Another letter from the island of Hawai'i was written by W. Kahalelaau of Ka'u, and published in Nupepa Kuokoa on April 24, 1866. Like Makanoanoa, Kahalelaau described bis arrest and also tbat of his ill and paralyzed daughter. The police arrived at
Read more…Koe nae na kuleana o na kanaka (furthermore, the jurisdiction, the property and the responsibilities thereto are reserved to the constitutional members who are direct descendants of Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, identified prima facie as "kanaka") Laws 1846,
Read more…Ola Na Iwi o Na Hala o Naue! The Bones Live at Na Hala o Naue! By Hale Mawae In caring for my ancestors, I know that it is within the bones of our people, na o‘iwi o Ko Hawai‘i Pae ‘Aina, that our ancestors live. Ku‘u ewe, ku‘u piko, ku‘u iwi, ku‘u
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