| Comments: | Underground stream mentioned by historian Moses Manu in a portion of the legend of Laukaieie published Nov. 16, 1894 in Nupepa Ka Oiaio: "A mawaena o Nuu a me Waiu, he wahi a a keia a ka Pele e waiho la, ua komo aku oia ma kekahi lua a hoea mauka o na kula ma Kuaihulumoa, he lua wai keia e kahe ana a hoea ikai o Waiu, i ka po a me ke ao a hiki i keia wa." (Between Nuu and Waiu is a place where Pele had left rough lava. He [Makanikeoe] went into a cave and arrived above the plains at Kuaihulumoa, an underground stream that flows to the sea at Waiu day and night until the present time.) |