Waihona Aina

Makaua, District of Koolauloa, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, Oahu, Volume No. 1, p 165-167

Boundaries of the Ahupuaa of Makaua, Koolauloa

Application
[margin note:] Filed July 28th 1873
Royal Patent 7785

To Lawrence McCully Esquire, Commissioner of Boundaries for the First Judicial Circuit, to wit, the Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands

[margin note:] see Book 3 page 22 for Certificates of boundary

The petition of A.F. Judd, of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Hawaiian islands and J. Kimoikaehuehu of Waipio, District of Ewa, Island of Oahu, aforesaid, guardians of Airine Haalou Ii, devisee of John Ii, respectfully represents as follows:

That the Board of Commissioner to Quiet Land Titles did, on the31st day of March A.D. 1855 by Award No. 8308 apana 2, grant to Kikaha, deceased, and Ioane Ii, late deceased, inherited from said Kakaha, the Ahupuaa of Makaua, in the District of Koolauloa, Island of Oahu.

That previous to his death Ioane ii made a will in which he bequeathed and devised the said ahupuaa of Makaua to Airine Haalou Ii, a miner [sic] and by virtue of the probate thereof she now owns and holds the same.

That Your Petitioners were duly according to law, appointed guardians of the said Airine Haalou Ii, a minor.

That the said Ahupuaa of Makaua is bounded on its northerly side by Waiono, on its westerly side by Punaluu, owned by R. Keelikolani, on its Southerly side by Kaaawa, owned by C.H. Judd and on its Easterly sides by Aupuni Land.

That the annexed survey, marked Exhibit “B,” is an accurate description by metes and bounds of the said Ahupuaa of Makua [Makaua] claimed by Your Petitioners; and Your Petitioners respectfully prays that the said boundaries as set forth in the said Exhibit “B,” may be decided and certified to by [Your] Honor, the Commissioner as the boundaries of the said Ahupuaa of Makaua claimed by Your Petitioners, and that the [page 166] Certificate as required by law may issue to Your Petitioners, certifying the boundaries of the said land as above described and that a day and an hour may be appointed by Your Honor, the Commissioner for the hearing of this Application and that all parties interested may have due notice.
And Your Petitioners will every pray, &c.
A.F. Judd, Guardian of Airine Haalou Ii.
Honolulu, July 26th 1873

Exhibit B. No. 13 (no decision, no certificate)

He Olelo Hoakaaka i ke ana ana i ke Ahupuaa o Makaua i Koolauloa, Mokupuni Oahu

Apana mua ma Nahiku
E hoomaka ana ma ke kihi Hikina Akau kekahi kihi i hui pu ai ua apana nei me Waiono a me Makaua Aupuni a holo aku i ka
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