Keālia: The-salt-encrustation;

Lit: Salt-land;  Salt-pan

Hele ka ho`i a hiki i Ke-ālia, ua napo`o ka lā.  

When one reaches Ke-ālia at last, the sun is set. 

Said of one who procrastinates.  A play on alia (to wait).  [Pukui 744]

*When Hi`iaka and Wahineomao were on their way to Hā`ena to fetch Lohi‘au for Pele, near Ke-ālia they came upon a man cooking his luau (young taro leaves) to eat with his poi.  Hi`iaka by her magic power cooked the luau in a few minutes. Looking into the man’s house, Hi`iaka saw a very sick woman whom all the kahuna had been unable to help.  Hi`iaka uttered a prayer and at once health was given back to the woman.  [Rice]