Ka Nupepa Elele, Volume VIII, Number 7, 14 August 1886 — HOONAAUAO I NA HAWAII OPIO MA NA AINA E. [ARTICLE]

HOONAAUAO I NA HAWAII OPIO MA NA AINA E.

O kekahi pulakauniaka a na punua ' }W)o-liak»hiika a ka Pae Aiiui, e iiwe kuniakena ma» nei, me ka lelele aiiu ī 0 a ia nei, me ka pakaawili tina imua a ihope, o ia ka mea e j»ili ana ī ko haj»wina no ka hoonaanao ia nna o na Huwuii Opio raa ua Aimi E." Oka iakou kumakena paiauma, o ia keia, 4, IJa kiola wale ia ke dala i ka makani—Ua lulu wale ia i ka puahiohio, a uaiiui ka piliKa. Nui, nui kd pilikia." a pela aku na uwe ku-o ana. Aka, pehea e hikl ai i ka Elele ke olelo ae rce ka wiwo ole. ona d"la a ka Hale. Ahaoleloi hookaawale ai no ua pōe Hawaii Opio 1h ma na Aina E, he niau iāala ia i kiola ole ia ika makani, ahe puahiohio ka mea e ohi ia mai anaV Penei: Aole ma na huaolelo ponoi a ka Elele e puana aku ai, aka, ma n» huaolelo a kekahi kamahele haole, he keonimana i hiliuai ia, oia hai kn ]?ev. Alex. Mackintosh, 1 kakau mai ai i ka Nupepa puka ma-hina-o Honoluln nei, nona ka iuoa "The Anglican <Jhureh Ohronicle," i kā wa a ua keoMft'ana / la'i;ht!d_B;lEij[jiL i S«kotia, kahi i hoounaia aku nei o iia Opio Hawaii, Kapena, Hugo Kawelo ame kekahi keiki e aa. A penei na olelo aua keonimana la i kakau mai ai: "Uaheleaku makou e ike i na'Keiki Hawaii o kakou, o iao Kapena, Hupo Kawelo, a me kahi keiki iho. Ua hoonaauao aku au ika Hui 6 Mirlees & Watson e hoihoi, aku i« Kawelo; oiai ua ma'i lōa oia. Ua hele kino aku au e ike i na keiki ma ko lakou hale. He wahi oluolu loa ko i lakou ma kahi maemae loa o ke kulanakauhale. He pian© ka lakou ame kahi mau mea hoonani e ae iloko o ko lakou keena hooluana. Ua aloha loa lakou ia'u, a ua ae aku au e hoike ana au he moolelo maikai no lakou i ka Moi. Oke dala i hoolaa ia ai uo ko lakou hoonaauaoia ana, ua ho&lilo pono ia ia mau dala. Ua uui ke kahaha o na.kanaka Enelani if?P ka puuwai hamama o ke Aupani Hawaii ma ka hoolaaanai kedala noia hanamaikai." (The Anglican Church Chronieie. Tanuari 2, 1886, Buke 4, Helu 2, Aoao

21.) Oiaka lioikea keia k'eonimaua, "o ke dala i hoolaa ia ai no ko lakou hoonaauaoia ana. ua hoolilo pono ia ia mau dala," aolfe hoi e like me ka lakou alala, alili mai nei , "ua kiola ia i ka makani, ua hoomaunauna wale ia rc." Manao makou inao ka lakou poe ke ; kt ia, aole e hamama nui iki ana na waha, aole hoi e hihi o kakou ka Hawaii, mau 110 ka lakou nei hookae. Oia ta hana.