Hui Hololio/Kalaniana`ole - Chant Kuo
He inoa nou e Kalaniana`ole O ka hui hololio o ka `ehu kai     `Akahi o ka nani ua `ike `ia I ka holo kainapu a na lio     Ua like ma ka wai anuenue Ka pipi`o i ke alo a`o Ka`ala     Ke ala o ke koa lau li`ili`i Kauluwela i ke kula o Leilehua     O ka lihilihi `ula o ka pa`u E pulelo ha`aheo i ka makani     Ka makani onaona o ka `aina O ka hanu kehau o ke kaona     Hea aku makou o mai `oe `O Kalaniana`ole kou inoa	This is the name song for Kalaniana`ole Leader of the riders like the sea spray     It was a glorious sight To see the prancing horses     Like the colors of the rainbow That arches over the face of Ka`ala     The fragrance of the tiny leafed koa On the sunny plains of Leilehua     The border of the red pa-u Fluttering proudly in the breeze     The fragrant breezes of the land And the dew laden zephyrs of the town     We call to thee, o answer To your name song o Kalaniana`ole
Source: This chant is in honor of Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana'ole (1871-1922), the son of High Chief David Kahalepouli Pi'ikoi and Princess Kino'iki Kekaulike. Affectionately called Prince Cupid, he was adopted with his two brothers, Prince Albert and Prince Edward by their aunt, Queen Kapi`olani and her husband, King Kalâkaua, when their parents died. The three brothers eventually dropped the Pi'ikoi name, using their middle names as their surnames. Prince Kuhio, a great athlete, excelled in all sports, especially loved the water, was an excellant horseman and skilled in Lua, the ancient Hawaiian art of self defense. He was called Ke Ali'i Maka'ainana (the prince of the people) and devoted his life to protecting the interests and welfare of his people. Ka'ala is the highest peak on Oahu in the Wai'anae range.		Prince Jonah, Prince David, Prince Edward