Waihona Aina

.... dary Commission, Hawaii, 3rd Judicial Circuit

Certificate of the Boundaries of Keauhou, District of Kau, island of Hawaii, 3rd Judicial Circuit

Upon the application of F.H. Harris, attorney at law for J.O. Dominis, Administrator of the estate of M. Kekuanaoa, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by law, as sole Commissioner of land Boundaries for the island of Hawaii, 3rd Judicial Circuit, I hereby decide and certify the boundaries of the Ahupuaa of Keauhou, situated in the District of Kau, Island of Hawaii, to be as hereinafter set forth.
Given under my hand at Hilo, Hawaii, This Twenty-first day of January, A.D. 1875
R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of boundaries 3rd Judicial Circuit

Boundaries of Keauhou
Commencing at a pile of stones on the sea shore at place called [page 117] Oki-oki-ahu, at the East corner of this land, and running thence along the land of Apua, Magnetic bearings;
North 11° 15' West 19392 feet; to an ohia tree marked by two notches and standing on the brow of the Poliokeawe pali, at the lower end of a point of ohia just East of the Keauhou road;
North 20° 40' West 13250 feet to an ohia marked + at Ohiakuapuu, a large water cave;
North 11° 03' East 8200 feet; to ohia tree marked ++ at Kaloi, the junction of the Puna and Keauhou roads; Thence along the land of Kahaualea;
North 35° 15' West 16100 feet to Kaluaike crater on the volcano and Puna road;
North 6° 40' West 3600 feet to Pohakuloa Koa grove on the Hilo and Volcano road; thence along Olaa;
North 38° 20' West 37400 feet; to top of large hill known as Kulanip thence along land of Waiakea;
North 59° 45' west 17400 feet; to above and opposite a small hill in the edge of the woods called Kipuu;
North 33° 00' West 17800 feet; Along Waiakea in accordance with Webster's survey;
South 45° 00' West 31100 feet; [page 118] along Humuula to a double hill on the mountain called Puuulaula, which presents somewhat this appearance from the volcano



Thence down along the land of Kapapala;
South 57° 00' East 17200 feet to an island in the Aa flow; thence down this lava flow, which is the well defined boundary between this land and Kapapala;
South 53° 35' East 46000 feet to a pile of stones by the side of the Volcano and kau road 1556 feet South West of a pile of stones on the top of the Wekahuna bluff;
South 55° 00' East 5140 feet; to Helemanumau lake in the crater, This is the old South Lake
South 75° 30' East 6670 feet; to a pile of stones a little South of Keanakaakoi crater;
South 8° 50' East 7300 feet to pile of stones on ahua at Kamokukolau;
South 24° 30' East 11150 feet; to a pile of stones on Kulanaokuaike pali and on the edge of the Puna [page 119] and Kau road;
South 16° 40' East 30220 feet to pile of stones on the sea shore at place called Makoloa, and old Heiau. This place is 6111 feet East of the top of Kapukapu hill. Thence along the sea shore to point of commencement.
Containing an Area of 50740 Acres
R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of Boundaries 3d, Judicial Circuit

Surveyed by J.M. Lydgate

Costs of 50.25 paid in full
2 days hearing 20.-; 38[?] folio testimony 27.50[?], Certificate 2.-; Stamp 1.-; description Certificate 7 folio 3.50.

[No. 62, Keauhou Ili, Kapapala Ahupuaa, District of Kau, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, 50740 Acres, 1875]