Waihona Aina

Kealakekua & Kaawaloa (outer) Ahupuaa, District of South Kona, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, Volume A, No. 1, p. 216

Kaawaloa, Kealakekua, District of South Kona

To the Honorable R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of boundaries for the Island of Hawaii.

The undersigned respectfully represent that he us possessed of the Ahupuaas of Kaawaloa, and Kealakekua, situated in South Kona, Hawaii, according to their ancient boundaries, granted by Royal Patents to the Honorable C. Kapakea and Kaohokalole [Keohokalole].

The adjoining lands are as follows so far as ascertained, viz.
Keopuka, Onouli ike, Onoulinui, Hokukano, Keauhou, Kahauloa, Five Kalamakumus Waipunaula and Kiloa.

Your petitioner respectfully asks that the boundaries of Said Lands of Kaawaloa & Kealakekua may be ascertained, decided and certified to, by your Honor, the Commissioner
Very respectfully Submitted
(Signed) John D. Paris
Honolulu, May 10th 1873


Kealakekua & Kaawaloa Ahupuaa, District of South Kona, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, Volume A, No. 1, pps 285-289

The Ahupuaa of Kealakekua, District of South Kona, Kaawaloa, Island of Hawaii, 3d Judicial Circuits

On this Fifth day of August, A.D. 1873, the Commissioner of Boundaries for the Island of Hawaii, 3rd Judicial Circuit met at the house of Moses Barrett at Keopuka, for the settlement of the boundaries of Kealakekua and Kaawaloa, situated in South Kona, Hawaii.

Notice of the hearing of all applications for the settlement of lands in North and South Kona on August the 2d instant, having been published in the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa; and due notice personally served on owners and agents of lands adjoining, as far as known.

For Petition see folio 216, Royal Patent No. 148 [Grant 148]

Daniel Barrett, said to be on Keopuka adjoining Kaawaloa
Makai corner commencing at an ohia tree marked L; thence
North 82° 30' East 4 1/20 chains to little Puu angle; thence
South 88° East 11 7/10 chains, Point angle 7 thence
North 69° 45' east 4 7/10 chains; angle; thence
North 69° 45' East 10 1/10 chains to a craggy Kukui F; thence
North 60° East 19 3/10 chains across Kaawaloa road; always along on the edge of the climpers to a small ohia tree marked A.

Makai of this piece was bought by Awalua and is now owned by Mrs. Likelike Cleghorn and is said to take to the sea.

Mauka of this place was sold to P. Cummings and is now held by A.S. Cleghorn.

Testimony
Kahula, kane, sworn, I was born at Kahauloa, South Kona, Hawaii at the time of Peleleu, and have always lived there. Am a kamaaina of Kona and know the lands of Kealakekua and Kaawaloa [page 286] and part of their boundaries. Cumming's land ends at a place called Nahuina, in the edge of the woods where Kealakekua and Kiloa bound Kealakekua (and Waipunaaula also owned by Cummings); then Kalamakumu bounds Kealakekua, the boundary line being the road into the woods, there is an iwi aina makai mai[sic] running into the edge of the woods thence to Kalamakapala, thence to an iwi aina where Kalamawaiawaawa bounds Kealakekua; thence to iwi aina and Kahauloa 1st bounds Kealakekua, thence to iwi aina and junction of Kahauloa 2; thence turn mauka along the awaawa called Napali Mahoe. The boundary between these two lands through the woods to the pahoehoe, wh ....