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No. 8344, Kamaikahulipu
N.R. 540v5
To the Land Commissioners of the Hawaiian Islands, Greetings: I, the one whose name ls below, hereby state my claim in the `Ili at Aala in Honolulu. There are seven lo`i together, on the north is Pakamia, on the east ls the watercourse of Koluiu, on the south is the lo`i po`alima, on the west is Nahuina's land. There ls also a kula, and a watercourse. In a separate place are four lo`i and one lo`i in another place, however they are in the one `Ili. Four lo`i are in the `Ili at Kawaiki, and one hala tree is in another place .
KAMAIKAHULIPU
Honolulu, February 12,1848
N.T. 87-89v10
No. 8344, Kamaikahulipu, 19 December 1851
Batamia, sworn, I have seen his land at Aala, Honolulu - 2 land sections.
Section 1 - 2 patches and ditch.
Mauka and Waikiki by Nahuina's land, Nuuanu's land, Kamaliiwahine's land
Makai by Kaapuiki's la ....
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.... und and a hearing was held on 10 December 1851 as follows:
Opelu, sworn, I have seen his land in Kawaiki 3, Honolulu in 3 pieces of land.
Section 1 - 2 taro patches.
Mauka, Kanehaka's land
Waikiki, Eleele's land
Makai, Keawe's land
Ewa, M. Kekuanaoa's land
Section 2 - 2 patches.
Mauka, and Waikiki, Paele's land
Makai, Friday, patch
Ewa, G. Holmes' land.
Section 3 - 1 patch.
Mauka, Eleele's land
Waikiki, Eleele's land
Makai, Paele's land
Ewa, Keawe's land.
Land from Kaluahine at the time of Kinau's death in 1839, and Kekuanaoa has
lived without disputes to the present time.
Keawe, sworn, I had given him his land in Kawaiki just as it has been related
above and the same applies to his clear title for the land, No objections for
these places.
[Award 8344; R.P. 7696; Aala Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .24 Ac.]