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No. 721, Mahuka, Honolulu, Oahu, September 24, 1847
N.R. 381v2
Greetings, O Land Commissioners: I hereby testify to you as to my claim for my lot. My makuas sought and got this place, there was no claim to it, nor any other person, it was their own, from the battle of Nuuanu, until now, and I am their keiki.
MAHUKA
F.T. 194-195v2
Claim 721, Mahuka, February 14 [1848]
Hoomoeapule, sworn, Th ....
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.... there under Mahuka."
John Hall, sworn by the Bible and stated, "My knowledge for this place is the same as everything that has been related here by Hoomoeapule; however, there are two of them. No one has ever objected to Mahuka to this day." (I believe this house lot interest is for the both of us) (Mahuka and his brother).
[Award 721; R.P. 38; King St. Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .48 Ac.; index lists claimants as Mahuka & Kaai]