Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXIX, Number 15, 2 August 1944 — Ko Maua La [ARTICLE]

Ko Maua La

NA KAIMA,tINO

Kealakekua, luln! 17.1911 I ka Poalua o kela pule nku )a i halu, i iho aku ai ka Rev, DesJia me kona pokil, Jack r>(*,sl;a, rio Milolii, a hele ioa aku no Kapua. He eha kō lakou nui o ka hele ana i Ka Hev, Desha Jaek Desha, Eugene Kaupiko, Jr,, ame David Pohina. Aole kan-aka o keia wahi o Kapua, a he elua hale e ku aJa me ke kanaka ple, TJa hoi aku lakou iioko o 'ka hale ano maikai a hoaumoe ma ka pō mua, aka, aole e hiki ke hiamoe mamuli o ka iole. Nolaila, ua hoi aku 1-akou iwaho iluna o ke one e moe ai. I kekahi la ae ua hoi hou lakou i Milolii no ka mea i ke ahiahi mua no ua ai lakou i ka lakou poi apau, Niii .no ka hoonuu i kā poi me ka i'a. laila ua pokole ka poi. O kekahi mea a lakou i makemake loa al e ioaa, oia no Jca wai laau ; I hikl ke kiki i ka uku t makika, nalo a pela wale aku. I ka loaa ana o keia mau mw a me kekahi mau me hemahema e āo, ua huli hoi aku lakou no Kapua a hnomemai; i ko lakou wahi e ai ai a e hoaumoe ai. Ma ia po iia! hlamoe lakou me ka maikai. He ekolu o lakou po i hoaumoe ai ma Kapua. No ekolu la ua o i'a lakou, upena kuu. a na ke keiki o Miloīii, Eugene i lawai'a me ka upena poepoe. Ua nui no ka lakou i'a. O Jack Desha ke kuke o na paina apau, a ua makaukau loa oia ma ia mahele hana, '

Hol mai lakou \ia Ik-Io ka i!i a mo'a i ka la, a o ko'u hoa hoi, ua hele a hauliuli maoli no. O Jack Desha hoi, ua ula kona ili me he ula i kupa ia, he ulaula m-aoli no. Ua i'a no lakou a ua hoi no ke keiki o Hoiiolulu me kana pahu i'a. Kealakekua, lulai 21, 1944 —Ma ka Poakolu o kela pule aku la i hala i ai maua i ke Kona Inn 1 kii ai he elua mau kumukula oKamehameha a e lawo hoj ehoo- '

makalkai i ke-kahi m<ni wahi rana

o Kona nei. O Miss Chapin atne Miss Woodyard ko laua mau inoa. O Miss Chapin he kumu pena kii oia no ke kula o na kaikamahine a o ke kumu hoi a ka maua wahi kaikamahine, Mary Kaakopua Desha. ,0 Miss Woody.ard he kumu oia no na keikikane.

Ua lawe aku makou i ka makou mau mea -ai a malal? o ka malumalu o ka lau o ka niu ma Honaunau Paka. i ai ai i ko makou paina awake-a. Mawaho koke no keia o ka Hale o Keawe, a i ka pau ana o ka makou ai ana, ua lawe aku ko'u hoa i na malihini e hoomaka'ika'i ia loko o Hale O Keawe. Ua ha'i aku oia i ka moolelo o kekahi mau pohaku e ku meha mai, ame ka Pohaku a Ke_ humanu i pee ai māi ia Kameha. meha mai, ame ka Pokahu a Keoua. Ua kaapuni lakou a puni o Hale o Keawe.

Hoi mai makou ma Napoopoo, ■. a ua lawe hou ko'u hoa i na ma- ■ lihini e hoomaka'ika'i ke kia hoomanao o Opukahaia ame ka ha'i | ana aku i kekahi mau mea e pili j ana no keia Hawaii kaulana. Ua/ hele aleunohoi lakou ! ike i ka Heiau o Hikiau, no ka mea ai keia kia hoomanao ke ku ala ma kahi o keia heiau. Hele a pau keia mau me-.i i ka maka'ika'iia ua ahiahi, a he manawa wale no e hoihoi ai i na malihini i ko laua hokele ma Kailua. Mamuli o ka malama ana 'o ka Hev. Desha i kekahi anaina hoolewa ma Keei f na ka maua keiki, Stephen ITT, i hoihol i na malihini. I kekahi la «o, ua kono mai keia mau malihini ia maua ame ka maua wahi kaikamahine e hele aku e paina awakea me Imm. Ua hele aku niakou a he i'a, he "ono," ka makōu i ai ai, aote hoi he pipi e lfke me ka maa mau. Ua hoomaha luiii makou a ua holo aku no ka home o Mrs. Lala Ordenstetn. O kana keikimahine, o Mrs, Ann Kaviaihilo, kekahi o na kumuk\tla ma Ka. mehameha. Ua hoonanea ma keia home nani no kekahi manawa a huli hoi mai. Ua hauoli loa na malihini a ua hauoli pu nohoi maua.

MAT POWA i KK KUAĪ ANA I BONA KĀtTA. S kuai i kela ame kēla ms\nnwi\, Ma'. hoohala \ ke kua! ana.