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No. 8314, Kekipi, Wailuku, February 10, 1848
N.R. 460v6
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby state to you my /claim for/ my `ili in Wailuku, Maui, named Waiaka. it was from Kailihiwa,, who was dispossessed, and the land transferred to Mahune, and I am here at this time /as the actual occupant/.
I have a total of 50 lo`i and I acquired that `ili on the 23rd of February 1840. That is my explanation to you, the Land Commissioners.
KEKIPI
F.T. 401-402v7
Cl. Kekipi
Keahi, sworn, the claimant's lands are as follows:
No. 1 is a kalo land in the ili of Waiaka, Wailuku.
No. 2 is a kalo land in the ili of Pauniu.
No. 3 is a house lot in the Ahupuaa of Kalaia [Hulaia], Hamakuapoko.
No. 4 is a kula land in the Ahupuaa of Kalaia, Hamakuapoko.
No. 5 is a kula land in th ....
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.... Ahupuaa
Makai by the seashore
H.* by Naleipuleho. [Hamakualoa]
[No.] 4. is bounded:
Mauka by the `Ili of Mahana
Waihee by Ahupuaa Paia
Makai by Ili Kuakii
Hamakualoa by Pano `Ili.
[No.] 5. is bounded:
Mauka by `Ili of Palanahiki
Waihee by `Ili of Paliuli
Makai by Waaluawai
Hamakualoa by `Ili of Hakaka.
[No.] 6. is bounded:
Mauka by tho `Ili of Kaliukoa
Waihee by the `Ili of Kanehiwa
Makai by the `Ili of Pohale
Hamakualoa by `Ili of Nao.
[No.] 7 is like Parcel 6, they are combined.
*H.: no data [See foreign testimony]
[Award 8314; R.P. 5524; Hulaia Hamakuapoko; 1 ap.; .78 Acs; Kuaiki Hulaia Hamakuapoko; 1 ap.; 11.94 Acs; Makoloko Hulaia Hamakuapoko; 1 ap.; 14.02 Acs; & R.P. 6269 Pauniu Wailuku; 1 ap.; 7.92 Acs]