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No. 11155, Naleipulehu
F.T. 100v15
Z. Kaauwai, hoohikiia, Ua hookomoia keia kuleana mua, o na Luna Hoona i ka M.H. 1847.
A ua ike no au i kona aina ma Waihee - Hookahi apana, he aina kalo a me ka Pahale.
Penei na palena:
Mauka aina o konohiki
Kahakuloa Ili aina i Kapaia o "Kaimanu"
Makai Ili "Kuakahanahana"
Wailuku kula o konohiki.
Ua loaa ia ia keia apana aina no`u aku i ka M.H. 18 ....
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.... acting as/ school teacher was at Waiehu.
Napela, sworn, I know his land in Waihee. The time he returned to Wailuku to live was 1843, but he continued to cultivate it afterwards; I do not know when when the land was abandoned and not cultivated. This land is overgrown at present, and there is no house or fence.
There are many witnesses. the land began to be overgrown in 1848, but his people are still under this land.
[No. 11155 not awarded]