Note 7 — CONTENTS (continued 6)
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Whilst Kekuhaupio was entreating his god Lono, Oulu’s stone came flying; Kekuhaupio dodged and it went astray. Two of Oulu’s stones had wandered off. Then, Oulu took another stone and placed it in the sling. Whereupon, Kekuhaupio besought Oulu, saying: “That is my stone.”7 Oulu consented. It was his third and last stone. In this contest of theirs, Kekuhaupio was victorious over Oulu;8 and on account of the defeat of Oulu on that occasion, Hawaii was successful that day.