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No. 10850, Puailelewale
N.R. 311v7
For your information, O Land Commissioners: I have a claim for land in the Ahupua'a of Kalaupapa, Island of Molokai. It is a mo'o, named Kahuku, and it is in the 'ili of Kiokio. It lies from the sea to the pali bordering Kalae, and it is 33 fathoms wide. It is bounded on the west by Alahaka, and on the east by Inoaole. I received this mo'o when Kaneikapuahakea was the konohiki, and have held it through the successive konohiki tenures of Kaneikapuahakea, Kanaina, Heeia, Puaaloa, Kekua, Kupu, and Kanakaole.
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.... and of Konohiki.
He received this land in the time of Kamehameha I and has had quiet and undisputed possession of it until his death in 1851. His son Kamahiai inherited it and is undisputed.
Kamaipelekane (Deputy Konohiki), sworn, His claim is good.
N.T. 206v6 [also page 127]
No. 10850, Puailelewale
Moo in Kiokio.
[It is bounded]:
Mauka by pali
Manae by Ohule
Makai by sea
Malalo by Keawe.
Year 1819, retained.
[Award 10850; no R.P.; Kiokio Kalaupapa Koolau; 2 ap.; 4 Acs 490 fathoms]