Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XLVII, Number 47, 24 November 1911 — HAINA NANE LAU. [ARTICLE]

HAINA NANE LAU.

Imua ou e kuu hooko kauoha pokole, ka waha olelo o'u ame o'u mau hoa uha'i hoonaauao o keia mau la e nee nei. Nam ia ua kaa ae la aa la me kona nani nui, a ua hiki mai keia la me kona hiona nani ame kana mau hoike. >.aui ia he lau no ka koe a ke keiki hoopapa o Puiia, i koe a owai la aua,nei kau lan e ohi ae ai; aka, he lau no koe au, eia no imua o kuu inaka kahi i kau ai, a ua manao au o kau lau ia, uu i lohe ai i ka hoaana o ua kamalii la o Kulina Eieele. I ko wa no au i komo mai ai i ka puka o kuu kakela, hoomaka no ka lau e kau i ko mau maka, a ku iho la ko oli e ua kaeaea uei o na mea lau, penei: Pan ke aho i na kahawai lan o Hilo, lle lau ka pun he kini, ile mano na kahawai o Kulaimano, Ho wai o Honolii, He poli nui o ka mae-e. He one o Waiolama e hehi ia nei. Hoakea ka wai, ka wai i Panaowa, 0 Panaewn nui mokn lehua, Ohia kukn haoi*oe i ka lani, 1 ka ua lehaa ula* i ka oa, 1 ka wi a ka manu e, Po wale Hilo! Po liilo i kā uwahi o kon aiaa, Ola ia kin» ke a mai U ke ahi e, Kun mea lau hoi e! Haina: Laukanami ke knmu o ka lau o kawa, nona mat ka lan piha o kawa i ka lau iike ole, mai k« aai a ka liUii. piha oluna piha o lalo i sa mea he lau. a eia iho na mau lau noi: Lau 1: i*an ke abo i aa kahawai laa 0 Hilo. Haina 1. Pao k« aho i ka ohi 1 ka lan o ke kamani, « ohi aoa aa ia apau, me ka hooko i ke kauoha a ke kan»wai. Lau ole hoi ia la. Lan 2: He lau ka pua h« kiaL Haina 2: He lau ka pooa, he la« kaupakn, he kiai. na mea he lau na pn. Laa ole hoi ia la! Lan 3: He maao aa kahawai oKa laimano. Hama: Laa ka ha wai ma> no ke paipn wai o Uwahipooli. Lan ole hoi ia ia! Laa 4: He wai 0 HoaoliL Haiaa: He wai ke kaaawai o kau kakela, e hooko ana i ke kauoha, kaki e huli ai oka nwahi he makole kolaihi. He lau ka makai he lan ke kanoha i na paakao. Lau ole hoi ia la! Lan 5: He paii ani oka Mao-o. Ha ina: He paii aa paia pohakn o ken kakela, fae lan ka paia pohaka, mamoa mahope o ke kna. Laa ote hoi (a la! Lan 6: Ue oae o Waiolama t hehi ia nei. llaipa: He oae o Kawa o hele ka aei e oe ame a o, e ka poe ao hoi apau. aole aaei hoi ta he lan, he ian hoi paha ia. Lan o)e hoi ia ia! Lan 7: Hooakea ka wai, ka wai i Panaewa. Haiaa: Ua akea ao keia pa na laa paahao « ooho ai, m« ke kaaawaL Ui 8: O Paaaewa aw aoha lehna. ljaiaa: He nai o l'wahlpooH, he Miko iehoa 10, aia >o ha lekaa i ka wa jm>, keokeo ka poa o oa lehna ia, apo «la mai la ka pna he weo h<H kaa« o k« kakni nwila, wi ao ka man hilii ai laiki iluaa o ua kama Whna mei, he kana knU h«s kan ilaaa o ka laa o to kamaai, apo iho la hoi ke!a laa keia laa paahao e moo, a haha poele ka i"a o Kapaaa. he &*a lao ole hoi ia la! A loaa ka hoi kaa laa a loaa ole ka'a, ka Kihelelaakamaa», ka i ao ho Jaa ha paahae, laa ka Me o ka paakao kohn kekako no aa Kaaa, )a« ka peahi lima, laa ko poo, laa ka maii, laa ke paai paka. laa ko aaipo, laa ha ha wai, hi ka pooa, laa kaapaka, laa ke om, laa

ka ipuka aniani, )au ka wawae, lan k* manamana wawa«. O ka lan h«a aku ko« au # Kalapaia. Loaa ole no oe i keia lau a 'u oa, aia M kela lau ke knu mai la i ka la« • KaUI Aloka no «a, kou oiaio, S. K. KIIIKLKLAUKAIIAm. Koen* oihani o Uwahiponli.

llihi knnuon hihi i Mana, aloha wal» īa laan kuniu o!«, »loh* wale ka loki I ka ohi hapuku i ki i't o Kapaaa, iki tho no lft i ke alo ka l*« a k« k«ikl hoopnpa; huli houia mai.—L. 11.