Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume II, Number 37, 12 Kepakemapa 1863 — Page 1

Ka Nupepa Kuokoa

KE KILOHANA POOKELA NO KA LAHUI HAWAII.

BUKE 11.  HELU 37.  HONOLULU, SEPATEMABA 12, 1863.  NA HELU A PAU 94.

 

 

"KA NUPEPA KUOKOA,"

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NA UKU NO NA OLELO

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Luna o ke Kuokoa, a i oleia, e hoouna mai ia

Kauka Kulika.

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e mai mamua. E pono ke hiipoiia keia mau

rula, no ka mea, he emi no ka auhau no keia

nupepa.

AIA KE KEENA O KA NUPEPA

KUOKOA—ma ke kihi hema o ka Hale

Hookipa Luina (Sailor's Home.) O na hora

hana, ma ka eiwa o kakahiaka, a i ka ha o ke

ahiahi.

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He Kanikau no Dema Kapua.

No Dema Kapua Ke alo e la,

Ka maua kama lei hiapo ma la,

Hiapo hii moopuna oe na Kaiopipi e la,

Kamalei he nui oe na ou makua la,

Auwe no Dema kapua a ke aloha e la,

Mee ka mana kamalei ke aloha la,

Aioha no oe i ka malu ulu o Lele la,

Ka manawa mokumoku a hua la,

Moku mai nei oe o ko maua hoa pili la,

He @ he aloha nui nei no Dema Kapua la,

Ka pua laha ole oe o Lihau la e la

A Lihau ka mauna pookela o Lele la,

Auwe ana ka uwe helu mai e la,

Na makana o kona poe hoi la,

Aloha ka mauna kamalei e la,

O kela aina kupa o na makua la,

Aina paa I ka ua noe o Hiku e la,

Ka aina paa I ka ulu nahele la,

Ulu nahele olu i ka Makani e la,

A he aloha no o Dema Kapua la,

Uwe helu maid Doleda Haumea e la,

Kuu keiki hoa pili o ka malu ulu la,

Ulu wale ana au ia oukou hoi e la,

He noho kiai au no kou mau kuaana la,

Kuu mau kaikuaana makua hoi e la,

O Haumea Doleda no he makua la,

O Luusia no he ininamina e la,

Auwe paiauma mai o Kaiopipi la,

Aloha ino no kuu moopuna e la,

Moopuna hoa pili o ka malu hale la,

Halelaau a ka haole I lawe mai o la,

Lawe nouaiki paa i ka hau la,

Auwe ke aloha a Lilikoi hoi la,

Kela ulu kukui olu i ka ua e la,

Ka ua ulalena o Kaupakukua la,

Aohe loa o ka manao kaumaha e la,

Kaumaha ka manao ke hiki mai la,

Hiki mai ka lia kuko uluku e la,

Uluku hia a ka Kuluaumoe hoi la,

Moe maua huli ae aole oe hoi e la

Aole ka maua keiki kama lei hoi la,

Hoi ka manao imi wale ia oe e la,

Mahea la oe i niau iho nei la,

Ma ka ulu ko maia paha e la,

Niau oe i ka la kanakolukumamakhi la,

La hoihoi ea o ke Aupuni paha e la,

Welo ka hele na o ka maua kamalei la,

Hele oe i ka hora ehiku, puka i Haehae e la,

Helw welo ka hae kalaunu o ka uapo la,

Me na kupuna ke aloha nui e la.

                        Na maua Hanale, Pulama.

            Polonui, Lahaina, Maui, Aukake 18, 1863

Ahaaina lulu moni Manawalea.

E ka Nuopepa Kuokoa e: Aloha oe:

Ua hoomakaukau iho makou na hoahanau, i wahi ahaaina luau lulu moni manawalea no ka Halemai o ko kakou Moiwahine; nolaila, ke kahea aku nei au ia oukou a pau e na hoa o ka iu o ka malu uku o Lele, a me na hoa e ae o ke kaona nui o Honolulu, e pono ia kakou a pau e ala like mai a hapai like i keia kokua manawalea.

Aku, aole no i pili keia manao kahea i waena o ka poe opu lokoino, a me ka poe e makemake ole ana e hoolele i ka lakou apana momi, mai loko ae o ko lakou waihona, ua pili no i ka poe aloha manawalea, no lakou keia leo kahea i waena o na hui ekolu, oia hoi o ka hui, “Aloha,” “ Lai ke aloha,” “Anuenue,” a me ka poe e ae e hoonani mai e like me ke kauoha, ma keia Poalua ae, oia ka la 8 o Sepatemaba, ma ka pa o Maria Lanakila, e hele mai ai, e like me ka olelo e kau ae la ma ke poo.

Na makou, na na hoahanau o Lahaina.

Lahaina, Aug. 31, 1868.

[Ua hakuia no ke “Kuokoa”]

MOLUHI,

  HE KAAO

NO HAWAII NEI.

Koena o ka Mokuna 3.

A PAU LOA KA MAI ON NA KEKI a Moluhi, a oluolu ka ho’o ana a lakou; ia wa, nana lakou i ka aina maikai ma Kona Hema, a me Kona Akau, nui na mea ulu; a holo mai la na waa maauauwa, me ka i a, ka niu, ka alani.  Ma kekahi waa, he wahine me kana keiki kane, ua like me Kekaha kona nui; he maia ma jo laua waa, ame kekahi mau ipu kahiki me na alani, amr ka niu he nui wale, ua makaukau ka wahine e hoolei i kekahi mau hua maluna o ka makou, aia na haole me ked ala ma ka lima e hooleilei ana iloko o ka waa o ua wahine nei.

            Ia manawa, ua kokoke mai kekahi waa me na kanaka elua iloko; ike ua mau kanaka nei i ka waa o ka wahine, hoe ikaika loa mai la laua, a hookomo i ko laua waa mawaena o ka moku ame ka waa o ka wahine.  Mai pilikia loa ka wahine; a kulaiia kana keiki, mai lilo i ke kai, a eha i ka moku.

            Ia manawa, ike mai la na haole maluna i ka lokoino o keia mau kanaka elua; a kipaku aku la lakou ia laua me ka i aku, “Aole loa e kuai aku makou me olua, no ka mea, ua hana apiki olua i keia mau mea palupalu, oia ka wahine ame kana keiki kane, nolaila, ou hoi olua.”

            Alaila, kuai nui mai la lakou i na mea ma ka waa o ua wahine nei; ua hea nui aku na mea o ka moku ia ia, “Ea! homai i mau niu, i mau ahui maia, i ipu kahiki, i alani, i mau niu hou;” a pela aku, a pau loan a mea kuai o kela waa I ke kuaiia.

            Olelo mai la o Moluhi ia Kekaha, “He Lunakanawai ke Akua, e hoopololei ana i na hana keekee a kanaka.”

            Nolaila, aole i holo ka moku. a ahiahi ae la, holo ka moku a ku mea Kohala Akau, kahi o na pali kieki, no ka mea, ua mehameha loa ia wahi, me he mea la, o ke Akua ke kamaaina malaila; a o kona mau manamanalima kai kahakahaia i na kahawai nani loa oia mau pali.  Mahalo nui na haole a minamina no hoi, no ka ike oleia o keia wahi nani e ka lehulehu.

            Aka hoi, ua maa na kanaka maoli i ka nana i na pali ame ka wailele; aole Mahalo nui o lakou.  Aka, o Kekaha laua me Loeau, ua makemake nui laua e ike i na pali kaulana elua, ia Waimanu, ame Waipio, na ike powehiwehiia no ka na poo ana o ka la.

            Ia wa, holo ka Mokuahi a ku ma ke awa o Waiakea.  Hilo, ma ke kakahiaka nui; a kii koke mai la ka waapa i na ohua o ka moku, a lele koke aku o Moluhi ma iuka, a nui ka olioli o na keiki, no ka ike ana i ka aina hou – malihini nae lakou.  Aia na makamaka ma kahi e aku.

            Nolaila, ua imi koke o Maluhi ma i ka hale o ko lakou makamaka; a ma ia hele ana, ua loaa lakou i ka ua nui, a komo lakou ma ka hale o kekahi kamaaina.  He hale maoli no – he hale lauhala – he maikai no nae; aole nui o ka waiwai maloko – o ka maemae, oia ka waiwai o ua hale la, aole he papa hele malalo; ua luia i ka iliili mawaena o ka hale, a ua paa na kala i na hiki-ee maikai.  A ua lako i na moena hou – aole welewelu ame ka polopolona; a o ke kapa moe, he kappa Hawaii – he Paiula, a he Ouholowai; a ua lawa pono loa.

            Aole e moe na kamaaina maloko o kekahi welu lole me kea nu, he mau paku lole kalekoa, a he mau ipu nui no hoi, kahi e waiho ai na mea maikai, me kahi pauku iliahi i mea ala no ka lole; no na kupuna mai kekahi o keia mau mea.  Mawaho o ka hale, ua hoonohoia i na pohaku; a he alanui pohaku mai ka puka o ka hale a hiki i ke alaloa.  Ua kanu i ka hala he nui wale ma kana alanui, no ka mea, aole lio e nakiiia ma ka puka o keia hale, e pau koke ai na mea kanu, ua nele na kamaaina i ka lio ole; nolaila, ua maikai ka hale, aole hauna i na holoholona, aole mea kelekele ma ka puka, aole ili kalo ili uala, lau kapiki iwi niu, la-i, lauhala, ili maia, welu kapa, ipu nahaha, ia mea aku ia mea aku.  O ka wahine o keia hale, he hanauna ia no kekahi kula hanai, mamua aku nei; a ua maa i ka ohi opala ma ka puka o ka hale i kela la keia la, nolaila, ua hoihoiia ka hale kahuimu ma ke kua o ka hale noho, a malaila hoi ka puaa me kona kio lepo.

            I ka noho ana o Moluhi ma ma keia hale, kii koe na kamaina e uhaki i kekahi mau hala, a ua koli aku i ka ili, a okioki a pau, a haawi aku i na malihini; a ai lakou, kui koke ka wahine kamaaina i lei hala no Loeau, a hele aku la na malihini.

            A i ka hele ana ma ke alanui, noonoo o Loeau a pane ae, “Akahi ko’u ike i ka hale maoli maikai kupono loa; a ua lako na kamaaina, aohe pololi, a aohe hoi he hokii ko lakou mau kino e like me kekahi poe, i kapaia he waiwai, he maemae ka hale maloko a mawaho; aole pela ka hale kahiko o Moluhi.  No’u paha ka hewa – no kuu palaka ame ka hauke?  No ka make ana paha o ko’u makuahine – aole mea nana e hoohana ia’u me kea o pono ana.”

            Alaila, uwe malu iho la kela me ka makemake nui, i pau ka hemahema ona i hoikela ma na mokuna mua o keia kaao; a ua pule ma kona naau i kokua mai ka Haku ia ia, a hiki lakou i ka hale o na makamaka uwe pu lakou a pau me ke aloha nui, a honi kekahi i ke kahi; a noho malie lakou ma ka hele I keia la a po, i pau ka poniuniu o ka moku.

            A i ke kakahiaka ana ae, makemake o Kekaha ma e hele koke i ka Puka a Maui, oia ka uwapo pahoehoe a Keakaae i hana ai, no ka muliwai o Wailuku; he uwapo ikaika a maloeloe, aole e helelei ke hele na lio eiwa maluna ona, e like me ka uwapo lapuwale ma Hilo.

            Ua lohe o Kekaha i na keiki o Hilo, he moolelo kupanaha no Puka o Maui, mai ka poe kahiko mai; nolaila kona wikiwiki e hele, aka, mea main a kamaaina aole e hiki, ua nui ka ua mauka, a nui no hoi ke poho, ame ka ino o ke alanui; aohe he alanui. he pahoehoe ma kau wahi, o ka nahelehele am eke poho, oia ka nui, nolaila, e’ kali oukou a loaa kekahi mau la malie, ame ke alakai kamaaina i lohe maopopo lakou, i ka moolelo kahiko no Puka o Maui.

Koena o ka Mokuna 4.

IA MANAWA, PAU KEKAHI KEPA i ka weheia a paama ka wawae o Loeau, hoomakahou lakou i ka holo, a oia mau no ka holo lohi ana, aku, o Kekaha, ua hala loa mamua, o mea hou mai ka makuahineia la, e lilo kona lio ia Loeau.

            Pela ka hele kaawale ana a hiki i Olaa i ka hora elua, oia ka hora i puka ai ilaila.  Akokoke lakou i ka hale, ike lakou he mau lio i nakiiia mawaho o ka hale, a he mau haole maloko, mai ka lua pele mai lakou, e hele ana ma Hilo, nana pono o Kekaha i ko lakou hoomakaukau ana e hele aku, no ka mea, ua ao ikiia oia i ka olelo haole, a ua hiki ia ia e pane mai i kekahi hua ma ia olelo, menei: “Yes sir,” “No sir,” “Good morning,” “Thank you.”

            No ka mea, ua loaa ke kunou, ame ka wehe ana o ka papale e like me na haole, a ua makemake i ka lole i heleheleia ma kea no haole, am eke kamaa buti me kahi dala ma ka pakeke, me ka peni kala ame ka pahi, ia mea aku ia mea aku.

            A pau na lio o na haole i ka hoaia a paa, hele mai lakou mawaho o ka hale e ee ai; eha ko lakou nui, elua kane, hookah wahine. a hookah kaikamahine, e like me Loeau kona nui.  A haele lakou me ke akahele, no ka nui o ke kelekele ma kahi kokoke i ka hale, a pau kahi ino, holo maoli na lio ekolu, a o ka lio o ke kaikamahine, huki iuka i kona poo, a hoi hope hou ka lio i ka hale, huki ke kaikamahine i ke kaula waha, a hahau ia ia; a peku ae la ka lio, aole huli iki i kai, no ka mea, huki ka lio a i ka hale.

            Ia Manawa koke no, ike mai la kekahi haole i ka apiki o ua lio nei alualua koke aku kela ia la, a lalau i kona kaula waha; alaila, lele iho la ka haole ilalo a kokua i ke kaikamahine e lele ilalo, a wehe koke ia na noho a elua, alaila. kau ka noho wahine ma kona lio maikai, a o kona noho, ua kau ma ka lio nuha, a holo aku la laua a hui me na hoa hele.

            Ike o Kekaha i keia hana a ua haole nei, a noonoo iho la oia, “Aole pela ka’u i hana aku ai i ko’u kaikuahine.”  Hilahila iho la kela no ia mea.

            A pau ko lakou hoomaha ana, me ka hookomo ana o ka ai, alaila, hoomakaukau lakou e pili i ka lua; hele aku o Kekaha a kau i kona noho ma ka lio o Loeau, e like me ka haole ana i ike ai, a o ko Loeau noho ua kauia ma kona lio iho, a hele aku lakou.

            Maikai keia hele ana, ua maa o Kekaha i ka holo ana o ka lio, aole hanaino loa mai ka lio iaia.  Ua mama ka holo ana, a ua mama no hoi ka naau o Kekaha, aole holo e kela me ka makemake e hookaawale mai ka makua aku. Kamailio oluolu lakou a pau, a puka malamalama ma ka lua o pele, a komo lakou i ka hale, hookokekoke i kea hi, no kea nu, i na la ua mamua iho nei, kau mai ka hau ma Maunakea, a me Maunaloa, a i ka po, ike o Kekaha ma elua mea kupanaha, oia o kea hi o pele, a me ka hau e kau ana maluna o ka pakeke wai, me he aniani la, paa aku Loeau i kau wahi apana o ua hau nei, a ua eha loa ka lima.  A liuliu iki, ua hehee a lilo i wai maoli.

            Hookahi la ka noho ana o lakou ma ka lua, a ua iho ilalo e nana i kea hi, aole nui wale e like me kona mui i kekahi Manawa, ua nui nae, a ua weliweli na keiki ke kokoke aku.  Nui loa ka moolelo no pele, a me ka hoomana ana, aole hiki ke kakou no ka loihi.

            A pau ka nana ana i kea hi, pii lakou ai ka ainaawakea, a hele aku lakou e nana i kahi e puhi ai ke kalapa, kahaha lakou i ka hoopuka wale ia mai o keia mea makemake ia e na kauka, oia ke kalapa i puhi ia i kea hi, a pau ka lepo.  A pau na mea hou i ka nana ia, hoi lakou, a puka poeleele i ka hale.

            A i ke kakahiakanui, iho lakou i kai, aole loaa kekahi pilikia ma ke alanui, ike na keiki i na mea ulu wale he hui loa, ua ike laua i ka iliahi, uuku nae, ua pau na laau nui i ke kua ia e na’lii kahiko.  A helu laua i nap aha hoailona mile, iwakaluakumamawalu o lakou, mai ka lua a ikai.

            Puka pono lakou ma Hilo i ke ahiahi, halawai me na makamaka, a hoomaikai aku i ke Akua, nana i hoihoi pono mai ia lakou a pau.

            A i kekahi la aku, ninau na keiki iaMoluhi, “Heaha na mea hou ma Hilo.”

            I mai ke la, “E hele kakou, a e kuhikuhi au ia olua.”  A hele lakou ma kahakai mua, aia ilaila na hale kuai laau lapaau, - he hale no ke Kanikela, - he hale paikii, - he hale amala, - a he maa hale noho, a hiki i Waiolama.

            A ua holo lakou ma ia wahi, ma ke kao huki kaula, ma kela aoao o ka wai, he halekula, a me ka pa o ke Alii, me kona mau hale he nui, a me ka pahuhae kiekie, me kona hae loihi; a malaila aku, a hiki i Wailoa, he uapo malaila, a mao aku, he mau halelaau, a he makeke, a he uapo okoa kahi e hookokoke mai ai na moku uuku, e hoolele i na ukana.

            A hoi mai lakou, hele iuka, a ua ike i na halekula eha, me na Luakini, elua, me kekahi mau halekuai o na Pake, a me na hale noho, a hele hou ma kekahi alanui, a ua loaa ka uapo o Wailuku, a ma kela aoao aku, he mala ko nui, a me ka wili, a me na mea e pili ana iaia.

            I aku o Moluhii i kana mau keiki, “I ko’u hele ana mai, he umi mahahiki mamua iho nei, aole i ike ia mau mea a pau, hookahi halelaau kuai lole, - a ekolu halelaau noho, oia iho la, me kekahi mau hale maoli kekahi o na kanaka Hawaii, ua kapaia lakou he poe kanaka molowa.  Ua molowa paha, aka, ina aole hana ko Hilo poe kanaka, nohea mai ko lakou waiwai, a me ka waiwai o ko laila poe haole.

            A pau na mea a pau i ka nanaia, hoi lakou i ka hale, a noho me na makamaka I kekahi mau la, a hiki mai ka mokuahi, alaila hoi aku lakou ma Honolulu.

HOPENA.

KA MOOLELO

O

ELEIO.

HELU 2.

                        IA MANAWA, NINAU AE LA O KAkaalaneo ia Lanikaula, “Pehea la au anei ka pono o ke Akua o Aahualii?”  Olelo aku la o Lanikaula, “Aia no ia i ka mea i pono i ko ke’lii manao, ina no he aloha ko ke’lii i ke Akua, oia iho la no; a ina hoi he huhu ko ke’lii i ke Akua, alaila, e hanaia no e like me ka makemake o ke’lii; a o ko ke’lii makemake wale no ke hanaia.  Aka hoi, ma ka’u oihana, oia hoi ka oihana kaula, ke olelo aku nei au ia oe. “E make o Aahualii,” no ka mea, ina no e ola o Aahualii, alaila, oia no ke kipi o ka aina, aohe he kipi e ae,”

            I ka lohe ana o Kakaalaneo i ka olelo a ke kaula, alaila, hoopuiwaia mai la kona lunamanao e ka maka’u, alaila, o kona ae koke aku la no ia imua o ke kaula i ka make o Aahualii.

            A hooholo ke’lii me ke kaula i ka make o Aahualii, alaila, olelo aku la o Lanikaula ke’lii, “E ke’lii, e kala aku i na kanaka a pau o keia pua i o Maui nei, penei ka hana ana : mai Wanaku mai a hiki I anei, e lawe mai i ka wahie ma keia aoao mai, a mai Waiehu mai a hiki loa mai i Kaanapali nei, e lawe mai no hoi ko laola wahie ma ia aoao mai, e hana ka wahie a nui.”

            Ia manawa no, o ka hooiaha ia aku la no ia o ka lohe i na kanaka a pau ma kela Ahupuaa keia Ahupuaa a puni kahi i manaoia e oki i ka wahie, ia lohe ana o na kanaka i ke kauoha a ke’lii, o ka Manawa iho la no ia, ua akoakoa koke mai la na kanaka me ka wahie e like me ka makemake o ke’lii.

            A akoakoa mai la na kanaka a pau me ka wahie, a nana iho la ke Kaula a ike i ka nui o ka wahie, alaiia, olelo aku la ke Kaula i ke’lii, “Ke ike nei au, ua nui ka wahie, aka, hookah mea i koe, o ka awa, nolaila eia ka pono, e kii kekahi poi i ka awa, aia ka awa e kii ai, o ka awa o Kahana.”

            Aia ia wahi iuka pono o Kaanapali, o ka awa nae o Kaanapali a pau, oia ka awa e kii ia ai e na kanaka, o keia awa nae i kiiia’I he awa hoohainu no ke akua, no Aahualii.  A makaukau ka awa, a me na mea a pau i ka hoomakaukauia no ka pepehi ana ia Aahualii, alaila, hoomaka ae la lakou e pii i kahi i noho ai o Aahualii.  Lawe ae la na kanaka i ka wahie a lakou i hoomakaukau ai, hele pu ae la no hoi ke’lii Kakaalaneo me na kanaka, mamuli o ke kauoha a ke Kaula.  A I ka iki ana o ke’lii, a me ke Kaula, a me na kanaka, ma kahi i noho ai o Aahualii, alaila, kamailio ae la ke Kaula me Aahualii.  Olelo aku la o Lanikaula ia Aahualii, “E Aahualii, Ii hele mai nei au e halawai me oe, aia ko puni la o ka awa.”

            Alaila, olelo aku la o Aahualii.  “Aole o’u makemake i ka awa.”

            A lohe o Lanikaula i keia manao o Aahualii. alaila, hooikaika loa ae la o Lanikaula, imua o Aahualii e ae mai i kona manao, me ka inu i ka awa.

            A i ko Aahualii e ae ana mai i ka inu i ka awa, alaila, o ko Lanikaula kena ae la no ia i na kanaka e mama i ka awa, alaila, o ka mama ia ae la no ia o ka awa a nui; ua hoopiha ia ka awa i na umekenui nui he iwakalua.

            A pau ka mama ana o ka awa, alaila, hoka ia ka awa, a pau ka hoka ana i ka awa, alaila, hoohee ia ka awa i na apu, a piha na apu he iwakalua i ka Manawa hookah, alaila, olelo aku la o Lanikaula ia Aahualii, “E Aahualii, ua pau ka awa i na apu, o ka inu wale no koe.”

            Alaila, ala mai la o Aahualii, a hoomaka ae la oia e inu i ka apu awa mua, a i kona inu ana i ka awa, alaila hoomaka hou mai la na kanaka i ka mama hou i ka awa mamuli o ke kauoha a Lanikaula.

            I ka inu ana o Aahualii i ka awa, ia manawa, ua papaya na kanaka aole e lalau, hookah wale no hana a na kanaka, o ka mama mai i ka awa.

            No ka mea, ua hoailona o Lanikaula ma kona ano kilokilo, a ua ike oia e make io ana o Aahualii, no ka mea, ua maopopo i ko ke Kaula manao ka la e hoohainu ne i ka awa, ia Aahualii, oia o Mohalu.  Ua olelo mua aku no oia ia Kakaalaneo, e aia a hiki i ka manawa o ke Kapuhua.  O ke Kapuhua, oia ke kapu i o Mohalu, a e noa ana i ka wanaao o Akua.

            I ka inu ana o Aahualii i ka awa i ka la o Mohalu ka inu ana, a o ka make ana i ka wanaao o Akua.

            A no ka nui loa o ka inu ana o Aahualii I ka awa, mamuli o ka hookina o ke Kaula, nolaila, nui loa mai la ka ona, a i ka ona ana o ke akua, nolaila, maluhiluhi mai la oia, a moe aku la; a i ka moe ana o Aahualii, no ka ona i ka awa, alaila, kena aku la ke Kaula i na kanaka e hoopiha i ka wahie ma ka waha o ke ana.

            A hoopiha iho la na kanaka i ka wahie, e like me ke kauoha a ke Kaula.  A piha ka waha o ke ana i ka wahie, alaila, hoopiha ia ka wahie maluna pono iho o ke ana, a pela i hooili ia’I ka wahie maluna iho a pau pono.  A I ka pau ana o ka wahie i ka hooiliia, alaila, pupuhi ia mai la ke ahii, a i ka waiho ana o Aahualii i ka ona o ka awa, a halawai aku la ka wela o ke ahi ia ia , alaila, oni ae la oia, a wahi ae la i ke ana, a naha ae la ke ana, alaila, komo ae la oia iloko o ka wahie a me kea hi, a la ae la oia i ka wahie a me kea hi, helelei aku la ka wahie, a no ka nuimaoli no o ka wahie i hooiliia maluna iho, nolala, lanakila ole ai oia maluna o ke ahi.

            Aka, na oleloia, ua Poalua, o kona waiho ana iloko o kea hi, a make aku la kona kino ano akua.

            A make o Aahualii mamauli o ke akamai ame ka ike o ke kaula Lanikaula, alaila, akahi no a waiho maikai iho la ko Kakaalaneo manao.  Akahi no hoi a noihoi aku a Kakaalaneo i na makaainana o keia Ahupuaa keia Ahupuaa e hoi i ko lakou wahi, no ka me, ua make ae nei ke kipi o ka aina.

            A mahope mai o ka make ana o Aahualii, ia Lanikaula, alaila, hoala hou mai la no ke’lii i kana hana mau o ka ono i ka awa o Waiohue, Koolau, Maui, kahi no a Eleio @ kii mau ai i ka awa no ke’lii, a kahaiia’i o Aahualii.

            (Maanei e hoi hou mai kakou a e kamailio no Eleio, ame kana mau hana ma ia hope mai.)

            I ka manawa i hoouna hooia’I o Eleio e kii hou I ka awa no ke’lii; ia manawa, holo hou aku la o Eleio mamuli o ke kauoha a ke’lii.

            I keia holo ana nae o Eleio, aole oia i holo ma kahi ana e holo mau nei, no ka mea, ua maka’u loa o Eleio i kela wahi, no kona ulualu ia ana no e Aahualii, nolaila, mau no ia maka’u iloko o Eleio.  Nolaila, i keia holo ana ona, hoohuli ae la oia i kona hele ana ma ka aoao ma Kona, Maui.

            I kona hele ana mai Kekaa aku, a huli ma ka aoao Kona o Maui, hele aku la oia a hiki i Honuaula, , alaila, halawai oia me keia wahine uhane, me Kelekeleiokaula.

            O keia wahine uhane i oleloia o Kelekeleiokaula kona inoa, he kaikamahine hou no oia, aole i ike i ke kane, aka, no kona mai ana a make, nolaila, hele mai kona uhane a halawai me Eleio ma Pohakuulaula; aia ia wahi mauka pono iho o Puumahoe i Honuaula – a ike aku la o Eleio i keia wahine maikai e noho ana i ka puuoioina, kahi aku la no o Eleio, he wahine maoli no keia; aole ka ! eia ka he wahine uhane.  Aka, i ko Eleio ike ana ak nae i keia kaikamahine, aole o kanamai o ka wahine maikai, a halawai kino laua nei, he maka no he maka, he waha no he waha; alaila, aloha aku la no o Eleio ia ianei, aloha mai la no hoi kela ia Eleio.

            Alaila, ninau mai la o Kelekeleiokaula ia Eleio, “E hele ana kau huakai I hea?”

            Hai aku la no hoi o Eleio, “E hele ana au i ka awa no kuu alu.”

            Alaila, ninau hou mai la n hoi o Kelekeleiokaula, “I hea kau awa e hele nei.”

            Hai hou aku la no noi o Eleio, “Aia la ma Koolau, i Waiohue.”

            Alaila, olelo hou mai la o Kelekeleiokaula, “Ua loihi loa kau hele ana mai nei maanei, aia ae la no ke alanui kokoke loa ma o ae o Wailuku, a ma Hamakua ae a Keanae, a Wailua, a malaila ae o ka hiki no ia i Waiohue, aka, maanei ea, ua loihi loa.”

            Alaila, olelo aku la hoi o Eleio, “Ua mua no au e hele mau nei malaila, a ua aluna paha a’u hele ana ma ia wahi, aka, no kuu alualuia ana e ke Akua o Koolau, e Aahualii, a mai make au, e ole ke kaula o Molokai make ai ua Akua la, a ua make oia, aka, o kana mau hana, ua kau wale mai nei no ka weli ia’u; nolaila, kuu mea i hele mai nei ma keia aoao ma kahi aole i heleia eia.

            Alaila, pau ae la ko Kelekeleiokaula manao, a olelo aku la nae ia Eleio, “E ia ae no ka awa kokoke la, o ka awa a kuu Makuakane, e hoi no kaua alaila, huhuki i ka awa, a nui ka awa o ko haku, alaila hoi, i noho no ia a pau ka awa kii hou mai no, ua ike iho la no ia waena eia ka hewa, o ko hookolo ae ia makou, he hele mai no kou a ka awa, huhuki no a noi.”

            Alaila, olelo aku la o Eleio ia Kelekeleiokaula, “Aole e pono au ke uhuki i ka awa o kuu haku ianei, no ka mea, aole e inu kuu haku i ka awa o na wahi e ae, aia wale no o ko Waiohue, i Koolau ka awa, oia wale no kana awa e inu ai.  Ina hoi ha he inu i ka awa o na wahi e ae, i na no hoi ua kii koke ia aku no hoi ka awa no Honokohau, a me Kaanapani a puni, he awa kokoke loa ia, aia no ka ia ala awa makemake o ko Waiohui i Koolau.”

            Alaila, olelo hou mai la o Kelekeleiokaula ia Elio.  “I inu ole hoi paha ko haku i ka awa o na wahi e ae, i kou hoi aku no hai, aka hoi, ina no hoi paha oe e olelo aku ana no Waiohue no keia awa, aole no paha kela e hoole mai.”

            Alaila, olelo aku la o Eleio.  “Aole e nalo ka awa o na wahi e ae ia ia, aole no hoi e nalo ko Waiohue awa ia ia, no ka mea, ua maa kela i ka ona mau o ka awa o na wahi e ae, aole oia e ona iki ana, alaila, o ka hole mai la no ia, me ke kena mai no e holo hou mai no au i ka awa i ka po.”