Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XVI, Number 10, 10 March 1877 — NU HOU O LUNAKANAWAI A ME Ilamuku a me Kumukula. [ARTICLE]

NU HOU O LUNAKANAWAI A ME Ilamuku a me Kumukula.

E Uwe ee oe e ka nnpepa Kuokoai keia nu hon, a hoike ae i ke akea, i ike rnai ka poe opu kee uioa i keia mauao. O ko'u

uKnli ma ka oh:iQ.*i pouoi, 1 ke kuhi nui oia i L-liaiualuna, h ua Imi inai nei ik» hoomaha o \oventibi i hala aku iiei, ipe lioua munao uo uae e h ā huu i ke kul », ke hiki ujui i ka wd hui hou o ke knU, alia hoi, lo•.>a e iho la he wahi hina e pili ana no ke Kulu fc>:ib<iti o kona home, noUil*!, ua hala e k» mafi6wa hoi, o ke ktf!a, no ka uiea, o ka ia mua iho nei o lauuari oia ka la i hoike ai ke Kula S«l)»ti, o oia no pahu ka pnle ki>ino o ke kul.i, aka hoi, i med e oluolu ai no na kumn o ke kula e pono e palupala ke lvihu Eualeaia ia lakou, aua palapula ie. Noho iho nei oia, (Ake naau ;i o) nka moku o ka la ew;»lu iho nei o I.«nuari uei, man.io oi-» e Uoi ike kul,i, ua h«ji oia a waena o lee alauui lohe uui la ma, so!e e ku mai ke Kilauea, mai kana huaka: mai o Uouolulu, aldila, oianao iho la oia, e hoi hou i ka home, a liuli hoi mai la na lio, o ka Poakolu keia, la uini o keia mahi.ia. A iaia e noho ana ma kona ho;ue aia hoi, hiki mai la he pme oaai keka* hi mau hoa Kuia ona, e hai mai ana lakon, ua 1 aku ka ka Lunakanawai palapala i ua komu o ke kola, e hai aliu ana i ke bumu oko Ake naauao noho ana, he kumu okoa, aol<; ka o kela mau mea i hoike i> aela moluna, be ken maoli ka manao iuo, pel.i oo hoi o lUatuku a me Kumukola o ka poe hele po, rno-e ko 1. kou hoopunipuni i kumu oke kula hanoh->no o Llawaii 8 Keawe a hiki i Kauai o Mano, eia ka mea i akakaai he houpuinpuni o Ilamuku. Aole oia i hooko i kaua oihana maluna o Akenaauao a pela hoi o iuoukanawai. A'»le oia i l»we »mua ona e like me ke ano mau o ka poe i hewa f he ole loa no, ke mai nei o manaoio. Ua manao l*na, o nni ioa ka poe naauao o ko lana apaua, nele hoi laua 'ii i kbhi oihina nle, " P eU io f " pe Ja no hoi«o knmukula Elua kaoaka i hele i ke «umoe a ka h«»le o k' ia kamukula (i keia mau po iho nei) aole oia ma ka hale, kali laua, a hiki i ka wa a ka malannlama e hohola mai ai i kona nani, aia hoi, ike ia Bku'la, ua kumukuia nei e hoi m-ii aoa me ke knlana oka poe hana 030 ole, ninau aku liua. I he* oe i keia po ? wahi a kumukula Iki mikai lawehala waa ole wale, niuaa hoo laua nei. Pela kn e hele ai i ka makai lawe hal»? he mumuu keokeo ka lole, a<>le he hoike, pehea e pono ai k«q hwehala ke hopu? ia manawi, hoka wale iho la no na kumuleola nei, olelo ae!a 0 Hnkawale o inuwale o Kowale o Lo-! hawale ko'a mau hoike, a ptld wale aku, | nolaila, ioa ookou e ike mai e na komu o Lahain&luoa i keia mau mei e hoike i« nei ] alaila, e akahele ko oukou noonoo, aole ka i wikiwmi ms ka huhu, no ka mea, o ka ll*-j muko ho«ke aaa, ua wah*bee, no ka mea, j aoleoia i ho 0, a ao?e 00 hoi 0 kekahi makai e ae, he ofe !o% no. H« oki loa hoi q lunakaoaw»i, aia loai abo lUmoko, al>iila, he kopi wale no kana, pela wao e hoike aku nei i ke ano, oko lakon man*o ino, «nalia o walaau noi mai, oa poe ahiahi oei. alūla, hopu ae ao i kun upa amart, a umiki aku i oa lehelehe o lakou. Me ka mahalo. T. F, Kikohl Waipio Hamakoa Hawaii, Jao. 24, 1377.