Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume LVI, Number 31, 2 August 1918 — HAALELE IA MAKENA NO KA MOKUPUNI KAILI LA. [ARTICLE]

HAALELE IA MAKENA NO KA MOKUPUNI KAILI LA.

Mr. Sol. Hanohano; Aloha kaua: —E oluolu mai i kauwahi kaawale o ka kaua hiwahiwa, no keia poonianao e kau ae la maluna, i ike mai ai na makamaka ame na hoaloha puui meahou e noho ana niai ka puka ana a ka la i Kumukahi, a ka v elona a ka la i Lehua. Ma ka la 9 o ka niahina i liala i loaa mai ai i kou inea kakau he lono kelekalapa hauoli, o ia hoi ua hookoliu hou ia mai i mea kiai hale kukui no Nawiliwili, Kauai, oiai hoi au e hoonuu ana no i na kohi kelekele o ka pua keokeo, ua waiho koke aku la ia ono e haianiu ia aua e na manu. Nolailā, nia ka la 17 mai, i haalele aku ai kou mea kakau i na kapakai o Makena, he wahi i noho ia no ua makahiki elua me ewālu īnahina; hora 7 kau. ma ke kaa oto no Kahului, kahi e loaa ai o.ka moku, o ia hoi ke Kalauilina, hora 5 haalele ka moku i ka uwapo no Lahaina ,"ka pahu hopu. Hora 9 me ka hāpa, haalele ia Lahainā no Hoāolulu, he malie niāikai ka iiioanā; h&ra 6 kawahiaka kalowa makou nūewāho o kā nuku, a hookomo loa aku iloko, oiai ua noa ae la ke kapu iā 'nianawa. iliii iho lā me ka'u mau k'eiki, na T hūnona, na moopuna ā'm6 ka oliana apau, paina iho la a maona, kokoke ae la i.ka manawa, iho ākū la e ikē i ka light house in»peetor ; ko'u haku nia ka ]hana, eia ka mea apiki, iwaena o ko iiiauā kuka ana ine ka maikai, ūā hoololi hou niai lā oia, ia'u no kā hāle kukui o Kilauoa, kela kukui nui hookahi o ke aupuni Hawaii nei. Nolaila aohe a'u hople ana aku o ka ae wale aku no, y oielo iiiāi la iā'u e kau koke 110 i ka mokū ia āhialii nō Kauai, liora 5 liaalel? ke Kinau i ka uwapō, he malie malkāi no kā he nui ka piha o. % moku i na ohua Hke ole, «3, 0 ko kakou kiaaiup hou ka ohua lianohāno i 'kaū pu māi ma kela ahiahi no Kauai. iHora'" elua ine ka hapa ku ka moku' i NawiHwili, lele aku la iuka Q ka aina me 'u keiki, oiai oia ke kiipakako ke, Kinau, e poelpele anā no ia in«jāwa, huli ākū lā i wahi kaa otonioHile ā l'oaa, liāāwi ke aloha hope i kp.'u keiki, UQ Kilauea Ukht station ka !fo}hu, hopu.' Auwp n'o hoi ka' naui o kfe; ■Ulanui, he pgkika, lie p'ahee 'niai hoi; kāu; e pii ana ilunā, e īhō 'aiaa ilālo o na awawa, hora 6 hiki i ka lialekuai o Kong Long. f ' Malaila paū ka liiki, ōlelo mai la kahi kalaiwa, aoJe hiki ke liele loa a)iiki i kā hale kukiii, o'iai uā .inoino ke alanūi, he ūa liilii lioi lā kakahiāka nui, noiaila malaila i hāālelei ilio ai kou mea kakau, noho iho la me ka lioonianawanui ahiki i ka wa o Chas. K. Akaua i iho mai ai a liui pu maua, oiai lie iliojnāu oia i nā Pōālinia\āpaū, no ke kii ānā i ka lauā niaū letā.

• Olelo mai la kela ia'u, e hoi wqwae no inaua, no he- IpiUi )oa, aole paha i piha inile mai kā lialekuai aku, hiki aku la i kauhale o ke keeper, S.'-A. Amalu, me kaiia leele inaka palup'alū,/hē oluolu waipahe, aohe mea koe, hQO ; lale. no kamaaina e paina, oiai ua hole o Hanale a naeiki,.e ake aku ana a ia, Keoni Būlu karia aikane., lloomanao ae la kou iiieā kakau i keia mau ialani mele a kahiko: Owau mai kau e hea mai ai, E hea i ke'kanaka e komo nva,l,Qko, E hanai, ai a hewa ae e ka waha, Eia.no. ka uku Ia oka leō. I ke ahiahi ana ilio, ua liele aku la e makāik{fi i ka hale kukui, >«ā ke ano e a'o i ka' ho-a ana. Auw©'no hoi ka nani o keia kukūi, pali ke kjia, mahina ke alo, o ke ku no a ke kūkui u'i, ke pakika wale la no kuu mau wahi kamak ilūna o ka Wai (lal?, 'oiai aia keia kukui iluna o ia, wai i kau ai, he loh e pepeiao wale no no a ike O keia ke kukui nui, hookalii o ke aupuni Hawaii nei, k*a- nani ame ka maikai ame ka ikaika 'Koolele b koiia a he 25 mile kā i.ka wa i paa : poiio,, ai p,. keia a. a, u.a hokuuia ka poe mākaikai, i ke Sb ame ka po> aka i keia 'manāwā; ūa liookapu loa ia. Aole hoi o ia wāle kā m6ā nani, aka, āwihi iki iho k,āi? nana ana, i ka J^ le 0 na kiki, he hale< pohaku Hāwaii māpli, i kalaiia e na iimā o ka inehēhūne, i o ia ko 'niakou hale e ūoho nei, he nu- ' nui na rumi e paū ai kekālii ohanā hui, I aiā iloko na meā āpau ,aohe helo ana | owaho ika po T , , , Na kela kiai ame keia kiai e hoomaemae i kbna iiome aine ka (i hoolako ana i lia mea e pōno ai kōiia home, am e kon'a nolio'anū, nolāila ke hanā hoi mākou, ehā. hoiā o ka po o ka. inea hoo-' kahi, pela.āūiki i ke ao ana. Jle māikai ,no ka noho ana o keia wahi, ka mukani, he no lioi i kekahi mapawa, he ai wāh'i i'a no, o'pMii;' hāueue, hālā no kekahi manāwa, hele aku la no niaua i keia la, kiloi upena. ūiāke no na.ahole niaka v uliuh, ola no ia kini ke a iiiai laj;e ahli, hui iho no hōi me kā onb o ka poi o keiā waln, j he pakika, te pāhee mai hoi kau o ka puu moni ai, mon i .maoli ko 'u haae i n»ai, hu ae la ka aka, o kou inea kakau. . , / Eiri inoā o na kiai naue ole o keia liale kūkūi: S. A. Amalu, keeper- r Chas. K. Akaua, kokua 1; Peter Kamano Sr., kokUā 2. Ke haawi āku ,nei i ko'u aloha a nui 1 na hpaloha aine na makaniaka loa o Makena, Maui, me na keiki pu o ka pua keokeo. Auwe no hoi ke aloha e! , . , . Haina ia māi .anā ka puann, i Kilauea aku nei au, ka liale kūkui owaka i ke aouli. Me ka Lunaliooponopono ko'u mahalo a nui, am e na keiki oniu hūakepau o kou papapa 'i leo'ū aOlieu. PETES KAMANO 6R. Kilauea Pt. Light Station.