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[No. 611], claims No. 611 to 613, Inclusive
F.R. 83v2
Native register
N.R. 298v2
No. 611, Leoiki, Honolulu, Oahu, June 26, 1847
Greetings to you, the Land Commissioners: I, Leoiki, hereby petition you for the right to my house lot in Honolulu in order to regularize it under the law.
This lot is between the lot of Wiliama Peki /William Peck/ and Kauka Poalomaka
Farewell and thanks,
LEOIKI (female)
/See Note on page 330 no. 658 ....
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Mauka, Kanikela's place
Waikiki is the winding street and
Makai is kauka Luka's (Dr. Rooke) lot.
I have not known anyone to have opposed her."
Kiniakua, sworn by the Word of God and stated, "I have known this place just as Kanekapolei has related about this lot. That was how it had been obtained; those are the boundaries and the houses and that was the time. No one has opposed Leoiki."
[Award 611; R.P. 87; Fort St. Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .24 Ac.]