Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 3, Number 15, 14 July 1858 — Na mea keakea i ka naauao ma Hawaii nei. [ARTICLE]

Na mea keakea i ka naauao ma Hawaii nei.

Helu 1. • • ’ J O ko naauao; oia no ke Kikowaena o na j mea a pau iloko o ke ao nei, ke kau nei oia t me he La la ma ke Aouli e hoomalamalama 2 ana i na mea a pau. A u'k makemake nui ia e'na aupuni uaauao a pau o ka honua nei [ mai kinohi mai, a ua imi nui ia ka naauao. | Aka, ma Hawaii pei aole i makemake nui ia j ka naauao, aole hoi i imi nui ia, no ka mea, r he nui na mea e keakea ana, i kona ulu ana ( ma Hawaii nei. Eia kekahi mea £ Onamakua. Oia kekehi mea keakea loa j i ka naauao, palaka loa kekahi mau makua malaila, aole ike i ka waiwai, a me ka hohonu o ka naauao, aole i ike o ka mea ia e paa j ai ke Apuni a e pomaikai ai ka lakou poe [ keiki; nolaila, aole lakou imi i na mea e ike ai ka lakou poe keiki. 1. ĀoU o lakou kuai i palapala na na keUei.' Hele wkle mai na keiki me ka palapala ole i ua la a pau. Ina olelo aku ke khmu e kuai 11 l- i palapala, koke mai ka haumana, I p “aole e loaa mai, he aua na makua, he huhu o ke noi aku.” A hele aku ke kumu, a o n ka liina paha, i kahi o na makua, olelo aku e kuai i palapala na na keiki, hoole mai kama- n kua, “aole dala, he ilihune loa ia e noho nei li j i kahi dala ole, aole paha e loaa la.” Pela |< fca ofe!o a kekahi mau makua, a mahope iho, Q lohe ia mai, ua hele ua mau ‘makua nei e p. honi i ki a e hookupu i ka hula, a i ka i heihei lio, a ua lilo na dala e $5.00, a he « $10.00, a $15.00, aole he hoole aku, aole j< fc olelo aku he ilihune, haawi koke no me ke j K.fci>ti olē... A hiki mai hoi kahi Pake me ka jtfiula lole, o kahea koke mai no ia, " e * #ifc«Pake, homai ka lole maanei.” O ka ni- h jJbao koke iho lai.ho ia i Koloka, wawae paina, ti S*fcelehk, kiUka, pahoehoo, • kula pepeiao, a \3pēhī «ko', “nhi wale,”' wahi a.ka Pake; o n «« kuai keke iho la dq. i« me ke kali ole, mi- a ole k« wah'a ta wa, oleole launa ole, n

T —TT* : ’ ; ■ ■. V wehe koke ka eke dala, a kauoha koke no i ka Pake, “ I hele hou mai oe, lawe mai i ka Waillula, oia ka mea i koe ia’u.” Pela ka olelo, a pelu ka mooolelo o kekahi mau mnkua, a pela hoi ka ike maka. o ka mea e hoike nei. Hoole koke lakou i na mea e nauuao ai ka lakou mau keiki, e hoolilo anu ia lakou e like me na mea manao ole. pelu ke ano mau o na mukua Hawaii, he pi, he aua, he hoole, a hc makepake ole i ka naauao. He mau mea kino paa lakou, aole e komo ae na kukuna o ka malaihalama ilo*ko o lakou. ‘ • Eia kekahi hana a kekahi mau makua, o ka hoopii »ke Kahu no ka ike ole o na keiki, i ka heluhelu, i ke kakaulima, ika helu, a pela aku, olelo ke kumu ia lakou. Pehea la e loaa ai ka ike ia lakou, ke ole oukou c hoolako ia lakou ? Pehea ko oukou mahiai ana, oki laau ana, lawaia ana, me ka makaukau ole nnei ? Mahiai anei ko oukou aina me na lima wale no ? Hina anei ka laau me na niho wale no, ? Loaa anei ka ia me-4«i nana wale aku ? Pela i loaa ole ai ka ka ike i ka oukou poe keiki, o ka manaoio hana wale no ko oukou, aole nae i hooko e hana. 2. Eia kekahi hana ana makua. Oka hoounauna walo i na heiki i ka wa kula, i ke kahu imu, lawaia, alualu lio, me ka pilikia ole oka makua, kii-mai In ka luna, ninau i ka makua, ol.elo’ka makua, “ua hoouna ia aku nei e a’u e hele i oha na makou, e kil i kuīi wahi lio, e maauauwa i na wahi ia, a pela aku.” Pela na makua e pane mai ai, aole manao e hoouna i na keiki i ke kula ; aole nae pela na makua ano pono, a me ka naauao, ua hoouna mau no lakou i ka lakou mau keiki i ke kula me ka makemake e alakai ia lakou ma ka naauao; aka, o namakua ano pouii, hoomaloka, o lakou no na makua e alakai hewa ana i na keiki, a e hoolilo ana i mau bipi kauo, nana keiki a ka poe i imi i ka ike, o ka lakou poe keiki. '* ■ NaKUMU,