XIV. THE LAST PROPHET OF OAHU IN THE DAYS OF KAHAHANA, 1782PAUMAKUA was one of the great voyagers among the ocean-rovers of over eight hundred years ago. Fornander in his "Account of the Polynesian Race" says: "One of the legends relates that Paumakua, on his return from one of his foreign voyages, brought back with him to Oahu two white men said to have been priests A-ua-ka-hinu and A-uaka-mea, afterwards named Kae-kae and Ma-liu, from whom several priestly families in after ages claimed descent and authority." These persons were described as:
"Ka haole nui maka alohilohi
(A large foreigner, bright sparkling eyes)
A aholehole maka as
(White cheeks, roguish staring eyes) Ka puaa keokeo nui maka ulaula!
(A great w*******g with reddish eyes)."
In the later years of Hawaiian history, tw
