Waihona Aina

.... North 82° 16´ East 2638.0 feet along same to + mark, under mound of stones at northeast angle of said Grant, the coordinates of said point being North 20.9 - East 4503.0 referred to the Puu Kehena Triangulation Station.
10. North 87° 49´ East 777.0 feet along Kiiokalani, Certificate #122 to + mark on stone at northeast angle of said land.
11. South 01° 22´ East 100.0 feet along mauka or east boundary of Kiiokalani to a + mark on stone under mound of stones at common angle Puanui, Kiiokalani and Kaihooa, the coordinates of said point being South 47.6 East 5279.0 feet referred to the Puu Kehena Triangulation Station.
12. North 77° 23´ East 3966.0 feet along Kaihooa to a + mark on stone at foot of ohia tree also marked with a [triangle], near the southwest slope of Puu Liolio hill, the coordinates of said point being South 297.6 West 678.8 feet referred to the Puu Liolio Reference Station, this being the southeast angle of Puanui.
13. North 06° 23´ West 460.8 feet along mauka or east boundary of this land adjoining Kehena, Certificate #17, to a [triangle with + in it] marked on a stone at foot of an ohia tree marked [triangle with + in it], this being the northeast boundary of Puanui, the PuuLiolio reference Station, bearing North 76° 16´ 45 East distant 751.5 feet.
(Note, actual relation in bearings and distance between the two points also identified as the Wiltse points in Survey of Certificate #17 by J.S. Emerson, Government Survey. A.B.L.)
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14. South 75° 18´ West 3072.0 feet along the south boundary of Kehena, Certificate #17 to a + mark on stone under mound of stones on low hill called Koehomama Ahua, the coordinates of the said point being North 478.9 East 6130.7 feet referred to the Puu Kehena Triangulation Reference Station. (Note: given as two courses and distances in Wiltse Survey of Certificate #17, Distance however to Kehomana Ahua as above, A.B.L.)
15. South 83° 01' 30" West 4867.0 feet along the south boundary of Kehena, Certificate #17 to a + mark on stone under mound of stones at west edge of old Kawaihae Uka and Mahukona road, and near foot of southeast slope of Puu Kehena, the coordinates of said point being South 103.1 East 1299.7 feet referred to the Puu Kehena Triangulation Reference Station (Note: actual relation of Keohomana Ahua to pile of stones at west edge old Kawaihae Uka road as per WiltseSurvey, A.B.L.)
16. South 75° 06 West 10285.0 feet along south boundary Kehena Certificate #17 to a [Triangle] mark on stone under mound of stones by large pile of rocks, the coordinates of said point being South 2747.5 West 8643.0 feet referred to the Puu Kehena Triangulation Reference Station.
17. South 45° 00´ 30" West 17289.0 feet along South boundary Kehena, Certificate #17, to a + cut in the naked rock by road at sea bluff known as Kahunalehu on south side of the cove known as Keawanui and from which point the Keawanui Triangulation Station bears south 21° 08´ East true distant 2165.8 feet; thence along and down the sea bluff to the extreme point of a spur or projecting cape called Kaunanahu, on which is cut a + just above high water mark bearing South 81° 45´ West distant 366.0 feet from the last station; thence following the windings of the seacoast at high water mark to a point opposite the initial point of this survey; thence up the sea bluff South 54° 48´ East 202.0 feet to said initial point, the direct bearing and distance from the Kahumalehu station being
18. South 09° 35´ East 898.3 feet to said initial point
Containing an area of 540.4 acres, more or less

So surveyed by A.B Loebenstein, October 1901

(13 folio, survey compared, o.k.)

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It is therefore adjudged, and I do hereby certify and decide that the boundaries of said land of Puanui, are, and hereafter shall be as hereinbefore set forth.
Given by my hand at Hilo, Island of Hawaii, the 26th day of December, A.D. 1903
Frederick S. Lyman, Commissioner of Boundaries, third and Fourth Judicial Circuits, Territory of Hawaii, U.S.A.

[No. 185, Puanui Ahupuaa, District of North Kohala, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, 540.4 acres, 1903]