Boundary Commission

1873 018 Jackson, Henry B.
Certification: 018
Ahupua`a Kaiholena 1 & 2
District: Kohala, North
Island Hawaii
Ownership: Jackson, Henry B.
Misc:
Year: 1873
Statistics: 15755 characters 2739 words
Kaiholena 1st and 2nd Ahupuaa, District of North Kohala, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, Hawaii, Volume A, No. 1, pps 79-84

No. 18.

The ahupuaa of Kaiholena 1st and 2nd, North Kohala, Island of Hawaii.

On this fourteenth day of April A.D. 1873, by adjournment from the eleventh instant (See Folio 66 No. 16) [Nunulu Nui ahupuaa], the application of Henry B. Jackson, by his attorney in fact, Theo. H. Davies, for the settlement of the boundaries of the lands Kaiholena 1st and Kaiholena 2nd came on to be heard at Puuhui. Present: James Woods for the applicant & G.C. Wiltse, for the Hawaiian Government, Kama for self. Royal Patents Nos 1972, 2725 and 781 and 2324, 2511 and 2509, filed for boundaries of said lands as established by said Royal Patents for a portion of boundaries of Kaiholena 1st adjoining a portion of Paoo 6, Lamaloloa and Halawa, also for a portion of the boundaries of Kaiholena 2nd, adjoining Halawa and a portion of Makeanehu.

James Woods read the petition of the applicant in the following words:

Copy
To the Honourable Rufus a. Lyman, Commissioner of boundaries for the Third Judicial Circuit, to wit, the Island of Hawaii. The petition of Theo. H. Davies, Attorney in fact for Henry B. Jackson of England, respectfully represents unto your Honour the Commissioner as follows: That the aforesaid, Henry B. Jackson, is possessed of a tract of land situated in Kohala, in the l
land of Hawaii, called the Ahupuaa of Kaiholena 1 & 2." That the aforesaid land or Ahupuaa of Kaiholena 1 & 2 was awarded by the Commissioners to Quiet Land Titles by name only, and not by survey, and that the boundaries of the same are as yet undefined.

That the following is the list of lands adjoining the said land of Kaiholena 1 & 2 and the owners of the same. as far as the same are known to your petitioner, to wit:
Name of Land, Owner
Makeaneho, Kama (lives in Kaohala)
Kaupalaoa, Government
Paoo 6, W. Beadle and Government
Halawa & Lamaloloa, J. Wight

That the boundaries of the said land of "Kaiholena 1 & 2" as claimed by your petitioner, are more fully set forth in the accompanying notes of survey, marked "Exhibit B."

That all and singular the premises are within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Commissioner of Boundaries:

Wherefore your petitioner respectfully prays that the boundaries of the said land of Kaiholena 1 & 2 may be decided and certified to by your Honour, the Commissioner, and that a certificate defining the said boundaries may be issued to your petitioner, and that to this end a day, hour and place may be appointed for the hearing of this petition and the proofs then and there to be adduced, and that the due notice according to law may be made to all persons [page 80] interested in the said matter to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said petition should not be granted.
And your petitioner will every pray &c
(Signed) Henry B. Jackson, by his attorney in fact, Theo H. Davies
Honolulu, November 11th 1872 ....

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North 70° East 95.00 chains to an ohia tree marked B. Thence east 11.50 chains to a small gulch;
South 82° East 55.00 chains to a pile of rocks on the west side of the Government road, the southeast corner of J. Wight's land; thence along the Government portion of Lamaloloa
South 80½° East 26.00 chains to the Kanawai Kahawai, at a point where an old trail crosses it, at a short distance above place called Ohialele. Thence mauka along center of Kanawai Kahawai along the boundary of the land of Halawa as established by Royal Patent No. 781.
South 8 3/4° East 5.20 chains;
South 1° East 4.35 chains;
South 20 3/4° East 1.62 chains;
South 32 1/4° East 2.55 chains to a rock in the bed of the stream marked X and also an ohia tree on west bank marked X; the corner to the lands Kaiholena 1st and Kaupalaoa on the boundary of Halawa;(the Kanawai kahawai has water in it); Thence makai along the land of Kaupalaoa;
North 73° West 4.00 chains to a pile of stones on top of Koheau hill; thence
South 77½° West 19.50 chains to place called Kuananui; Thence
South 75° West 5.50 chains to a pile of stones on the east side of the Government road; Thence
South 87° West 46.00 chains passing water hold called Waipahoehoe to a pile of stones at the mauka corner of Kaiholena 2d. Thence the boundary of Kaiholena 2d runs makai along Kaupalaoa
South 71° West (at 11.00 chains crossing old Government road) 36.00 chains to a pile of stones at a place called Kaiawa opposite the Puuhooohill, the mauka corner of the land Makeanehu. Thence along said land
South 81° 50' West 21.50 chains to the top of hill called Kupapanui; thence
South 60° West 7.00 chains to a rock marked X at the mauka corner of land in Makenehu patented to Kama; Thence along said land as described in Royal Patent No. 2511;
South 59½° West 20.00 chains; Thence
South 68 1/4° West 10.00 chains; Thence [page 84]
South 69° 40' West 34.78 chains; Thence
South 61° 05' West 20.00 chains; Thence
South 75 3/4° West 27.76 chains to a pile of stones at the northeast corner of land on Makeanehu owned by the Puuhui Grazing Co. thence makai along said land as given in Patent No. 2509 (to Kuaaina);
South 70° West 32.20 chains to a pile of stones; Thence
South 62° 50' West 25.00 chains to a pile of stones; Thence makai along the Government portion of Makeanehu 1st;
South 30° West 30.00 chains; Thence
South 50° West 130.00 chains; Thence
South 43° West 50.00 chains; thence
South 49° West 48.00 chains to a rock marked K at a point called Nohonoaumi at the sea shore; Thence along the sea shore to the place of commencement, and containing an area of 2070 acres.
R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of Boundaries, 3d Judicial Circuit

Note: Surveyed by G.C. Wiltse
Costs in full paid by applicant
Book of costs lost on wreck of Caroline Mills Honokaia, Hamakua, Hawaii, May 1878

[No. 18, Kaiholena 1st and 2nd Ahupuaa, District of North Kohala, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, 2070 acres, 1873]