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No. 10772, Pelapela, Waialua, January 28, 1848
N.R. 587-588v4
To the Land Commissioners: Respectful Greetings to you: I, Pelapela, hereby state my claim for land at Kapaeloa. The first is Kaholi, bounded on the north by a road, on the east also by a road, on the south by a pali, on the west by the road. Another claim is Ulumalu, bounded on the north and east by a road, on the south by a pali, on the west by Pelapela's /land/ also. Another claim is Hau, bounded on the north by a road, on the east by Nahele's /land/, on the south ....
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.... a 2: Ulumalu
Mauka, pali
Waianae, it lies along the /apana?/ number one of his land
Makai, land boundary wall
Koolaupoko, land of Kaopulupulu.
Apana 3: Kau.
Mauka, pali
Waianae, land of Kealanui
Makai, land boundary wall
Koolaupoko, land of Nahele.
He received these lands from Naukana in the time of Auhea, and they are undisputed.
Makalii, sworn, my knowledge of it is the same as Wahinehune's;
[Award 10772; R.P. 7538; Kapaeloa Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; 6.52 Acs]