Ka Lau Oliva, Volume III, Number 10, 1 October 1873 — I Home no ke Kanaka Hawaii. [ARTICLE]

I Home no ke Kanaka Hawaii.

Mawaena o na lahni pono a pau ame na aina pomaikai a pau, he mea nui ka home—oia hoi ko ke kanaka hale a me kona wahi e noho ai. Ina e liio ka lahui Hawaii i poe aloha i ko lakou man home, a pipili ka manao ilaila; ina e hoolako kela mea keia mea iaia iho me kauwahi apana aina, a i wahi hale kekahi; alaila e hooponopono i kona wahi a maikai; kanu i na mea m&ikai, na q» ,V B V D * mea Waiwai ke kaai aku, « me b& tfie& •

ola «i k> o«kou i na me» »no likniM, i 'iw* e pipili ai ko oukoa mtt reail|t 'me ke aloha o ko oakou poelipi, i kahi i k«pa iale ho&e, oim kiokaa i k» hoolaik»lahuiß&rrm. Mai noho a i fpnrski kuieana. E nai^aui,« kapu "i,|fjjjrrtrn 11 nn mea hoonani; e hana i maa hom#,*|Mht no ou* kou iho. Ina paha he mea hiki i ke aupuni ke hooponopono i mea e loaa ai i ka poe i nele, a e noho' kuew» wale nei, i mau wahi Jhome no lakou, me ona mau wahi eka aina ma ke kumukuai kupono, he pomaikai nui ia no ka lahui. 'O ka lewa wale ana o ke kanaka io a ianei, he mea ino ia. Oka luhi ana o ke kanaka i kana hana a ike i ka hua, alaila kipaku ia mw ē ka mea nona kahi i noho ia, he mea ia e paupauaho ai ma na hana maikai oke kino. Mai hoolilo i na liome. Oko oukon kahoa poooi ia. Epaaapaa; mai hookapalu; e hoomaemae, e hoonani me na mea ulu, a e hoolaa ia wahi no ka ohana wale no.