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No. 8900, Kamuku
N.R. 240v7
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I have a claim in the Ahupua`a of Halawa, Island of Molokai. The name of this `ili is Kaakaualani. The name of the mauka `ili is Kunapa, for Kulou, and the name of the makai `ili is Manua, for Kamuku I, and a stream is on one side, being the north, and a pali is above. Paia, a long ago konohiki, gave this land to my kupunas, and it has been held until the present when I have it. I have occupied and cultivated this land until now. It is 143 fathoms long by 47 fathoms wide. I request you, the Commissioners to Quiet Land Titles, that if my claim is found valid it be awarded to me. It is finished. The witness is Kualawa.
KAMUKU
Halawa, Molokai, January 17, 1848
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.... 8938, Kamuku
He ano konohiki kona maluna o na ili aina o Kaakaualani a me Manua ma ka Hulu, 10106 me 5182.
Ili o Kiokio 2 ma Halawa.
Apana 1.
Mauka, he pali
Moakea, he pali
Makai, Kaiwipalaoa
malalo o Koolau, he pali.
He aina kahiko loa.
N.T. 179v6 [also page 100]
No. 8900, Kamuku
No. 8938
Kamuku's interest is like a konohiki in the ili lands of Kaakanalani and Manua.
No. 10106 and 5182
Kiokio 2 ili in Halawa.
Mauka, Moakea by pali
Makai by Kaiuipalaoa
Malalo of Koolau by pali.
This is very old land.
[Award 8900; no R.P.; Kiokio 2 Halawa; 1 ap.; 2 Acs; no R.P. Manuwa Halawa; 1 ap.; .193 Ac.; See also claim 5200 not awarded]