku, ua like me ka hūelo pke Keko. Ona hanu a pau ake Keko ma' kona huelo, pela ka hana a keiu ia ma konn huelo loihi, hoopili oia i kona hueip I kana wahi i makemake ai, alaila, huli ae kona alo iluna n lele aku io ia nei, e like me ka lele ana o kakou ike kpali. Aia ma ke kumu o koiia huelo kona kuala nuku luhilahip ine he Auwaalalua la. aka, o kona ili, he ili apuupuu, e like me ke kuinu p ka huelo o ka Hiliimanu. Niini wule ko ke. Akua akamai nui; i ike ia inaluna p kana mau mea a (iau i haaa ai. W. L. HOLOKAHIKI.

Kualoa, Koolaupoko, Api*il 10, 1W58,