Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 5, Number 14, 4 Iulai 1860 — Untitled [ARTICLE]

{gf"*Ma ke noi o ka Hae Hawaii, Helu 13, o keia pulo i hala ae nei, e hapai ae ka mea nona na wuhi kiko hua olelo H.—U,,—-Ma* lalo, i kn’u leo mahalo i ka holo o ka hana a na Lunamakaainana, iloko o na ia pokole i hala ae nei, yes, —wahi a ka haole, Aka, ma ko’u wahi kino HU, ke ae aku nei au penei, “ K kunoū aku no kuu poo nui imun, E emi mai no kuu opunui iloko, me ka oioi aku o kuu puapua i hope, me ka olelo iho o kuu wuhi leo maikai, honehone kani leo-lea i ka manawa, yes, huro ka hana a ka.poe Lunamakainana! O ko’o manao lana no ka holo oka hana a na Lunamakauinana i keia mau la pokole i hala ae nei, no ka ikaika oG.B, Ukeke. He wahi ano ukiuki ko’u ia N* a me B. e noke mau ana i ka henehene, i ke kilohnna o ka Hale o ka Poeikohoia, a maloko o ka aoao 65, ka oleio aN # Oka waha nui kou e kole, pela i<» no, oka waha nui kou e kole e N*; Ukeke, pakeke ko’u e nakeke, —B, Ho. Ke olelo mai nei o G B. Ukoke, o ka poe kokua i na kanaka haule, e hoi i Kaupoa me Hamohomo, i kahi o ke ahuuwa, a ke oleln aku nei au, he kanaka knkua au i na kanaka haole, a ina no au e hoi i Hamohamo, aole o ke ahuawa wale no ka mea e lona mai ana ia’u, aka hoi, o ka ono o kuu puu i ka poi nweawe o Hamohamo, onoono kuu wnhi puu e Ukeke, hana ia mai e na Kauka haole ka mulakeke a ono, ono kuu puu e Ukeke, onoono, puu, ononno puu, ononno puu. Hu.