Waihona Aina

.... i me Pohakupu
Hema 29°30 Komohana 5 kaulahao
Hema 8° Komohana 8 kaulahao ma ka pa aina a hiki i Kapaakea.
Hema 12° Komohana 687 pauku
Hema 25°30 Hikina 187 pauku
Hema 25° Komohana 292 pauku [page 130]
Hema 2° Komohana 786 pauku
Hema 12° Hikina 406 pauku
Hema 83°30' Komohana
Hema 55° Komohana 195 pauku
Akau 79° Komohana 134 pauku
Hema 27° Komohana 260 pauku e pili ana me Kapaakea Aina a hiki i ke kihi Hikina o Kapaakea Loko. Alaila
Hema 77° 15' Hikina 823 pauku ma kahakai a hiki i ke kihi i hoomakai.
Eia kona Ili 455 Eka

Apana Kai
E hoomaka ana ma ke kihi mua i hoomakai keia aina. A holo
Hema 28° Komohana 8 kaulahao ma ke kai o Kalauao a hiki i ka pau ana o ka papau 6. Kapuai ka hohonu i ka wa kai piha, hoi hou ana kahi i hoomaka`i. A holo
Akau 77° Komohana 823 pauku
Hema 27° Komohana 323 pauku
Hema 68° Komohana 320 pauku ma Kapaakea Loko
Hema 9° Hikina 640 pauku ma ke kai o Aholoa a i ka pau ana o ka papau 6 kapuai ka hohonu. Alaila holo malaila a i ka pau ana o ka holo mua ana.
Malaila 7 ½ Eka Kai

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The Honorable W.P. Kamakau died, suddenly in Honolulu on the 25th day of June A.D. 1873

The undersigned was appointed Commissioner of Boundaries for the Island of Oahu in his place July 3rd 1873.
Lawrence McCully

Hawaiian Gazette by authority July 9th et seg. [margin note]
L. McCully, Esq. has been this day appointed Commissioner of Boundaries for the Island of Oahu in place of Honorable W.P. Kamakau, deceased.
Honorable J. Moanauli has been this day appointed Commissioner of Private Ways and Water Privileges for the District of Kona, Oahu in place of Honorable W.P. Kamakau deceased.
Edwin O. Hall, Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, July 8, 1973

Boundary Commissioner's Notice
The attention of all persons owning Ahupuaa, Ili or other Divisions of Land in the Island of Oahu conveyed by name and not surveyed is called to the requirement of the law that applications to the Boundary Commissioners for the settlement of each boundaries must be made before the 31st day of August, 1873. The undersigned will receive and file all such applications at his Office in the Court House, Honolulu.
L. McCully, Commissioner of Boundaries for Oahu

Kuakoa, Kuokoa, July 12 seg [margin note]

Ma ke Kauoha
I keia la, ua hookoluia aku a L. McCully, Esq. i Komisina no na palena aina o ka mokupuni o Oahu ma kahi o Honorable W. P. Kamakau i make
Edwin O. Hall, Kuhina Kalaiaina, Keena Kalaiaina, Julai 5th 1873

Hoolaha Komisina palena aina
Ke kahea ia aku nei na kanaka apau, he mau ahupuaa, ili aina a he mau mahele aole i nioe lae ke kaulahao. E nana lakou i ka makemake o ke kanawai e pili ana i ke Komisina palena aina no ka hooponoponoia na palena a e hana ia mamua ae o ka la 26th Augate 1873.
E loaa no ka mea nona ka inoa malalo iho, ma kona keena hana, na noi a me na hoopili o ia mau ana.
Lawrence McCully, Komisina Palena Aina no Oahu


Kaliu Ili Portions, Honolulu Ahupuaa, District of Kona, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, Oahu, Volume 1, No. 2, pps. 440-441

No. 105

From page 130

The Ili aina of Kaliu, Honolulu, Island of Oahu

In the matter of the settlement of the boundaries of the Ili of Kaliu, apanas 2, 3 & 4 at Honolulu, Island of Oahu.

Proper application having been made to me, March 17, 1902 by D. Kawananakoa, President of the Kapiolani Estate Ltd., for the settlement of the boundaries of the Ili of Kaliu apanas 2, 3 & 4, Honolulu, Island of Oahu

Due notice having been given in the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuakoa newspapers also notice as far as known to the adjoining owners

Hearing at Honolulu, April 30th 1902

J.F. Brown, appearing for the Kapiolani Estate, filed plan and notes by J.W. Makalena and requested that the boundaries be settled according to said survey. J.F. Brown stated that he had gone over the surveys and found that they had agreed with the adjoining lands.

No other person or persons present making any objections, I, therefore decide that the boundaries of the Ili of Kaliu, apanas 2, 3 & 4 are as follows:

[margin note:] aina kalo & kula.

Apana 2, Aina kalo & kula
E hoomaka kihi Hikina ma kahawai
Akau 61 1/4° Komohana 212 pauku Kalama
Hema 55° Komohana 32 pauku Kalama
Akau 64° Komohana 97 pauku Kalama
Akau 54° Komohana 170 pauku Kalama
Hema 35 3/4° Komohana 96 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 36° Hikina 231 pauku, Kuukuu;
Hema 42 ½° Komohana 108 pauku, Kuukuu;
Akau 58° Komohana 212 pauku, Kuukuu;
Hema 33 3/4° Komohana 97 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 22° Komohana 70 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 36° Komohana 85 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 20° Komohana 43 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 53° Hikina 219 pauku, Kuukuu;
Nu lima hema 6 pauku, Unauna;
Hema 49° Hikina 215 pauku; Unauna;
Hema 49° Komohana 119 pauku, Unauna;
Akau 52 ½° Komohana 209 pauku, Unauna;
Akau 60° Komohana 133 pauku, Kuukuu;
Akau 47° Komohana 64 pauku, Kuukuu;
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Hema 36° Komohana 75 pauku. W.L. Lee;
Hema 18° Komohana 34 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 60° Hikina 140 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 23° Hikina 23 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 49° Hikina 44 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 70 1/4° Hikina 65 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 51° Hikina 361 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 33° Hikina 460 pauku, Kahawai;
Akau 10° Hikina 398 pauku Kahawai
A puni i ka hoomaka ana.
Ka Ili 4 13/100 Eka.

Apana 3. 9 Loi
E hoomaka kihi akau Komohana hiku
Hema 44° Hikina 339 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 45° Hikina 71 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 41 3/4° Komohana 313 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 52° Komohana 74 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 25° Komohana 21 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 61 ½° Komohana 107 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 31° Komohana 207 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 44° Hikina 91 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 56° Hikina 158 pauku, W.L. Lee
A puni i ka hoomaka ana
Ka Ili ½ Eka

Apana 4. 6 Loi
E hoomaka kihi Akau
Hema 50° Hikina 104 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 6 1/2° Komohana 39 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 45° Hikina 134 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Akau 62° Hikina 22 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 48° Hikina 249 pauku, W.L. Lee;
Hema 50 ½° Komohana 84 pauku, Wailele o Puehuehu;
Akau 50° Komohana 47 pauku, Kauluwela;
Akau 58° Komohana 152 pauku, Kauluwela;
Akau 38 ½° Komohana 77 pauku, Kauluwela;
Akau 46 ½° Komohana 227 pauku, Kauluwela;
Akau 39° Hikina 108 pauku, W.L. Lee
A puni i ka hoomaka Ana
Ka Ili 47/100 Eka

I hereby adjudge the foregoing to be the true and lawful Boundaries of the Ili of Kaliu, apanas 2, 3 & 4 at Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
M.D. Monsarrat, Commissioner of Boundaries for the First Judicial Circuit
April 30, 1902

Costs
Hearing $10.00; Certificate 2.00; Stamp, 1.00; Evidence words 850 2.13; Certificate words 824 4.12; Advertising 3.33; [total] $22.58

See No. 41, Pages 112 & 125 this book

[No. 105, Kaliu Ili Portions (Lipoa), Kapalama Ahupuaa, District of Kona, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, Apana 2, 4.13 acres; Apana 3, .5 Acre; Apana 4, .47 Acre, 1902]