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No. 710, Hoeheau, [wahine?], Honolulu, 24 September 1847
N.R. 371-372v2
William Lee, J.H. Smith, Z. Kaauwai, John Ii, and N. Namauu Greetings to all the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you that I have a claim for a house lot here in Honolulu. It is mauka of the fence which adjoins the house of that place, mauka of Pelekane at the lot of Kahiihi. My interest, for which I petition you, is in ....
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.... ia), toward the mountain
Kamakee's lot, Ewa and
Mauka street is toward the sea.
Some parts of this property are fenced with one house within it. Kapihi had given this interest to Hoehau. He had received it from the chief. He is the brother of Kamakee."
Hoehau has lived on this place peacefully since the year 1837 and no one has ever objected.
[No. 710 not awarded]