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No. 569, Buniwai /Puniwai/
N.R. 262-263v2
Greetings to the land Commissioners, Richards, Kaauwai, J. Ii, and Kanehoa. Here is my letter to you, telling you of my interest in the lot at Honolulu. This lot is on the southeast side of the city of Honolulu. It is situated makai of the road going to Waikiki, just makai of Mikaioane /Mr. John/, first English language teacher, living on the west edge of the kula of Kahua. I testify truthfully to you that my interest there is from the foundation of occupying it when it was ....
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.... br>Hoonaulu's lot is on the Ewa side
Some salt beds makai and Hana Haalilio's lot is on the Waikiki side"
Namauu, sworn by the word of God and stated, "I have seen this place just as Kekuhiwa has stated concerning all things of Puniwai's lot. He has lived there since 1834 to the present time. I have not seen anyone else living there, nor has anyone ever objected to him. The boundaries are the same as Kekuhiwa has stated here.
[Award 569, R.P. 4465; King St. Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; 3.08 Acs]