Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XXIII, Number 52, 27 December 1884 — KELA ME KEIA. [ARTICLE]

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KELA ME KEIA.

He mea hauoli i ka iehulehu a pau ka lohe ana i kekahi mau hana maikai i hookahuaia ena opio i hounaauaou ina na wahi ike, oia na hoonui ike o Lahainaluna, Kapunahou, a me kekahi mau wahi e ae. Ma keia raea, e hoike pokole aku no makou no kekahi mau hana i hanaia. Aia ma na Koolau o Kauai, Ke noho kumu kula nei kekahi mau opio Hawaii [>onoi ma ke ano e ao aku i na keiki Ha> waii ma na ike a pau e hiki ai ke hookanaka makua ma na hana, a e kaulana ai hoi ka inoa a me na kulana pa kahi iloko o keia mau makahiki mua aku o kakou. He mau opio keia no !aua na makahiki i oi aku mamua o 20 a emi mai hoi ko kekahi, a no laua hoi na manaolana pakahi iaa e hooholomua i ke kulana o na opio Hawaii po noi ma na mea a pau i hiki ia laua no ka pomaikai a me ka maluhia oka lahui. Malalo o kekahi 0 keia mau opio, he 20 a oi haumana, a ua lehulehu loa al.u hoi ka kekahi, ama ka laua mau alakai ana ina haumana, ua loaa na mahalo ia e na makua mea keiKi a me ka lehulehu pu no hoi i ike maka i ka holopono oko lakou ao ia ana. Ua hui pu makou me kekahi oia mau opio kumu kula ma Honolulu nei, a ua hoike mai oia, he holomua no na haumana. Oka makou kalokalo, e ukaii mau ka pono, ka pomaikai, a me U holopono ma ka laua oihana hoonaauao, a na ke Akua e kokua mai ia laua.

O ka hana kekahi mea i malulo nui ia ai ke kanaka, oia ka hookahua ana i ka hana a hoomau aku, aka, he kakaikahi loa iwaena ona kanaka Hawaii ponoi ka i hoao e hooko aku ma ia alanuL Ma kekahi kta mai i o makeu nei mai a D. o Kekaha, Kauai, e hoike mai ana penei : Ma na la mua o keia mahma i hoomaka ai ka wi!i ana o ke ko oka mahi ko o Waimea, Kauai nei, a oke ko mua i pau i ka wiliia, oia ka Opunui Kua, (he kanika Hawaii maoli oia,) a ke hoomaka nei i ka Hoopiopio. () kā mea nona ka inoa hope, oia no ka i hooikaika a paipai nui hoi e kukuiu ia kekahi Hui Kalepa no na kanaka Hawaii ma keia apana. Ma o kona paipai nui ana, ua paa iho nei ka hale, a ke ahu nei ka waiw.n maloko, a oka laikini koe a loaa mai, o ka holo no ia oka hana īmua. Ke hooikaika nui a no hoi na kanaka i ke kanu ko malai'a, a o ka mea nūi no o ka aina, n.ahi; • hua no kana ohi ana a |*)a wale aku. £ nana aku i na hooiaio ana o kcij ma na apana aina o Kona, Hawaii, aia ke ku la na Hui Kaie}*, a ke hoohanaia ia na hana me ka hulomua- E n»ahaloia na Hawaii i hoomau ma na hana waiwaL Ma ka Poakahi iho nei i hooniha ai ke Kulanui o Uani no ka hoomaha Kankimakn. Mamua ae oka hookuuia ana mai ona haumana, ua haawi ia aku la he uwali gu!a a roc kekahi ko mo lima gula ia Rev. N. A- Swan, ka lakou kumu, mai a Hiram Anahu, ke> kahi o na haumana, ma ke aoo he makana oiai keia kumu he makua o na haumana e haalele iho ana ia lakou. Ua panai pu ia aku me kekahf naau huaolelo aloha ma ka aoao o na haumana peoei: "Mamua o kou haalele ana mai ia makou, ke hoike aku nei inakou i ko rnakou minamina nui nou, a ke haawi aku nei ankou i na hoomaikai ana nou no kau mau Hmaikai iamakou. Me kalana oko makou manao e hauoli mau oe ma kau misio> na hou au e haakle iho ai ia makoo, a ma • keia mau wahi uuku imua oa, he hoailona ia no ko makou aloha ia oe kau mau haumana mua, a e lawe aku oe a hoomanao no makou " Ua apo mai k ke kumu i keia makana a na haumana me ka hauoli, a ua haawi aku la oaa i na hoomaikai ana oo lakoa