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No. 11059, Timoteo
N.R. 341v9
To the Commission to Quiet Land Titles at Hale Kauwila, greetings: I, a subject of Hawaii living on the island of Kauai at Hanalei hereby state my claim which I occupy as a native-born resident, and my house /claim/. my makuas had this place in the time when Kaumualii was on Kauai, and it has been possessed all that time until myself at this time. Its size is as follows:
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That is the measurement of my house claim.
The lo`is are as follows: [see above]
These are the taro lo`is ....
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.... - Four lois.
Mauka by Ulaa's land
Napali by Pipiwai's land
Makai by Mareko's land
Koolau of Hanalei is Konohiki pasture.
These sections received during Kaumualii's time, but in 1849, the Konohiki objected to the work of the lois.
Pepee, sworn, he has seen Timoteo's patches (4) and the house lot and he has known there has been a dispute over the work of the lois, just as Papa has related here.
[Award 11059; R.P. 7009; Hanalei Halelea; 1 ap.; 2 roods 26 rods; Waioli Halelea; 1 ap.; 3 roods 27 rods]