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- "E wehe ʻoe i ka puka."
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"ʻOe" is not necessary, and is usually used to emphasize who is receiving the command by the speaker.
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi is a very contextual language, and many words that can be implied are omitted in normal conversation while still being grammatically correct. Think about it like this: if the person you're addressing knows what you're talking about, you probably don't have to mention it again.