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Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore, Volume 2 (of 3)

Note 4 — PREFACE. (continued 5)

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In the meantime Olopana lived on in Kauai, and he too in course of time was blessed with a child, a girl, who was called Luukia. Upon hearing that Hina had given birth to a male child, Olopana made oath that his daughter should marry no one except Uweuwelekehau. Olopana then commanded the people of Kauai that Uweuwelekehau when he comes shall come in a red canoe, having red sails, red paddles, accompanied by large and small men in large and small canoes. When they see such a man come with these different things,4 then it is the sign of the great chief.

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