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No. 10769, B. Pale, Kawailoa, Oahu, February 7, 1848
N.R. 587-587v4
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I, B. Pale, am a kama`aina /native-born resident/ of Kawailoa, Waialua. My right of occupancy on this land is from /the time of/ Kamehameha III.
Here is my land of Owanahulu luna, Waialua, four lo`i, bounded on the east by the land of Emesona /Emerson/, on the southeast by a house lot of Emesona, on the northwest by the land of Kuokoa and of Kamahalo, on the north by a muliwai. Furthermore, there are some lands within Owanahulu luna, two squid fisheries, Keawaiki and Paaeawea /sp?/, two `opelu /mackerel/ fishing groun ....
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.... nahululuna.
Mauka, Emerson's land
Waianae, Emerson's lot
Makai, Kamahalo's land
Koolaupoko, Muliwai of Anahulu.
Apana 2. Communal lot at Ukoa.
Apana 3. House lot.
Mauka, Ukoa pond
Waianae, adobe wall
Makai, the road
Koolaupoko, Kapihapihaulaula.
It was from Owana, the wife of Laanui, in the time of Kinau and is undisputed.
Witness 2, Kahakai, sworn, My knowledge of it is the same as Pueo's.
[Award 10769; R.P. 2891; Anahulu, Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; .32 Ac.; Lokoea Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; .25 Ac.; Ukoa Kawailoa Waialua; 2 ap.; 1.89 Acs]