Ka Hoku o ka Pakipika, Volume I, Number 45, 31 July 1862 — Kanikau no Davi[Illegible letter] Kaluna. [ARTICLE]

Kaaikau no [Illegible]

0 Ittvekelaoe a Keikiole, Aloh* ino kou keiki. Kem bo« o k* oa a me ka !*, 0 ke ni i me ke koekoe, .O ktld ft kakoa e aoho kokookolu «i r Aobē k&ki, boa bele ioa pali o Hilo e% Kein keiki l&ai k» a* li)t]etraa o Akak*, £ h«lia ana raa ke kaa o Kahana, £ hena oe I ke/a aioha, 0 kou iiob ka'n « awe oei, Aohe kfeiki, be hoa hele i nft pali o Hilo ea, Kao keiki mai ka aa }tehi ilnna o kii hal% £ wahi ana i ka mu-0 o ka hinano, Noha ka-oo ka pil! a kana. Aohe keiki, be bo« bele i na pali o Hik> «I, Kaa keiki mai k& aa kna lan ma ka moana, E halii ana i na lehua o Maleakino, £ ani mai ana kona aloha iafa e nwe, Aohe keiki, be hoahelei napaiio Hilo-ea, Knn keiki mai ka ta kanaka o Kolohilaa, Eloa mea nni i kun nīanaō e nobo nei, 0 kani o ka muiamina i knu keiki, Aohe keiki, he hoa hele ina paii o Hilo ea, Kna keiki mai ka pali o iiaalna, Elna wale no kaoa e helfc nei, 1 ke knla mehameha kanaka ole, 0 kaut wale no m e hele hei, A hilei i Aahoa, Aohe keiki, he hoa hele i na pali o Hilo me f , Kou keiki mai ka pali o Hokuli, Kulikuii au i ka leo o ka makani, Kn an nana ilaila, haioi kuu waimaka e awe Aohe keiki, he hoa hele i na pali o Hiio ea, Kun keiki mai ka pali o Kaawaiii, He aiii ka hau no Lupea, Hooea aka kaua i iiakahiupa, Nana ia Kaula ka paiena o Hilo, Aohe keiki, be hoa heie ina pali o Hiio ea, Kuu keiki mai ka ua apuapuu o Waimea, E haiii ana ma ke kua o Mahiki, A hiki mai ko aloha ia'u e uwe aa, Aohē keiki, he hoa hele i nāpnli o Hilo ea, Knu keiki mai ka na naulū o Kawaihae, E heh? ana i ke ptli o Puupa, E halii ana make kua o Lihue, A hue (hai ka ko aloha e u#e au, Knu keiki mai ka ulu kukui ma kai o puupa He ohia loioa kai o Waimea, Kun keiki mai ka mak&ni pili-a 6 Kekaha, Oiaumu ko Kalahuipuaa, E hao ana ka nlakani i ka iau o ka niu, Kuu keiki mai ka makani kaumuka, 0 Kawaihae, ke hoohāehae ae la ka nauiu 1 ka makani he Waiieia, Aohe keiki, he hoa hele i na paii o Hilo ea. NALOHAELUii.

He aloha o Kilohilohiluā. kela hale hookipa, Pihāpono ko wāihona, Waihoua olu o Hilo, Koi nei ulakolako, I ka piko malalo iho, Waiwai katēwa oe, E pono e manuahi la t Kuupau i ke kihikihi, Iloonewa i ka puuwai He uhane no keia, nou no e K&luna ē, Hoa aloha o ka lae hala f kela kula anoano, Hoolai mai na lio, Ka ihona o Wailea la, Komo i ka olu o ka hala, I ka poli ohakalau, I walea uo ka uhane, kahi kai o Keawaka'pu He piina o ka Maee, A hiki i Kilohilua, Kuu ka olu i Paehala, Ua hala ka me aloha, 0 Kaluna nei ua lilo, I ke ala hoi ole mai, E hele no paha oe, E maliu mai e ka pono. Kapakahi nae ko holo, Maluna o ke aloha, Kanea o Moenahele, Hoi pu mai kaua, 1 kalai o Wailua, Kahi wai o Umauma, He uhane no keia, Nou no hoi e Kaiuna, Uhane hele hookuhi, Hoi ole mai e pili, E pili me kā makua, Me ka nui hoi a pau, Kahea mai o Kaluna, Auhea o Kawaihae, Kiina aku kuu lio* Ninau mai kēiki, Mahea e naue ai, Makai ma Waiolu, E olu auanei, Na keiki o ka lai, I ka hao o na kui, E hakoi ke ike aku. Naioele. Kamaee, Hilo, Mei 12, 1862.