Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XXI, Number 44, 4 November 1882 — LETA MAI NA AINA E MAI. [ARTICLE]

LETA MAI NA AINA E MAI.

Calais, Maine, ( Sepatemaba, 1882. J E Ka Nupepa Kuokoa ; Aloha Oe : — Eia au i kahakai o ka moana Atelanika, i kaulana nokona hihiu, elike me ka moana Pakipika i kaulana no kona lana malie ana. Ma Nova Scotia kahi a'u i noho ai no na malama elua a keu i hala, a ua ano e no hoi ka aina a me ka noho ana ona kamaaina, aole like me makou. No Farani keia aina mamua, aka, ua

kailiia mai ona aku e ka liona Beritania, a maialo o kona malu i noho ai mai ia manawa mai a hiki i keia la. Mai o a o o ka aina, he palahalaha wale no. Ina [xiha i kau ia ko Honolulu Puowina maluna ō keia aina, e kapa koke ana lakou iaia he mauna kiekie loa, a ia kakou hoi he puu wale no. Kakaikahi ka noe ma Hawaii, aka maanei, nie he mea la'he noe wale na I ka wa e uhiia ai ka aina a me ka moana i ka noe. hoomaka na moku e hcx> kani i ko lakou mau o-le, a pcb e {)akele ai kahi moku i kekahi, aole hookui. Eia hou kekahi mea i kaulana ai keia aina, oia na kai nui ma ka Bay of Fundy. O ka {xilena mai kahi e hiki aku ai na kai piha a me kahi i haule ai oa kai maloo, he 46, 50, 60, a i kahi wa he 70 kapual Ina pe)a ke ano o na kai ma ko kakou aina, e nalowale ana I ka hapanui o ko kakou kuianakauhale jtuwahiwa o Honolulu, i ka pii ana o ke | kaL Ma keia aina, ua hookuuia na kai j iiawaia i ka lehulehu holookoa, aole ku- , ieana o kekahi mea maluna o kekahi 1 ! kai, aka no Ukou like no a pau (na 'lii j I a me na makaainana) keia waiwai. Ia | kakou hoi, aia a maona ke konohiki, | alaila na ka mea bwaia ka paiena. Ua i waiwai ioo na kai bwaia ma keia aina, f ua plha i na i-a ono, a malaiia e hele ai! na moku iawaia mai na amae mai HeJ hapa paha o na looa o na poe e nohoi ana ma kahakai, mailoko mai o na kai hwaia. j Ma ka hak o'u i hookipa ia ai ma keia aina, he kanaka lawaia e imhoana, < a iloko o na malaina 334 poha, ua k>- j aa iaia iloko o ke kai mawaho koke ae | o ka hale, he 10,000 ula, aua olelo mai! oia ia'u aole ka ota i laki. lk>ko o ke-

] kahi mau makahīki t haii. ua hom ma |ia wahi hookahi he io a hiki i ! ka 30,000 üb, iioko o ra inakma 5 a 4 paha. Eia ka niea kU|Mianaha, oke > kumukuai ana i kssji ai, kmixte \no ka uli hookahi Ua kepeuā na uU ; e m haole kalepa a hookooKMa ilOko o ■na pahu tini a hootinm ina aina e I fka hele ana o na nioku Amenka e bj weia nuwuho ae 0 keia aina, fee naea f inau ia lakou e kii i oa kanaka kwaia o !ka aina, ī poe seb ho lakou, no ko b- | kou akaiiui ma u hana, e like me na j moku okohola i kii i na kanaka Hawaii ; i seb no lakou. Haahaa loa ke kumukuai ona i a ma kahi a'u i nohi.> aL Ina he elua a ekohi kapuai ka i-a. he umi keneia no ke kumukual Hookahi no a'u pake i ike ai e noho ana mabilx Eia hou kekahi, he lehulehu wale na keiki mabib« mai ke eono a hiki aku i ka umi aku i ka umikuma maiinia keiki ake kane a meka wahine hookahi Elua paha kumu no keia, 0 ka mua—he bhuikanaka hana keia; mai kakahiaka a jk>, ma ka moana a ma ka aina; mai ka wa kamalii a hiki aku 1 ka wa elemakule, he hana ka bkou. Aka, 0 ke kumu nui paha, oia ka noho maemae ona wahine. Oka noho manuahi ana, he mea pelapela loa iaia bkou, aole no e buna ana na kamaaina me ka mea e noho ana j>eia. Me ke aloha» W. A. Kini.