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No. 10425, Nahuina, Heeia, Oahu, January 13, 1848
N.R. 549v4
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: Here is my claim in the 'lli of Kalimaloa. One lo'i was from Kanui and one lo'i was from Panaai, a total of two lo'i. I live under them. I got these in the year
1846.
NAHUINA
F.T. 302v14
Helu 10425, Nahuina, See 449 page
Kaiwewena, hoohikiia, Ua ike a ....
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.... s land from Pa in the year 1846 and had it in peace till June of the present year when it was taken from him by the Hakumooaina. Claimant has been to Honolulu the last six months and the landlord gives that as a reason for taking the loi. But there appears to be no good reason for taking it.
Poohina, sworn, says the above testimony is true.
[Award 10425; R.P. 1001; Kalimuloa Heeia Koolaupoko; 2 Ap.; .97 Ac.]