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No. 814, Kapahu Kepau, Honolulu, October 18, 1847
N.R. 450-451v2
To the President of the Land Commissioners, Wm. Lee, Greetings: As directed by you, to tell of our claims for land and house lots, I have a house lot situated on the southeast side of the lot of Hupa /Hooper/ on the Ewa side of the road which runs to the shore of Kaholoakeahole. This place had been unused, there was no fence, and my makuas began to fence this place and I acquired the interest in it after the death of my makuas when I In ....
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.... Kapahukepau has one rear house also. They were the only people there and no one has objected to him. Kapahukepau had received this interest from Laahiwa, his mother. Laahiwa had lived after the war of Kauai. It had been an idle land and at the death of Laahiwa, her bequest was for Kapahukepau."
Namauu, sworn and said, "My information about everything on this property is as Ehu has stated here; no one has objected to him."
[Award 814; R.P. 39; Hotel St. Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .26 Ac.]