Ka Naʻi Aupuni, Volume II, Number 130, 2 November 1906 — Kela Ame Keia. [ARTICLE]

Kela Ame Keia.

He bai hoa ia i ku ae uei mawaeua o kakoii: Hni-Kakioa-Kini.—Kopaa aia Malat£eke. E ooho aoa ka ha'awai a ka Hai Heihei Waa Kamehameha, tna keia Sabafi[ >ae, Nov. 4. -E hele ae na lala & paa ma kahi o T. Heu; ka home oka Hai. . S. Kipi, Peresidena. Ua poina ka Avaktaisa j ka hoolaha aua mai i ka inoa o "Kekio," oia kekahi iaoa a makoa i ike ai ma kaMahele Koho 12 e kakoo aua i ka hoolaikiia o ke kuai waiooa. E naaa ika b«ke ill oa. ka wa a kekahi mea kakan uuoepa i niuaa ai i kekahi mau Pake maUma halekuai oo ke kakoo _ ana ia laakea, ua boo\e mai la na Pake, me ka olelo pn mai: "Baraunu mailai. AU Pake vofce kela lnraunu Kela laukea no moa mone. . Ma ni haiolelo ana a pau a Kahiliaulaui ma Oahu nei i ke'a man la ibo la, aole loa i lohei#; aku kona hoino i ka Mohu Elele Lahui Makalaaahani a pela no hoi i ka Elele Kalanianaolē. I ke aheahe 03<ilie wale no i haiia aku ai na kalai olelo ana. 0 na loaa o ka Aba Mele i malamaia ai mi ka Hale Mele Hoa ma ka po Poaono aka ne ; , ua loaa he $709.18. Lawe na iilo-he $505.«8, koe §203.50. E haawi hoa ia ana no he AhaMele hoa e ka Hiii o na-E,aikua-hine Hawaii Ponoi.