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Petite Jete on George Freeth gold medal myste… On the death of George Hueu Davis and the origin of the name Nahaolelua, 1896. Again it is helpful to refer to the carnivalesque environment of New Orleans in which I live, for, unlike Los Angeles, New York, and the rest of the United States, the whole culture of the 'Crescent City' is organized according to what happens before Mardi Gras or after Mardi Gras, the carnival day that occurs each year on 'Fat Tuesday,' the day before Ash Wednesday.Search Search Categories Categories Lists Ke owe la i ka lani, eia Pele mai ka mauna, Holo nae ku au nana ilaila, e maliu mai-e, In the mele there are foreign place names. We are printing below an old mele previously printed in Nu Hou in 1854, composed by Kaleiopaoa and submitted to the Nu Hou by S. Write the letters very clearly, and insert punctuation where they should be so that the printers understand. We wish to print the old mele and new mele, as long as they are good, and we ask of those who have mele and the composers of mele to send them to us and we will print them. The means for these mele to continue and not to be lost is by printing them in books and newspapers perhaps in that way, the new generations can read them and contemplate over it and see the misconceptions of their kupuna and to not follow in their misguided ways. This is something to be regretful of for in those mele, one can understand the way of life of the people of very long ago, and the stories of the land as well. Perhaps the mele of old are almost all lost those who know them are but few.

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