Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XIV, Number 40, 2 October 1875 — Wahine manawalea i kona aina. [ARTICLE]

Wahine manawalea i kona aina.

la oe e Kahue (w) , ka wahine kane make a Nika, aloha oe Ma ka halawai ana o ka Papa Kahu woiwai oka ekaiesia o KaumakBpili ma ka po o ku Poalua hope, o Sepbtemaba. Nolaila, ua kauoha ka papa k*hu waiwai la'u, e hai aku ia ee i ko lakou kaikuahine aloha iloko o ka Haku, i ko lakou inanao inaholo ia oe, no kou haawi manawalea ana mai, i kekahi hapa o kou aiua ponoi, a lilo loa i wahi e ku ai no ka Hale o ke AUua ma Iwilei. Nolaila, ke nonoi aku nei makou i ka Makua Mana Lea, e ae mai ika makou mau hoomaikai ana nou, malia o hiki iaia ke hoouna mai i kona man hoopemaikai ana nialuoa iho o kana kauwa wahioe, he hana maikai keia au i huna ai, uole puha i ikeia kekahi wahiue e b»na ana e like me oe ka haawi i ka aiua ma ke aoo manawulea. E nana ia Anania, laua me Sdpeila kaoa wahioe. Ua haawi laua i ko laua aina oo ke Akua, aka, mahope iho minamina Uua i ka aina, a kuai hou aku la Uua, i ua t>ina la me ka mea e, nolaila, huhu ke akua ia laua a ua make lana me ka mainoino no ka Uua haoa me ka hoopunipuoi, oolaila, e na m&kamaka mai Hawan a Kauai, o ka h&ua maikai a keia wahine i liana ai, e lilo ia i kumu hoohalike ua kakou a pau. Me ke aloha ia 00. J. Alapai Kakauolelo. Honolulu, Oahn, Sept. 29, 1875.