Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume LVII, Number 37, 12 September 1919 — UA MAE KA PUA O KA ILIMA I KA EHU KAKAHIAKA. [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

UA MAE KA PUA O KA ILIMA I KA EHU KAKAHIAKA.

E kuu Solomon aloha, anoai kaua: — E oluolu mai kou ahonui i kauwahi ru mi kaawale o ka hiwahiwa a ka lahui, i ike mai ai kona mau ohaua anie na hoaloha mai ka pukaana o ka la ma Kumukahi a ka welona a ka la i ka mole o Lehua, ka palena o na moku. Oiai na hora puanuanu o ke kakahiaka nui loa o ka la 26 o Augate i hala aku la e kuhi ae ana hoi ka inanawa o ka uwaki a ka hora 12:30, ala lioi me he uwila la i ka maka o ka opua, a me he hekili pa maJo la i hoohaku'i iho ia min'uke hookahi, e hoōpili pu ana hoi i ka hanu o na mea ol& apau, pela no i upoi a pili malie iho la na lihilihi maka o ka makou mea aloha, no ka wa 'hop'e loa, uj» hala, ua moe aku la o Mary Elleii Ha-nnu-umi a-Kanoena Bridge3 Pahau, kekahi o na pua aiii ou e HāWaii kuauli maiioko mai o na lii aimoku o Maui o Kam.a ma ka aoao o kona \kupunakane o Kaleimakalii, oia iho keiā:

Kihaapiilani (k) moe .ia Kupiaka .(w) hanau mai o Kamalalawalu (k).; Kamalalawalu (k) ipoe ia Piilani (w), hanau o Kauhiakama (k); Kauhiakama (k) moe ia Kapukini (w), hanau o Kalani-kaumaka-o-Wakea (k); Kalanikauma ka-o-Wakea (k) inoe ia KaneakaUhi (w), hanau o Lonohonuakini (k); Lonohonuakini (k) moe ia Kalanikau&nakinilani, hanau 0 Kaulaheanūiokamoku (k); Kaulaheanuiokamo.ku (k) moe ia Papaikaniau (w), l hānau o Kekaulike (k); Kekaulike (k) moe ia Kekuiapoi* 'wanui (w), hanfiu o Kamehamehanui , (k) Ailuau); Kahekili (k), NaaiakaI lani (w), Kalola (w), Manuailehua (kj; j Naaiakalapi (w) mde ia.Puuhui, hanau o Kaheauanui (k), (k), Kaheananui (k), Kamokoelerhak'ile (k), Kekuahilo (wf ame Molowa (w); Kaheananui (ky moe ia,, Aulan» (w), hanau o Kaleimakstii (k);: K»lcim?ikalii (k) moe ia KamākpA (W) y hanau o Keiii"holani (w)' ame Kāainahuna (w); Kaainahuna (w)uiofe ia 6eo. A. Bridges, hanau o Mary Eilen Hanau-uml-a-Kanoena Bri(lges Pahau. O keia ae la ka mookuauhau ma ka aoao o kona kupunaliane, a eia mai ka mookuaū'haU ma ka āoao o" kona kupunawahine, oia iho keia: • " • . ' Kuka'ilani (k) moe ia Kaohukiokalani (w), hauau o Makau'alii (k); Maka'ualii (k)" moe ia Kapukamole (w), hanaū o Iwikauikaua (k); Iwikaulkaua (k) ihoe ia Keakamahana-(w), hanaū o Keakealani (w);. Keakealaui moe ia Kaneikauaiwilani (k), hanau ,o Kalanikauleleieiwi (w); KHlanikauleleieiwi (W) moe ia Lonoikahaupu, hanaii.o Keawepoepoe (k) ant6 Kanoena (k); Keawepoepoe (k) ia'Kanoena* "ha nau o KameeiamokU'(ik) ame KamanaWa (k), na mahoe kapu; Kameeiamoku (k)- moe' ia Kaūmakaehaikuli (<tir) hannu 0 Kepookalani (k); KepoOkalani (k) moe ia Alapai (w), hanāū o Kamanawa opio ame Kapeiakapu-o-k&kao (w), Kapēlakapuo-kakae' (w), moe.ii Kaua a-kukapu (k),- hanau o Kamakea (to); Kamakea (w) mofe ia Kaleimakalii, hanau o Keliiholani (w) ame huna (w); Kaai'nahuna fw) moe ia G. A. Brirlges, o Marv Ellen Hanauumi a-Kan'oena Britiges Pahau. O keia ae la ka mookuauhau ma ka aoao o-kona kupunawahine, , T.Ta hanau ia oia ma Kawaiāhao ma ka la 4 0 Okatoba, 1872, nolaila-ua piha iaia he 46 makahiki, 10 mahina, 22 la, o kona ola ana ma keia ao. Ua hoonaauaoia oia ma ke kula hanai ō Kawaiahao a i kona pūka ana mai ua hoohuiia ae la oia ma ka berita maēmae o ka mare me Mr. Robert Kolomoku Pahau i hala mua ma kela alahele hookahi a kana wahine i huli aku la, ua hoopomaikaiia mai laua me na hua ohaha maikai elua e ola nei, oia o Bobert Kolomoku Pahau Jr., ame Mrs. Lydia Pahau Horner. He wahine oia i aloha nui ia e kopa ohana ame na hoaloha lehulehu no na ano maikai apau i loaa iaia, he oluoliu heahea, lokpmaikai a hoomanawanui. He home kona i kipa ia e ka poe hanohaao a .haahaa, a he 'home punāhele ia 1 na keiki a kona maU hoahana.u, a he mēa nui no hoi oia ia kkoii;. He kupa oia no Waikiki, ke kai hoopuluelo i ka, ili o ka malihini, ke one hanau o kona kupunawahine āme konā, mākuabin6. E Waikiki i ka holunape ā ka lau o ka niu, nou keia mawaewaewa, ua pau ae la kou ike ana i kona helehelena, ua nalo aku la i polohiwa-a-Kane. E Hamohamo i ke ehukai i Paoa i ke ala o ka lipoa, nou keia, walohia nui, eia makou la ke hamo wale ae nei no i 1 ke aloha o ko kama aole e na, ua laweia I un liio me he aka la no ka wahine o ka li'ula ka maalo pulelo i kai o Kawēhewehe. Wehe ka pilina ake kama pili me Niolopua, he pua ko aloha na .nakou e hiipoi e popoi iho ana i ka waimaka aohe e na. E Kalia i ke kai nehe i ka pu-e one ame kahi wai limu nui o Piinaio, no olua keia ilihia nui, a no ,ka mea, ma ko olua poli iho la no oia a ike ole iho la no olua, ua pulelo aku la kela a noho me Hiku, ka wahine ako pua o Kanahele. Luuluu walel E ka Uakukalahale e, ka u& leaulana o ke one hanau o na kama, ua pau kou hoonulu ana i kona helehelena nohea. Aloha e ka la wela o wahi ana e alo hele ai, ua pau kona liehi hou ana i kou mau alahele. Aloha ka ne hone ae a ke kaa uwila,

-ua pau, ua lawa kou hooholoholo ana Auwe, aloha wale ia wahi i pili ia ail Ua haalele iho oia mahope nei i kana mau keiki 'elua me elua moopuna, kona kaikuaana o Mrs. Ria Keliiholani Bridges Dunbar e noho mai la i Amerika, kona kaikunane Chas. Wm. Kaualii Bridges, kona mau kaikaina oia o Mrs. Florence K. Bridges Paoa ame Mrs. EHa Kamakea Bridges Kaai, ame 'ka ohana lehulehu. l*«olaila ke haawi aku nei ka pohai ohana holookoa i ka mahaio a nuui ame na hoomaikai palena ole i na hoaloha ame na makamaka apa,u i akoakoa pu a i makena _pu oiai oia e kau ana iluna nia ka hale kupapa'u o Wilīiams, a pela pu no hdSme na makamaka na lakou na hoohiwahiwa pua he nui, a na ke Ak»i& aloha ka lani e kokua a e kiai ia k&kou pakahi apau, a Nana no e lawe ae i aa kaumaha ame na lu.;luu i kau iho maluna o ka pohai ohana o ka tnea i make. Ake haawi aku ne.i makou i ka mahalo i ka Lunahooponopono ame na keiki ulelfe h,ua mekala ke aloba oui. O makou no i hooluuluuia. HEBMAN KAPULE. Ame ka Ohana.

MARY E. H. BRIDOES PAHAU,