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No. 10619, Poouahi, Laie, February 4, 1848
N.R. 571-572v4
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I, Poouahi, am a claimant at Laie in the 'ili of the Ahupua'a Naueloli is the name of the 'ili. There are six lo`i, 2/3 of the stream, lying from the sea to the mountain. There is one fish pond, two kula, three mountain areas, nine koa hanai /koa trees being raised for canoe-making?/. The boundaries are: on the north, the sea, ....
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.... one patch, is bounded: on all sides by the konohiki.
Claimant has also a piece of kula land planted. It adjoins the first piece of 9 kalo patches. Claimant's House Site is Makai of the land - not enclosed. He has held the land from the time of Kamehameha I.
The Konohiki's Agent had no other objection to this claim than to No. 3696, page 281.
[Award 10619; R.P. 3097; Laie Koolauloa; 1 ap.; 1.8 Acs.]