Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, Volume IV, Number 41, 8 October 1881 — NA HOOHIALAAI O KA MALU ULU O LELE. [ARTICLE]

NA HOOHIALAAI O KA MALU ULU O LELE.

E lana ]ca manao ! E ala e na Makaainana o ka Moi Kalakaua, o walea ana i ka olu r ko alie Maaa! E ku iiuna a e liapai pu i ka hoohiwahwa rae ko Honolulumaka hookipa ana maiikou Laui Moi, a e lilo īa Maui nei ka hela ekahi o ; na hoohiwahiwa, a i kaalana mau no kela olelo kaulana—Eo no ia Maui ! Aka, he tnca kanaloa paha i ko Maui nei ka nooiioo ana, pehea la o eo ai ia Maui, oiai, he mau la loihi ka ko Honolulu poe o ka hoomakaukau ana, a ho hui ko laiia, lie mau paaiikoa, a me na haumaoa o ko Ivula Aupam, a he lehulehu wale aku. Aole au e poina ana i ka mamala olelo o ka wa kahiko—Eo no ia Maui! a peuei e lilo ai ka helu ekahi ia oe o Maui—ka poe o makee ana i lea iuoa o ko lakou aioa : E hoalaia i mau halawai ma kela wahi keia wahi o oei, a ohooholoia i ok-la hooliolo, raatnua ae o ka la 28 oOkatoba e liiki ma'i ana, e hoouna aku ko Maui nai a puni i tnau waapa a Kalaeokalaau, i 5o ka nui, i 10 kanaka no ka waapa ho'okalii, 0 hoolakoia kel» a me keia waapa i 20 mau kukui lamalanaa, a e kohoia kekahi aiea i alakai no keia mau waapa, e ho-iia keia mau kakui i ka po ina o hoea. aku aua ka moku nana e heihoi mai ia Kaaliluaikeanu; a na ko Maui' nei no o kauoha 1 na Agena*o na mokualn—a i 010, ia Kalakauu uo, o hooilio ae i ka mōkn ma ka aoao maluna aku nei o Molokai, i. loa-*

aku na waapa 0 lana mai ana i Kalaeokalaao, a e holo pu ak« keia mau waapa a liiki i ka uwapo, aia lioi, ua hoomakaukaa mna ia kokalii tnau huila liilii 0 hiki ai » kekahi waapa ke hooukaia iluua o ia mau huila a huki, alaila, nft na kauaka no a pauo nawaapae hukiahikii Halaalil, rae ke kau 110 0 ka Moi iluna a me konn mau ukali, alaila, e pipili paa loa auanoi kela huaololo—Eo no ia Maui! Hc hewa ia la ? Aole eo hoi bo hewa ke hui me Molokai a me Lanai, oiai he maa mokupuni lako kela i na waapa, a ioa no he mau waa. ua pono no. No ka Laau Koa—o ka hua o koia laau, he hua i makemake o!e ia, aka, o kona anoano, oia ka mea i auoi nui ia. Ūa hanaia i mau lei no na lede, a 0 kona pale hoi o waho, he mea hoolei wale ia no; aka, mamuU o ka noii akamai 3 na wahine Hawaii, ua nala ia keia hua i ie, a ua humuia i papale i keia wa, a he kinik°hu maoli ke nana'ku; ahe kohu anna [ manu na wahine i ka lalama 0 na lima iluna e apo ai ina hua. 0 ka apiki wale no paha 0 keia ano papale, o ka pau paha auinei 0 na lauoho i ka helelei ke papale mau i ke poo, no ka mea, ho hoomanao ko'u i na lio, ina ai mau ka lio i ke koa, alaila, e pau ana kona hulu huolo a me ka a.i ika helelei a koo ko kano 1 Aka. ma. lia paha, i ka lio wale no e heleleL ai, koe no ke kauaka, aole hoi he papale hua kou 0 Makalua ma, i ka «ana'ku ke hoomaka iho la maluna. Ka Luna Hela—TJa eleu ka Luna Helu ma kana oihana, a aia mawaena 0 na Pake ke pohihihi oka helu ana. Ina e ninau •aku ika inoa, aole e haiia mai, me ka ( olelo mai i ka Luna Helu e hele ana no Honolulu, no Hawaii, a pela wale aku; a he ano no paha pela ana na apana ohi auhau a pau loa. NaEaPilau—E loaa i ka lehulehn na ea hauaa o na ia ma Panaewa, mai na hale inu ti ae 0 na Pake a me ka makeko 0 na kMaka Hawaii, a aole paha e uele fina ka hoomanao ana o ka poei maa mau 1 ka hauna 0 ka iha 0 ka lakou maa ipo ke kaalo ae malaila. -jS& Kana Waioli—Ua ka mai keia moku kuna, ua poino ia koua pea hope (main-sail) a ke humahumu ia nei, he mau la ka loihi oka huma ia ana, a ina paha i kii ia mai ka mikiui huma loie a ke kaikamahine Keola, ko Lahaina nei tela, ina ua holo ka hana, a me ka olnolu o ka uku he hapaha wale no. Owau no, ko Lahaina nei Lunamaka» a ' nana , Saji K KAIHUMUA, Puu o Hawaii, Sept 21, 1881.