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Ke Au Okoa / Ke Au Okoa, Volume II, Number 13, 16 July 1866

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Contents

Page 1
Masthead
He mau Kanikau.
KENITE. He Moolelo no Sekotia.
NO KA AHAOLELO.
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Hoike Kula Beritania ma Lahaina.
No Ka Moiwahine Emma.
E hoomanao e ka Lahui Hawaii.
KELA MEA KEIA MEA.
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Ka poe o ka aoao palupalu.
He leo mai ka po mai.
He wi nui keia.
He olai ikaika ma Kipahulu nei.
He kanikau no ke Kamalii Lani V. K. Kaahumanu.
MA KE KAUOHA.
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Kanikau no Kalohelani.
Summer is Breathing.
Murmur Gentle Lyre.
When other Friends Around Thee.
Come with thy Lute to the Fountain.
Are we Almost There.
Ka Noe.
Ah! Could I teach the Nightingale?
HE KAAO NO EMADAI. Ka mea i kapaia ka papa akahi o Pekina, i unuhiia ma ka olelo Hawaii.
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