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No. 8725, Kahu, January 17, 1848
N.R. 34v8
Kahei is the Ahupuaa, Kilohale and Kahualoa are the ilis. It was from Kamehameha to Kamauoha, from him to Kikoo, from him to Koeleele from him to Naluaai, and from him to me. I have been in these ilis for 13 years.
KAHU
F.T. 79v4
Cl. 8725, Kahu
Kapohaku (konohiki), sworn, testifies that claimant occupies three lots of land in Ili of Pilohale, Ahupuaa Kahei II which are thus severally bounded:
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.... lele, ili land
Kohalawaho by Hualua ahupuaa
Makai by idle land
Hamakua by Kahei 3, an ahupuaa.
It has been cultivated; there is no house.
4. Section IV - Waiakohea ili of Hualua ahupuaa:
Mauka, Kohalawaho, also Makai and Hamakua are idle lands with 1 house for him which has been enclosed.
Three sections were from me in 1828. The house-lot is vacant; no one has objected.
[Award 8725; R.P. 6334, Kahei N. Kohala; 1 ap.; 12.42 Acs; Hualua N. Kohala; 1 ap.; .25 Ac.]