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No. 8625, Kalama, Ukumehame, February 8, 1848
N.R. 472v6
Greetings to you Honor: I, Kalama, am a claimant, as follows: /at/ Kahananui, Kauluiki, three lo`i, /at/ Uai, three lo`i, /at/ Puaaloa, thirty lo`i, /at/ Punahoa, a kula for cultivating potatoes.
That is my claim which is respectfully stated to you.
KALAMA
F.T. 207v7
Cl. 8625, Kalama
Nakakai, the claimant's lands so far as I know it is in the ili of "Kaulu," Ukumehame. It is one piece of kalo of 9 lois. The claimant received it from Wiwi in 1837 and his title has never been disputed.
It is bounded:
Mauka by "Pualoa"
Hana by the same
Makai by "Uai"
Kaanapali by "Mau."
The claimant said he had other lands, [there] are more witnesses, but they were not present. Postponed hear ....
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.... sections are at Ukumehame, the first section is on page 87 on this number. Interest from Kalama's parents at the time of Kamehameha I. No objections.
Section 2 - 3 patches at Uwai/
Mauka by J. Kapena's lot
Hana by Uwai's ditch
Makai and Kaanapali by J. Kapena's lot.
Section 3 - Pasture at Punahoa.
Mauka by Pimaiwaa
Hana and Makai byKalua
Kaanapali by stream.
Section 4 - Taro and pasture.
Mauka by Puaaloa's pasture
Hana by Ukumehame's stream
Makai by C. Kanaina's poalima
Kaanapali by Kaimihau.
Section 5 - Taro at Pinana.
Mauka by Kaahui
Hana by pali
Makai by Kaahui
Kaanapali by pali.
Section 6 - Taro at Kahananui.
Mauka and Hana by pali
Makai by Lapuwale
Kaanapali by pali.
[No. 8625 not awarded]