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No. 10630, Pali, Lanai, February 5, 1848
N.R. 526v6
Greetings to you, Kaauwai and J. Ii and the /other/ Land Commissioners: Here is my message to you -- kindly consider my claim. Here are the lands of the Mo`i which I have on Lanai. They were given me by Auhea. I am the konohiki of the Mo`i or the lord of the land, so she said to me.
This is my claim. We spoke wilth Auhea concerning my being the Tax Collector -- when she and the Mo`i were through in the Government, then my occupation would end. That was what we spo ....
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.... ll the words above are true and my knowledge is the same.
Pali, sworn, the reason that I thought I would get them all together in one place was because I was cultivating some many areas all over and building houses, and I now leave the areas I cultivated in the various areas in accordance with the statement of the messenger and therefore my place is joined together in accordance with the testimony of the witnesses above and I am no longer laying claim in various areas.
[Award 10630; Kamoku; 1 ap.; 112 Acs 1 rood 23 rods]