Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XXXII, Number 39, 30 September 1893 — Na mea Hou o [Illegible] [ARTICLE]

Na mea Hou o [Illegible]

Mr. l'. K;nvainr.i: Ekoiu lu i hnhi ae nei. i he unn-kniiuimnliui o ; lopera o ko awawa <i»V\'. i;, . e nanea ana eKia i: :i v me ka niauaolana oie eia \w mau hana poholalo e ban:i i ; . aku ana i ke aunioe, aia i;oi. kikeke ana o John Kakin;i nui na ipnka o lakou. i ka weiuan a ma i e. k u ak u an a o Kak i n; ■ nie kona poe paalaio me ka nu;kaukau e lawe koke ia lakou no | kahi hoolulu mau. 0 Kakinn. luioio oia 110 keia apana he mau uiakahiki i hala ae nei. oi.i k<< makou Luua Makai, a maliope iho ua lilo oia he iunakanawai apana, a ī keia wa hoi. he I<>:<>. Iwaena o na mai i lilo aku «■ kana kaikamahine ponoi kekahi. Ake hauwawa ia nei malaio o ka Kakina mau ao ai u keia poe i hoomalu ia ai. oiai na la o ka puali koa I*. (i. o haulani aua, a peia niai no nuihope a hiki waie i ko iaKou kii maoli ia ana aku e hopu, ho oiaio paha keia aoio paha. na ke au o ka manawa e iioike mai. E ioaaana ia Kakina no keia liana ana he eke piiia i ka opiiii/ He oi aku ka ono o na opihi la, walii ana i kau mea kakau nei mamua o ka wainiaka ona hoaloha nie ko k;\ io ponoi.

Ke uaua aku uo hoi uia ki» kahi aoao, ho haua maiL.u keia i liaua ia. e ike ia no ia peuei: E pau uua ka ns»h<> aua kohu iole, o pau aua ka alo aua i ka ua kai-oopu a uu ke anu o ko kehau pa iho ni i uka, e pau aua ka lelelo niau «• ka hauli, e emi mai aua k;i nui o na ehaeha o ke kino, no ka niea, o ka hapauui o ua ohana aole he malania pouo. aka, iua e hoea aku i Kalawao. īnalaiia ka ai pakiko oie ia. ka ia, ka lole, keaala, ka haio ku pono, ke kauka nana e hoeml iho i kekahi uiau palapu;ao ka noho ana oia wahi aole e aloalo ma o a maanei, hoi iho ka noonoo a he noonoo, o kahi mea wale 110 i koe aole e loau i ka .poe mai, oia ka ike aua a|vu i ka ohaua, aka e ka lahui Hawaii e hoopau i na uiauao manao kuhihewa, e hookuokoa a 11 a ka puliuia e hookanaaho, 1 1 ke aloha, e aloha aku ika ipoe j)ilikia, o īmi i wahi uo la- | kou e noho maha ai, La ku hihewa loa ka poe hoomahuka uo ka mea, he hoomamoino ana īa 1 kou io ponoi iloko o ea waonahele, ina he mea i e kahi i ike maka i keia i mea, owau 110 ia. E mma. Koohau ua pono anei kon: noho ana i keia wa, manao :u aole, ī keia wa ike paha oia. < > keia ka'u mau kalana ana >l< • na nn;a pili i keia mai nana • hoopoino nei i keia iahui, a ke inanaolana nei au he mau ho.« ko u ma ia manao hookahi. No Koolau Henuinalohee pili aua ia iiooiau, aka o ka mea oiaio, aoie i loaa pono. ilookahi paha mea oiaio oia uo ka iw o kona weli ia e ka poe kaahele 1 na pali nihoniho wn ho laaia oKoolau iloko o kela a me keia opu nahelehele. Owau nomeka mahalo, ■Hanaiei, Kauai, Sept. 20, '9& Iku hor l oka p ; > Poaono i hal j, uu ku m:a k:-i moKiwhl lapnna *»AiKoku iioko o umikumamanika mnu holo m<ti lokahami oai. Ua haiihali u. t ui uia no koi;s. awa, ho a6 o hua lapaaa, oiu Im 29 mau kane a he 7 mau wahino, s» me 160 inau tooa ukana h me 70«> inau ton:t iaoahu tiu lapana poaoi iho uo. Ua lawe ia mai keiu niaa lanahu la uei e hoao ai e kuui, u uti Mlo io uenei i ka Hui o T. H. Davie> 4 9°* Poakahi ae, e huli hoiaku hola mokuahi no lokahama. Um uku maaiuu o kt* kaau ka poe lapana i kii ao i mau keena no.iakou.e hoi ai 1 ka aina.