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P. DALTON. Mea Hana Noho Lio ! »mb na— ilTkauo kaa MAIKAI LOA ! MA KA HKLU 93, ALAKUI ALII HO»OLHLU. AI HALE NA ILI MAIKAI O KELA i . nio kela ano, 111 Bipi-kciki Farani, Auu'Hk a im»j iVI« k knuc; na lii Hina Melemeie; na 111 Hana Kamau no Kikune ame Kāleponi; na 111 Keehi no na Nolio L\o, nu ami amc na oiea c ae. E iiele mai a c ike. _ H _ BŌVD, (AILUENE.) A IA MA KONA HALE KUAI BIPI MA HKenl.i rJ~JL W»Jiaae na lo Bipi Momuna, no ke kumukuai I makepuno, a me na mea e ac i ku 1 ka makem&ke oia! poe t; imi ana i na mea ai maikai. W.P. WOOD, (Piaekasa.) E MAKAUKAU ANA I NA WA A PAU NA MEA ai kupono no na kanaka Hawaii ma ka llale ai o ko oukou makumaka, o ir.a ka uwapo, ma nae iho oka Hale Dute Kahiko. lle oluoiu loa ka 1 ukn. v A e loaa no na io-bipi momona make pono ina Kona Hale Kuai Bipfma ka Makeke Kuai la, Helu 10.; »OW§ETT & Co M LAKO KUKULU MAL-Ē I AIA MA KA lIALE KUAI O KIMO PELEKANE e loaa ai na—Papa Hole, be keokeo a he ulaula— 1 Papa Kaiakala, hc keokeo a he ulaula—Papa Kahiia, he. keokeo ahe ulauia—Na; Laau (auka) ona ano a paul mai ke nui a ka liilii, he keokeoa he uiaula —Papa Manoanoa mai \% iniha a hiki i ka 8 iniha, he keokeo a • ho ulaula—Papa Kepa f Aaho kakiapili—Aahoiiiiii mea j hamo puna, mea makaupena, a he molina—Pili keokeo; —PiH Ulaula—Papa Lahiiahi iniLa—Aila IVna— Waiiioomaloo—Pena Keokeo, Omaomao, EieeU% Ole- 1 nalena, Ulauia, Ahiuahina, Ulinli, <fcc—Na Laka v Ami,! i-ou f Kaomi a mea e ae ola auo—Pani puka he nu.i na; ano — Puka Aniani he nui na ano—Olepeiepe, <fcc— Hēi Paakai llawaii— lli lloo)uuia— Wahie-— Kaula Kepau nunui a iiilii, ahe mau lako no na Moku. Eia kekahi mea hai aku i ka Lahui. he mau Moku ko'u e holo nei; ma na awa o keia mau Pae Aiua, a e loaa ana no ka - poinaikai i ka poe kuai me a'u, ma ka laweia o na meai a lakou i kuai ai me ka uku haahaa loa—He makepono ] no hoi na lako kukulu hale i keia wa. KIMO PELEKANE j ~ H. E. McINTYRE, {HALK POLAPOLA > | AIA MA KONA HALE KUAI MEA AI, MA KAj huina o Aianui Papu me Aiunui Aiii, mauka iho i.ka Ilalekuai o Mi Hoio, NA MEA Al 0 KELA ANO; KEIA ANO, na lako no ka Papaaina, a me na mea e| ae, e iike me AILA, Aila Mahu, a pela aku, no naj kuuiukuai kupono. I V(JHOU! HVHOU!! | ■ i Ht mau lole maikal nu ua mokn 1 k» mai uei. PALULE lIULUHULU» PALULE KALAKOA, Ll o na ano hou, Palule keokeo, Lolewawae, Palemai, Papale, a peia aku. Na Lole no na Wahine, Alapia ulaula. me na Lole nani e ae. Ahina Pelekane, me na Kihei maikai. Me na Noho lio Pelekaue maikai. Aia ma na hale kuai o | J. T. WATERHOUSE, (Ilalewai.) Helu 10, a ma ka Uwapo. | OLELO HOOLAUA! | K. WHITMLA3i 4t Ce. UA WEHK AE NEI O K. WHITMaN, I KONA; lialit kuai Noho Lio, Kaulawalia. Ili-holo-kaa, a me nu lako a pau no na Kaa lio, me na inea e ae lie nui walu i Jk.ii iku iini oka poe holo lio a holo kaa. Eloaa iiiuu ana na nie* bou m> keia liope aku. Aia kona halo kuai ma Alanui Moi, Heln 83. E kau «ua k* bo*Ueta « ka lio maluna o ka hale. : ■ '| lIOKOI.IILi DIBPE*BAB*. T AAU LAPAAU HAAWI WALE >0 »4 MAI 0 lui kela ano keia ano, m» ka Hat« Lapaau o «. P. JIIDD« I iuai ka hora ¥ A. M., a hiki i ka hora 12 Helu Alanui Papu. Honolulu.