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No. 858, Kanealoha, Puolohinano B, Potini C, Waikele, Ewa, 1 November 1847
N.R. 482v2
Esteemed Persons, Greetings; I hereby tell you of my claims for a mo`o `aina at Waipahu,and a fish pond and a house lot.
Farewell to and thanks,
KANEALOHA
Greetings to the Esteemed Persons: I, Puolohinano hereby tell you of my house lot claim.
PUOLOHINANO
Greetings to the Esteemed Persons, I. Potini, hereby tell you of my claim at Papaa.
Farewell to you all.
POTINI
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.... Waikiki and toward the sea
a land lot, Waianae.
There is no fence here. There are five patches and a pond. The taro land is from Namakeha during the time of Kinau and the house was an idle land received after the chief had returned to Maui. Kanealoha has lived there in peace to this day.
Pokini, sworn and said, I have seen this property exactly as Puolohinano has just related here.
[Award 858; R.P. 3484; Pouhala Waikele Ewa; 1 ap.; .283 Ac.; R.P. 3075; Waipahu Waikele Ewa; 1 ap.; 1.873 Acs]