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No. 7971, Kahulukaeimakua, Kalepolepo, Jan. 27, 1848
N.R. 448-449v6
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby state my claim for five moku mau`u* in Waiohuli. The witnesses are Poohina, Kaikaina and Kaiikau.
Also, at Keokea is one moku mau`u, in the `ili at Maunakilowaa. The witness is Kapohaku.
Also, there are five mala of Irish potatoes at Waiohuli, and two at Kamaole. The witnesses are Kalauao and Kamaukahi.
Also there is a house lot makai. On the north is the pond, on the east is the kula, on the south is the trail, on the west is the lot of Mahiai. The witness[es are] is Kauhiahiwa and Mahiai. That is my claim.
KAHULUKAIMAKUA
/*No data, but believed to be arable pockets of soil in rocky t ....
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Mauka by Kuekaa
Makawao by Ohule
Makai by Alaloa
Honuaula by Puana.
Section 2:
Mauka, Makawao by Konohiki
Makai, Honuaula by Pae.
Section 3:
Makai, Makawao, Mauka by Konohiki
Honuaula by Keliiaukai.
Section 4:
Mauka by Puupahoehoe
Makawao, makai by Konohiki
Honuaula by Konohiki.
Section 5:
Mauka, Makawao by Konohiki
Makai by Government land
Honuaula by Nakai/Kamai/Kuakahela.
Section 6:
Mauka, Makawao by Konohiki
Makai by Mahiai
Honuaula by Konohiki.
Section 7:
Mauka, Makawao by Kapohaku
Makai by Kekua
Honuaula by Kapohaku.
[Award 7971; R.P. 6421; Ohia Waiohuli Kula; 2 ap.; 15.2 Acs]