Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume LXIII, Number 44, 30 October 1924 — UA PAU I KA HOOPONOPONOIA KA LAWEIA AKU O KA AVALATAISA MA KA LEWA [ARTICLE]

UA PAU I KA HOOPONOPONOIA KA LAWEIA AKU O KA AVALATAISA MA KA LEWA

Be lohe wale mai nō iio Ka lawoia o n ekaleleka ma ka ie«r a mii Kapalakiko akii h hlki i iia mokuāinā 0 Arnefika ma kft hlklnā ldn, aku ē ikemakaiā ana ia haiia ma Hā#aii nei. Mamuli o kfe hui ā hātaft pu aim o ka Luahioka Nui D. H. MaeAaam, f. 11. Molln, kā mēA Uātia 6 hoōUilā na ekolika omē F» W, Vaille, ka lunalioohāiia 0 na ekeleka kaahi, e la.woiā ālni ana 'ka Nupepa Advettl«ef malurfa. ō na mokuea ma ka La o ke Auiiiōkukaua ma keia Poakahl .1«, a flo kēi3 hana ua hoikēia aku & ua luaa nui' 0 ka oihana lekā ma Hoiiōlulu ftoi 1 na lunaleka ma na walii hkp ole o fta mokupuai ka iawe k.iko ank aku i na.nupepa a haawi nku 1 ki poo īawe i ka Advertig«r mft,ka eleu loa, muhopo o ko kioki» nhd ihō & na opē pepa mailuiia Iho o iiu nwkuea. Ūahoouiiaia aku ho māu k?iuoh;i lēhulehu e Mr. Vaillo i na luualekā ma Maui , Molokni, KāUal $ mo Hawali me na hoakuka .lilia no ke nno o ka lāwalawo atia a ha«twl aun aku i ka AdvOrtiaef ma na kuln.iiakauhale lēhulehu like 010 ma kahi a na mokuea * lele aku āna. Na Mr. Melin i hoemaknukuu ke ope ana i aa nupepa Adverti3or maloko o kd keena 6 ka \dv*rtiaer ma ka Poakāhi nei iho maknala loi i kl kati ann;i kft inoa pololei o kel4 ame keiā wahi o kā nupepā e hooleioia akti af, a ōia pu kekaui < holo aku i Puuloa no ka naiia ana i ka hookauia aku o »a ōpo nupēp& aiiluna o na mōkuea i ' 010. aku l nā mōkupujii. Ma keia aao o ka-lawelu ana. akil 0 na nupepa e loaa aT;u ana i ko Hilo pōe lawo pepā ka Adverti»er ma ka, la no e' paiia ai. No na mokuea e. l6le ana i-' Kauai e hooa akō ana ka. nnpepa i Nawlliwlli ma ka hora 8 o,ke kalmhiak» l'oakalii a e haawiia<aku nna, i ka haleleka ma Lihne, a mailaila aku e laweia ai i Hanalei ke kaa lnw>lok;>, a 1 Waimea ma ke kaa laweleka; -Ma ka aoao o na luna nui o na mokuea ua pau ka l<nkou mau %ana i Iwolala i ka- hoomakaukauia, a he manaolanaJco lakou o holopnno aaa no ka laweia āna o na nnpepa ma ka le*a» « Ma ka lokomalkai o John Hlnd o Kohala o na okeleka e hoololeia iho anft mal&ila ua haawi ae eia i kona ae n»Ha e makaal* mai ka iaweia aku o na ekeloka i na haleI6ka elua ma Kohala, he hoohikiwawe ana aku ia i ka '.'iawi ana aku i na nupepa i ka poe 'awe pepa | ipaloko o ia apana he mau hora lehulehu mamua ae. Mamuli o ka ike ame ka maopono ana o na kahaka o na mokuea no na wahi kupono e hooleloia iho al na ekeleka ma- na wahi i wakaia ma ko alahele a na mokuea e lele akv» ai e hikiwawe ana ka loaa ana niai i na lunaleka a haawiia aku i ka poe lawe pepa. O kela ma». kelepa a na mokuea e lele aku ana aole e hoo maha a e kuu iho ana paha ma kekahi wahi, e hoomau loa ana no ka lele ana i mea 6 hikiwawo ai ka hoea ana aku i Hiio ame Nawiliwili. 0 keia malalo nei na walii e hooleleia iho al na ekeleka. Hp.lawa ame Pukoo, Lahaina ame Honokohau, Kahului, Haiku, Hamakuapoko, Ke.ihua. Kihei, Makawao, Maken.i, Paia, Pau•wela, Puunene, Spreehelville, Waiakoa, ame Wailuku. Jlann, Kohala, ame Mahukona. Kawaihae, ame Ka-

muila» Kāiluā, Holu&loa, Honft\i&āu, Kook«n&, K«ftlftkek\U) «m« Ktāuhōii. NāpoopōO) Nāālehu āiiio Waiohinu. Hilo, Hamakua, na apana 0 Puna āme kā ft&id ina Kfthuaopvld imi Pāhāla, Kāu.