Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 3, Number 31, 3 Nowemapa 1858 — No ka mahiai ana, a me kekahi ano o ka Palaualelo. [ARTICLE]

No ka mahiai ana, a me kekahi ano o ka Palaualelo.

E ka Ilae Hawaii e: Aloha oe;— Ua nni no ka olelo ana no ka mahiai, e like me ke kauoha a ka Lunahooponopono o ka Hae, a o ka olelo i nn mea kalepa, a kela mea, keia mea e waiwai ai keia lahui. Aka, no kela mau huaolelo maluna, e oluolu paha oe, ® Penei, o ke kanaka mahiai io, a me ke kanaka mahi palaualelo; o ke kanaka mahiai io. ua mahi oia i kona aina a maikai*, kanu i na kihapai kal.o, mai keia Mahoemua a i kela Mahoem'ua, hookahi ia makahiki; kapaia oia e ko Haw'aii nei, “he kanu Mahoemu|, he kalo puali,” a hookahi hapua ana ia makahiki, noonoo ke kanaka mahiai a minamina i na muo huh, waele e kela i ka mala v a maikai, a pau i ka elieli a puepue paha ; v|awe mai oia i na huli maoli, a kanu i na roakalua i elieli ia a I puepue ia paha, va kili iki a elua anahulu paha; uhuki i ke kalo, kai muo nui mai, oiai kailua haikolu lahapua ana; aole e kukulu ke kanaka mahiai io hke kalo a aokahi ka ha- • >

Ua kapaia aku kela kanakae na mea a pau, “ o ke kanaka mahiai kaimuonui.” No ka mea, he kanaka mahiai minamipa kela-i ka huli, ina he 10 ona kuu e mahi ai, he 10 kona kanu ana i kela moo hookahi; a pela kona hana ana ia kau aku ia kan aku; a ka-* paia aku kona inoa, “o ke kanaka mahiai ili pilo, opu lepo.” ■■■■■>-.■■*.* , Aka, o kekahi poe nae, e kapa aku ia ia, “ ka ! he kanaka mahiai hoi o 0‘ka'a aku no hoi o ke ahi mahope ona ka hewat” ■* !Nfa ke kalo wale no kona hana pela; w e like * me ka wehewehe ana maluna, ma na mea e ae, uala, ko, maia, kq ka maia a palaku iluna, moe ke ku a ala mai iluna, nobo“ka . uala iloko o ka pue a ili-lua; oia ka hamPa : ke kanaka mahiai io. ’ •• •• Ka hana a ke kanaka palaualelo, he nui j wale na ano o ka palaualelo, ua wehewehe ia mamua gho nei e aka, eia paha ka mea i koe; he kekahi poe paiaūalelo; penei lakou ai. Ike iho la ka mea palaualelo i kdnarpi-> likia io; hopu oia i ka oo, a hele aku i v kwia kihapai e mahi ai ai; waele oia i ke ‘fcibtpar' a maikai, haka pono kona mau. makela 'M,; a noi no a loaa mai ka huli, aole w’ae w niW i ka huli hou, io ole; makahuli io pokeokeo o

kaolioli, kohi iho la kela i ka huli; o ka # oha pokeokeo hoi, hoa oia i ka imu a uui, honlei iho la i ka oha iloko o ka umu, a i aku la oia i kana wahine penei, “ka ! i palaualelo wahine keia, aole e hoouhi ia i kahi pau kapa; aole.o ka palaualelo kane, komo ka ohā nui pokeokeo a M. Kanu oia i kela huli i loaa mai ai ia ia; a hiki i ka wa kupono oo ai ka huli, aole kela e kanu i ka huli, he minamina oia i ka oha, o io ole auanei ka oha, a piha ole ka umeke; makemake oia e kukulu i ke kalo me ka oha a hiki i ke oo loa ana; a hahai i keia huii a paū, a lilo i mea ole. A hiki hou mai kona pilikia, a menei oia e hana pinepine ai. Auhea oe e ka Hae Hawaii ? Aole no e pau iki ana ia hana a ko Hawaii nei, a hiki i ka luakupapau 1 J. A KAHOOKAUMAHA. Keei, Kona H. Hawaii, Sept. o, 1858.