Note 13 — CONTENTS (continued 7)

Uma belonged to Kohala, and Puehuehu was his place of abode. From there he went to Puuhue, a hill which stands at the southern part of Kohala, a place thickly covered with woods and shrubbery.13 When Uma came to this place (he was carrying a piece of salt meat) and on entering the forest he found four men resting.14 Two were on the edge of the road, one toward the center, and one standing.