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No. 10485, Napukapa, Kohala, Hawaii, January 12, 1848
N.R. 17v8
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby write my claim for land. Kaiholena is the name of the `ili; there are two sections of land. It is known that one section is 420 long, 120 wide, which are the old boundaries of the land which was measured. My claim is an old one, from Jakopa /Jacob/ Malo. I also claim 2 houses, one is at Kaiholena and the other is in another `ili. There are 3 in another `ili. Also there is a sweet potato planting in another `ili.
NAPUKAPA
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.... aa two sections /of land/.
Some patches:
Mauka by Kahakumoi's land
Kohalawaho by a precipice
Makai by Paaluhi's land
Hamakua by a pali.
Makai, potato patch:
Mauka by Kumuleiwi, an ili land of Kukeanue
Kohalawaho by an idle land
Makai by Aheia's lands
Hamakua by Kamookila, an ili land.
Napuukapa's husband, Na-(?)haka [Aukanaka] had given her this interest at the time Kalaimoku was yet alive. No one has objected."
[Award 10485; Niulii N. Kohala; 1 ap.; 10 Acs]