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No. 711, Kaeliwai, Honolulu, September 23, 1847
N.R. 372v2
Greetings to you, William L. Lee, the President of the Land Commissioners whom the Mo`i has appointed: In accordance with the law of the Government I hereby petition you for my claim to my house lot, being the lot on the mauka side of the lot of William Hooper, Esq. And on the Waikiki side of the lot of D.P. Penhowell, Esq. /Penhallow/, along the road which goes to the place of Gen. ....
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.... his day. Maoheau had given this interest to Kai-liwai. Maoheau had lived there during Kaahumanu I's lifetime and I believe Maoheau had this interest from the chief. I believe it is possessed by Kailiwai (now). I have not known anyone has objected to him. King Kamehameha III has given to the president a document certifying that this property has been acquired by Kailiwai."
[Award 711; R.P. 48 & 4461; Beretania St. Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .43 Ac.]