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No. 10151, Mahoe
N.R. 295-297v7
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I have a claim in the Ahupua`a of Kalaupapa, Island of Molokai; it is in the `ili of Ohia and the name of this mo`o is Iliilikaa. It is bounded on one side by Kaulu, on one side of Ohia, by Makanalua on another side, by Keolewa on one side, and by Paoole on another side. The length extends from the stream which borders Kaulu, as far as to the mountain. I received this mo`o when Kupu was the konohiki at Kalaupapa, and when he was dispossessed and Kanakaole became the konohiki, he also gave me ....
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.... bove
He pahale ma Kalaupapa.
Mauka, alanui
Manae, he konohiki
Makai, he konohiki
Malalo, he konohiki.
Mai na makua mai, ua noho i ka M.H.1826. He waihau kahiko nae mamua ua keakea ke konohiki.
N.T. 206v6
No. 10151, Mahoe, from above
House lot in Kalaupapa.
Mauka, road
Manae, Makai, Malalo, Konohiki
Land from parents, Mahoe lived there in 1826. An old heiau (Waihau) is on this land, the konohiki has opposed objections.
[No. 10151 not awarded; See Award 10850B]