Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 4, Number 6, 11 Mei 1859 — Page 24 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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OLELO yOOLAHA. Ts T A HALE! NA HALEi! Aia ma ka hale kuai o c h. lewers. na Ia6u, papa, kui, a me na njea a pau I kupono no ko kukulu halo ana, a no ko kumu kuai oluolu. Ma ke Alanui Pupu, ku llko me ka Hotole Farani, ma kela aoao o ke olanui.—Penei ke anp o na mea kuai. LAAU OHEOONA, LAAU NUI, LAAU LIILII. PAPA OREGONA KALAKALA. PAPA PAIIEE, PAPA HOOAMl PĀPA HOOUKEM, PAPA PANI MAIKAI MAOLI, PAPA IIOANO. Papa aoao loloa, ano pine keokeo, 4 kapuai, 6 kapuai &. 12 kapuai. PAPA AOAO ULAULA, PAPA PILl ULAULA, PAPA PIL! BOSF.TONA, PAPA ULAULA. PANI PUKA KOMO O KELA ANO KEIA ANO. PANI PUKA ANIANI, PANI OLKPELEPE. Na % MEA HOOMAIKAI 1 NA PAHV KUPAPAU. NA laau pine, laka, AMI, KUI, HOOLELE, kui mi, KUI LIILIl, LOLE HALE. PIUTA PALAHALAHA, 2IN1KI, ' auwailaau, AUWAI TINI. PENA KEOKEO, PENA OMAOMAO, PENA LENALENA, PM ULAULA, PENA. ULIULI, PEJYA AHIKAHLNA. PENA 2INIKI, AILA PENA, . TCRP£NTINE, ame na mea eae he nni wale. E helemai nakanaka a pau e nana. C. H. LEWERS, Honolulu, 8ept. 6, 18P8. l-tf OIHANA LOIO. W McCULLY LOIO,. (oia hoi o MAKALE, JLi• Lonakanawai Honmalu o Hilo mamua,) a nie S. W.MAHELONA kekahi Loio kanaka maoli, aia no maua maluna o Honolulu Hale kahiko, oia hoi ka llale Leta i keia manawa, ua makaukau maua e k<>kua no na kanaka Hawaii, ma ko lakou maa pilikia ma ke kino a ma ka waiwai a ma ka hewa o kanaka, a e hele aku no maua e kokua no lakou imua o na Aha Hookolokolo a pau'e like me k&pono. 50-tf HALE KUAI MEA HAO. JYA LAKA, KŪI, AMI, PEPA HALE, NA MEA PAAHANA NO NA KAMANA. NA MEA PAAHANA NO KA POE MAHlAl, A pela’ku, aia ma ka Hale Kuai o Lada., Alanui Pap«. W. N. LADD. l-tf OLELO hoolaha. RE papa aku nei makou, ka poe nona na inoa malalo nei, i na kanaka a pau, aole hooaie ia W. C. Lunalilo, mai keia hope aku ; aole makou e hookaa i kana aie ma keia hope aku. O kana aie kupuno mamua e hikino ia makou ke hookaa. ■ i. W. AUKINA. -v ' B. LIMAIKAIKA. * C. KANAINA. Honolulu, Feb. 22. 1858. l-tf M Alapii I i\a Alapii!! Aia ma ka hale kuai hou o lui ma kaAlanuI Moi, ku like ika hale nui o Paki mamua, a o Eihopa ma i keia manawa, na Alapii, he 10 kapuei kn lo* o kekahi, a 20 kapuai a 30 kapuai kekahLl £ kaei ia ana no kc knmu kuai kupono loa. •• C. H. L£WERS. Hoilolulii, Feb. 10, l-tf OLELO HOOLAHA. Aia ma ka hale auAi o daimana, ' na meahou he nui wale, na mea hao o ke!a mn> keia ano, a me na mea paahana o kapoe mahlai. PENA! PENA ! | Ma ka Hale Kuai o Daimana Pena o kela ano keia ano, a me ka aila hoowali, a me ka «iia hoomoloo. K |*a. AUliA LIO !, O kela ano keia ano. no ke kui kuai haahaa loa, ma ka Hale Kuai o Daiu AHINA NAO BERITANIA! !! M* ka Hale Kuai o Daimana, no ke kumu kuai oluolu 16*! •' 2-tf OLELO HOOLAHA. ENA kanaka a.pau mai Hawaii a Kauai,eh< mai oukoui ko’u Hale Kuai, ma ke kihi K tnbhana o n» AlanUi Papu me HoteIe, a nana i thek hou mai K *lifonia mai, NOHO LlO o kela a ano, he $6. wale n<> k« kumn kuai o kekahi. EAULA WAHA, he$1 60 ke kumu kuai, na I KALAPU he $2. Na kaula opa, no ka hapalua, peU ku, he nui wale. Ua piha loa ko’n Hale Koi H* mea s p*u • pili ana i ka Lio, no ke kuma kt olnolu, e h«to mai oukuu e aana. „ . , 4 , ' BOBISONA, Hoaolalu, ApanU 11, lS5f. 2-t!