Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 5, Number 13, 27 June 1860 — E nana mai oe i keia, e Ukeke. Ua kakau mai o W. H. Apiki no Waikiki [ARTICLE]

E nana mai oe i keia, e Ukeke. Ua kakau mai o W. H. Apiki no Waikiki

Oahu, Penei; He Kahuna o Kumauna e noho ana ma Hamohamo. Ua koho o Kuene in ia i kahuna lapaau no M. Kaiahili. A ua hana oia me ka hailona, a olelo ia Kuene a rne M. Kaiahili, he mai hoohiki, ua hoopai ia ma ka waha ma kahi i hoohiki ai, e kona aumakua. Ninau o Kuene, i ua o Kumauna nei, “pel»ea keia mai ia'.'oe,” olelo no kela “ he ola no ia’u keia mai, aole pilikia, a make, mai kaumaha olua no keia mai.” Aka, ea.ua iapaau oia ma ka ta 4 o lune, a hiki i ka la 12 o lune, alaila pilikia loa iho la, aneane make. Alaila olelo iho la “ aole ola ia’u,”a ma ka la 13 o lune, make loa iho la. Eia kekahi; ma ka poaono iho nei heie kekahi kanaka o J. Kahuhu kona inoa ma * Wailupe. He kanaka kino ikaika no kela; he mai pala wale no kona. I ka wa hiki malaila kamailio kela me kekahi kahuna lapaau Hawaii; olelo mai ua kahuna la “he ola no keia inai ia’u.” Alnila hoomakaukau kela i ka laau; oia hoi ka mele o ka puakala; Lumahai kekahi inoa ū ia laau; inu kela kanaka ma ka hora . G i knkahiaka o ka la 23 oia ka la hoomalolo iho nei. O ka make koke no ia, i ka hora hookahi. He mea maopopo keia, ua ikeia ke kupapau o ua kanuka la e na haole nui Wale. A me na kanaka, manomano ka hemahema o na Kahuna Lapaau o Hawaii hei.