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Keawanui Ahupuaa, Kona District, Island of Molokai, Boundary Commission, Maui, Volume 2; pps 69-72
The Land of Keawanui, Island Molokai
No. 89
In the matter of the settlement of the boundaries of the land of Keawanui, Island of Molokai
Honolulu, April the 30th 1902
Proper application having been made to me, April 8, 1902 by F.S. Dodge for the trustees under the will of Bernice Pauahi Bishop for the settlement of the boundaries of Halawa, Island of Molokai.
After due notice in the P.C. Advertiser and Kuokoa newspapers and also notice as far as known to the adjoining owners.
Hearing at Honolulu, April 30th 1902
F.S. Dodge appeared for the Bishop Estate. S. Mahaulu for the Government and J.F. Brown for the land of Keopukaloa.
F.S. Dodge filed a map and the notes of Keawanui made by M.D. Monsarrat and approved by W.D. Alexander, Surveyor General and asked to have the boundaries settled according to said map and notes of survey.
M.D. Monsarrat stated that he had made the map and notes of survey of Keawanui presented by F.S. Dodge from information of old kamaainas on the ground and also adjoining surveys and believed the same to be the correct boundaries.
S. Mahaulu on the part of the Government did not oppose said map or notes and there being no other ....
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.... feet along Grant 831;
9. South 4° 44' East true 1009.8 feet along Grant 831;
10. North 76° 27' East true 61 feet to a cross on a stone at the sea shore from which rock the government Survey Station Kalaeloa bears South 24° 10' West true 1075 feet; Thence
11. South 24° 10' West true 1075 feet along sea shore to the Government Survey Station Kalaeloa;
12. North 30° 57' West true 975 feet to a cross on a stone at the end of fish pond wall;
13. Thence along fish pond wall to end of wall at shore joining the fish pond of Papailiilii, the direct bearing and distance being North 29° 10' West true 1980 feet; Thence
14. North 36° 11' West true 303.6 feet along Land Commission Award 3979 to initial point.
Area 73 Acres
(Signed) M.D. Monsarrat, Surveyor
Honolulu, April 23rd 1895
[page 72]
I adjudge the foregoing to be the true and lawful boundaries of the Ahupuaa of Keawanui, Island of Molokai.
M.D. Monsarrat, Commission of Boundaries for the Second Judicial Circuit
Honolulu, April 30, 1902
Costs
Hearing $10.00; Certificate 2.00; Stamp 1.00; Evidence 1545 words 3.87; Certificate 1430 words 7.16; Advertising 3.71; [total] $27.74
[No. 89, Keawanui Ahupuaa, Kona District, Island of Molokai, Boundary Commission, Main parcel, 464 Acres, Apana 73 acres, 1902]