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No. 732, Kuinui, Honolulu, Oahu, September 27, 1847
N.R. 393-394v2
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell of my claim for my house lot at Leleo in Honolulu. The boundaries are: north, a hog enclosure; east, an irrigation channel; south, the irrigation channel; west, the house lot of Kuluahi.
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The interest in this place was from Kamehameha I. My interest is from my wahine, whose own kupunas and makuas lived here and are buried here. It was I who made the fence; one house stands here, which is mine.
No one has objected until this time.
I also have four taro patches which are adjacent to the po'alima patches and the stream. They were planted so the stream could irrigate the taro, from the side which adjoins my ....
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.... the Ewa side and
Paoaaloa, toward the sea.
Kuinui's interest is from Keaniani and he had this land in the year 1834. Kanoa is the konohiki at this time and has four patches. I have not known that anyone has objected to Kuinui, altho' he is working for the konohikis at this time.
See page 536
N.T. 536v2
No. 732, Kuinui, From page 527, February 23 [1848]
Haikauai, sworn by the Bible and stated, "My testimony of the house lot and the taro land of Kuinui is the same as the statements of Umi which have been read here, and I believe they are very authentic.
Page 527
[Award 732; R.P. 2465; Leleo Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .56 Ac.; R.P. 2465 & 6726; Kapalama Kona; 2 ap.; 1.55 Acs]