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No. 11225, Kekualoa, 3d April 1854
F.T. 540v3
This is a claim for the ili of Kalui in Honolulu.
J. Kapena, sworn says, he was born on the adjoining land to Kalui & has a kuleana on that land now.
Knows the boundaries of the makai portion of this ili to be as follows: viz.
Mauka by the land called Kalawahine
Waikiki side by the bank of Eawoa Stream & kuaanu
On the Kaumakapili side down to the sea & then following high water mark to the bounda ....
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.... another half of Dudoit Buildings in the uplands.
A. PAKI
Sworn in my presence on this 29th of March 1854
W.L. Lee, President of the Land Commissioners
N.T. 340v10
No. 11225, Kekualoa, 30 March 1854
COPY
Kekualoa's land distribution.
Kaliu ili of Honolulu, Kona, Oahu.
TRUE COPY
Interior Department, 27 March 1854
A.G. Thruston, Clerk
[Award 11225; R.P. 1879 1/2; Kaliu Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; 15.82 Acs; Paki to William L. Lee]