Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XVI, Number 17, 28 April 1877 — He pua nani ua hala. [ARTICLE]

He pua nani ua hala.

E!U NOPEPA KuoKA L ; Jlohū 0€ — E oluolu oe »me kou lun* hoop »nopono, e hookona iho ini k«hi ka*w*le okou kioo lahifabi, anau ia e aha> mama aku uit u* p ileua o ka uina, iike mai «i oa kn.i m«k«inaka a pau lo», e noho aua mai ka la hiki a kala komo. Ua haalele uiaili, o Kaiheekai Kameeiamoku, ka m.nu keiki i aloha uui ia, i keīa ola aua, a hala akula oia ma ke alauui, inki ole ike kaaaka ke a f o ao i ueia uiea ho mako, ua wili iho maiona o inaua, ua makua ame ka ohana he haawe iuuluu, kauuiAha ehaeha, ka i waiho mai aia luakou, e uwe kau>kaa aku ma nei aoao, mo ka m»naftrna aloha pao ole. Ua uiake oia oia Kaumakapili. Honolulo. Oahu. Mar. 31, 1877, iloko oua !a he 15 okoua kaa an* i ka mai aooe, he Ftva ihui ia me ke anoe, ehii mea aloha iaia, ikomaua ninao aua aku, pehoa mai oe ? hai mai keia he aiaikai na, aioha ka leo, ika hai oo ika maikai ahiki ika hora i hauie ai ika moo Oiiioiopua, moe kau moe hooiio, haalelo maila iha pili aloha he mikua, he ohaoa he iehuiehu. Ua hunau, ia oia ma L«haina, Maui, Mai'nki. U. 18d8 a hauie akuia, i M*rt i U 31. 1871 o koua miu la okeoUan», Eiwa, Mukahiki. oe na ia he k 25 aku'u akula kona luhi, ka muii lot o ka Auhea Kekauluohi, mau keiki, me B j!1 Kalaikioi. E huomaikai ia ke Akua mana loi, oaoa uo ihaawi inai, naua no iiawo aku. Ua komo oia i ke kula, Aeiama no ka makahiki. aoi ai, eao ineia mea he mauao. ua loaa iaia ka paiapala iima, me kekahi ooa ooea helu. Aioha ino kono, i uupu aku ai maua na makua, eioaa iaia na haawioa pomaika<, eia ki aole, he keiki oluoiu maikai oia, he heahea ixana mau Aikane, ame in makamaka apau ioa he kulaot haoohaoo koua, kekahi noia o na pua olii o ka aioa hanau: Aioha oo ; rne ka Lunahooponopono nupe* pa ko'u aioha, a me na keui uieie haa metla, e oki ao maaneL K. Kaiiki. Aperiia 23, 1877, Hoooiulo. K± Mf,,\ Kiekik Huta Kkkukolani : 0 makou na Lalr o ka Aliahui Iloola Lahui o Kauaula, Waialua, Oahu. Ko ka biki ana aiai i o makoa nei ka louo kaomaha walohia, no ka lawe ia ana'ku o ke ola makamae o ka Mea Kiekie ke Keiki Alii i aloha ntii ia, Wiiiiam Pift Leleiohoku, ka Ilooilina Moī oke Aupuni Hawaii nei; Noiaila,

Ke hui pu aku nei makon mo oe a me na Lala a pau o keia Ahahoi, e uwe a e kanikaa pu me oe, me ka naao i kaumaha luuluu īke aloha, Nolaila, ke kulou haahaa iho oei makou, me ke noi aku i oa Maoa Lani, e maliu mai, a & hoomaholahola malie raai i kou maoawa kumikena, a e manawalea pa roai no hoi ia oe i ka oluolu, ka pomaikai ka maha ame ke ola loihi, A ke panai pu aku nei uo Koi makou itSe keia mau wahi lōlini kaoikaamalalo iho * Kanikau he aloba-a, . No Leleiohok»-©, Ile aloha o Kooa-a, Kai maokioki-e, . .* I maliuo i ka liaū-a, Kēhao o nka-e ; O ka p% a ka Bka-ā, fCa maknni ko!onahe-e, Lai o £alitiki-a r Oiu »i aolihee-e, : . One o Niamalo-a, j Nala o Hoiha-e, Wai o Kiope-a, Aaaa o Kai»tii-ē, Ia wai pilima-aj He—o, aloha-e, Nea e Kawaihau-a. Komite, 5 1LiMA ' r (J. H. Haopu.