Note 3 — CONTENTS.
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During times long past the oopu god was worshiped. This was done to increase the oopus.3 If the god was not worshiped, the oopus would be neither fat nor numerous. This god was called Holu. This name was derived on account of the keeper going to the beach to fish and catching soft-shell crab (aama which had shed its shell and was consequently soft); that was why it was called Holu. Before that there was no name. The keepers were Kalana and Waihauakala, and from them were born two children, Ahakeanui, a daughter, and Kaneikakalua, a son.