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No. 10009, Tamara Lapuwale, Waimea, Kauai, January 22, 1848
N.R. 249-250v9
North is a taro lo`i is here.
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South is a taro lo`i is here.
To the Land Commissioners, greetings: I am a Hawaiian subject living in these islands. This is my taro lo`i in the `ili of Puulima, Ahupua`a of Makaweli, island of Kauai. It was from the time of Kaikioewa, and my makuas inherited it, and on the ....
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.... ry to take it (land) permanently without my approval.
Kiokio verifies I. Pehu's testimony and relates that Kaukaha has taken the land today for the following reasons:
1) The land has been overrun with weeds for a year.
2) There has been no one to do work during this one year, however, Lapuwale had never deserted the land to this time.
[Award 10009; Puulima Makaweli Kona; 1 ap.; 1 rood 15 rods]