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Auhaukeae Ahupuaa, District of North Kona, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, Hawaii, Volume B, pps. 449-451
Stamp $1.00, Stamp $1.-
Honorable F.S. Lyman, Commissioner of Boundaries for the Island of Hawaii
Will you please appoint some day for the hearing of the Matter concerning the boundaries of the lands of Auhaukeae 1st and Honokahau 1st, both in the District of North Kona, Hawaii. I herewith file with you the Maps and Surveys of said lands.
The lands on both sides of Auhaukeae 1st are almost all Royal Patents.
On the South side of Honokahau 1st is Honokahau 2d, a land not patented, but whose boundaries have, I believe, already been certified to. On the North side lies Kaloko belonging the Crown. I believe, and on the mountain is Keauhou belonging to Her Highness, Luka Keliikolani. A publication of the time set for this hearing would probably be best.
I remain, Yours, Humble Servant, H.N. Greenwell per D.H. Hitchcock, his attorney.
Hilo, August 10th 1881
Filed August 16, 1881
[page 450]
Land Boundary Commission, third Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands, island of Hawaii
Land of Auhaukeae 1st, North Kona, Hawaii
Met in the Governor's Office at Hilo, October 14th 1881 according to Notice in the Hawaiian Gazette, September 7, 14, 21, and 28, for a hearing this day.
Present: D.H. Hitchcock, for the Petitioner, H.N. Greenwell; J.F. Brown for the Hawaiian Government; F.S. Lyman, jr., and Kekoanui.
The Petition of H.N. Greenwell, the present owner of the land for settlement of the boundaries, read in Court, also Notice in the Hawaiian Gazette.
Evidence
Kekoanui, sworn, I know the land of Auhaukeae first and second. I went with Mr. Hitchcock to survey the land of Auhaukeae 1st.Kailianu wahine was the kamaaina at the shore; she lived near the land; she pointed out the boundaries on both sides of the land at the shore; I marked the corner of the land on the South side, cut into a lar ....
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.... />North 70° East 7.65 chains;
North 76° 15' East 7.80 chains;
North 54° 45' East 3.50 chains to line of Kaaea's grant No. 985, as follows;
North 64° 45' East 10.10 chains
North 76° East 5.50 chains;
North 64° East 13.50 chains to line of Julia Kamahiai's grant No. 1732 as follows:
No. 72° East 11.00 chains
North 70° 1`5' East 53.00 chains to pile of stones and land of Puaa 1st; thence along line of Puaa;
North 17° East 18.00 chains; thence
South 70° West 25.00 chains to line of Kapalahua's grant No. 1572 as follows:
South 54° 30' West 4.37 chains;
South 66° 30' West 41.65 chains;
South 65° 30' West 19.57 chains;
South 75° 45' West 4.54 chains;
South 71° 30' West 11.00 chains;
South 59° 10' West 12.24 chains;
South 74° West 8.77 chains to line of Kawelo; land grant No. 1752 as follows:
The Royal Patent says then along the ancient boundary of Auhaukeae 1st to point of beginning at stone wall. This line according to Fuller's map [page 347] is substantially as follows:
South 73° 15' west 40.00 chains;
South 62° West 12.50 chains;
South 72° West 13.00 chains;
South 66° 30' West 30.00 chains;
South 72° 30' West 15.00 chains;
South 70° West 30.00 chains;
South 63° West 35.00 chains to stone wall; thence in a straight line to point of commencement, and containing an area of 334 acres more or less.
Much of the way below the road the line runs along stone walls (Surveyed by D.H. Hitchcock)
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 under my hand at Hilo, Island of Hawaii, the eighth day of November A.D. One thousand eight hundred and eighty one.
F.S. Lyman, Commissioner of Boundaries
[No. 137, Auhaukeae Ahupuaa, District of North Kona, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, 334 acres, 1881]