The King’s Deer:—This last week, the King’s deer were taken aboard the ship Lock-nar-Garr [Lochnagar ?] to his stables. At midday on this past Saturday, when the King’s stableman opened a stall where the deer were kept to give them water, come to find out, they got out and ran here and there and jumped into the ocean. They were caught; but while they were being caught, its antler was broken, and someone skilled from town tended to its injury. When the schooner Kamaile sails, they will be taken to Molokai.
(Au Okoa, 12/26/1867, p. 2)
Ke Au Okoa, Buke III, Helu 36, Aoao 2. Dekemaba 26, 1867.
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Here’s another article on “dia”…
HE MAU DIA.
Ua haawi manawalea mai nei kei Kanikela Hawaii ma Iapana i ko kakou Moi Kamehameha V., he ehiku mau dia, a ua hiki mai i Honolulu nei ma ka pule elua o Dekemaba i hala iho nei. Elua o kela mau dia, he mau dia kane, a o ka nui he mau dia wahine. E hoihoiia ana lakou ma ke kula hanai holoholona o ka Moi ma Molokai. He holoholona lealea loa keia na na keiki o Amerika ma ka hoohehee hau ana ma ko lakou mau wahi paani, ke hiki mai ka wa hau o ia aupuni.
KE ALAULA, 1 January 1868, page 39.
~Steve (no Molokai)
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7 years later..I wonder if anybody looked into this article as I can’t translate.
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