Waihona Aina

.... lawful and equitable boundaries are as follows, viz.;

Commence at Waioala spring at the sea shore, which is the boundary of Hionamoa and [page 269] Palima, and run along land of Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Royal Patent, No. 2727;

North 25½° West 20.75 chains;
North 36° 00´ West 58.00 chains;
North 42½° West 95.24 chains to pile of stones near upper edge of the pahoehoe;
North 43½° West 54.00 chains to a pile of stones about 15.00 chains above a volcanic chasm called "Mawae,"
North 44 1/4° West 32.88 chains to a pile of stones;
North 50½° West 27.88 chains to rock marked T at south corner of the Kamalo land;
North 4½°[?] West 43.92 chains along the Kamalo land, Royal Patent, No. 2446;
North 51 3/4° West 13.00 chains along the Kamalo land, Royal Patent No. 2446;
North 58½° West 12.35 chains along M. Keawe, Royal Patent No. 1374;
North 19 1/4° West 20.00 chains along M. Keawe, Royal Patent No. 1374 to the mauka side of Aupuni road, the south corner of Nahala;
North 75° 00´ West 11.00 chains along land of Nahala Royal Patent No. 1370;
North 46° 20´ West 56.95 chains along land of Nahala, Royal Patent No. 1370;
North 60° 00´ West 15.60 chains along land of Nahala, royal Patent No. 2655;
North 70° 00´ West 47.30 chains along land of Nahala, Royal Patent No. 2655 into scattering woods;
North 33° 00´ West 34.50 chains along Aupuni land to the ravine; thence following down the ravine, which is the boundary of Hionamoa and Makaka 25.00 chains, to the land of Hionamoa iki; thence down the ravine, which is the boundary of Hionamoa iki and Makaka in bent lines about 176 chains, to the angle of the ravine, at the East corner of the J. Palau land Royal Patent No. 2371, thence the boundary leaves the ravine, and runs along Makaka Aupuni land as follows;

South 29 1/4 East 8.00 chains to a rock marked X, thence
South 23½° East 10.63 chains to a pile of stones at place called "Lonowahine," thence
South 32 3/4° East 79.20 chains to X cut in bedrock, northeast side of ravine, about 3 chains above the pali near the pahoehoe, thence down the pali
South 40 1/4° East 46.00 chains to a puu pahoehoe marked X, thence
South 37° 00´ East 54.50 chains to a puu pahoehoe marked A, thence
South 37 1/4° East 43.00 chains to a puu pahoehoe marked X, thence
South 38½° East 48.27 chains to a pile of stones on the top west end of a sand hill, thence;
South 45° 00´ East 10.00 chains to the sea shore; thence along the sea shore above
North 44° 00´ East 45.20 chains to the place of commencement, containing an area of 1950 acres, more or less.
(Signed) F.S. Lyman
December 1876

Commissioner of Land boundaries, Third Judicial Circuit, Hilo, Hawaii

It is therefore adjudged, and I do hereby decide and certify that the boundaries of the said land are and hereafter shall be as hereinbefore set forth.
Given this 9th day of October, A.D. 1877 at Hilo, Hawaii
R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of Land boundaries, Third Judicial Circuit

In this case the expenses are costs of Hionomoa Nui and Hionamoa iki, $38.50, Witnesses paid by applicant at hearings.
Which are awarded as follows, R. Keelikolani $38.50
R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of Land boundaries, Third Judicial Circuit

[No. 114, Hionamoa nui and Hionamoa iki Ahupuaa, District of Kau, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, 1950 acres, 1877]