Nupepa Puka La Kuokoa, Volume I, Number 49, 17 April 1893 — NA LETA [ARTICLE]

NA LETA

r Aoie o makoa m&kemake e lawe I koiko o na hala no na manao i hoopnka ia malalo keia poo e ko makon poe meakakan. I TTa Eoohikipau Pele pau Mauo. Mr. Lunahooponopono; O kekahl maa Luna Aupaui o ka mokupuni kailī la o Manokalanipo, o S. Kaiu, ka Hope Luna Helu a Ohi Auhau o ka Apana 6 Elawaihau a me ka Lunakanawai Apaua o Hanalei, R. Puuki mai ko laua kīleo ponol ae. “I na e hoopau ia mai maua maī ka oihana mai, aole maua e ae e hoohui īa Hawaii nei me Amenka.” TJa hiki no ka ‘moe make ana mahope o ka iwi koko, a aloha ia ka hol o Kaunuohua he puu wale iho no la, oi loa aku hoi keīa o ka īmi loaa a laua. He mau kanaka naauao keīa a ī elua, eīa nae ke mīnamina nei ī na mea i hala, aole he nana Iho o ka poao oka aina. Eīa paha ka mea apikī, aole e paa ka aīna īa o lua, •oīal, ua haawi mua ia iho nei e Nunu laua o Kakohe na elemakule alli a kahuna hoi o ke au ia Umi-a-Liloa. “E pau paha auanei Peapea la i ke ahi.” Kalalea. Kauaī, Aperīla 12, 1893.