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No. 947, Kaopala, Honouliuli, Ewa, Oahu, November 1, 1847
N.R. 553-554v2
The President of the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby tell you of my land claim which is at Loloulu, Honouliuli, Ewa, Island of Oahu. It is bounded on the north by the poalima of Kihewa, on the east by the land of Mahae, on the south by the land of Kaneaola, on the west by the land of Keliiaa and the houses of Poopuu. Kapoli also has a claim at this place which is called Kumupali which I am taking care of. The second of my claims is bounded on the north by the stream of Makaii, on the east by a po`alima, on the south and west also, by a poalima. My third claim is bounded on the north by a poalima, on the east by the land of Kekua and Kumupopo, on the south by bulrushes, on the west by the land of Koakanu. The third /sic/ of my claims is at Kaaumakua, Honouliuli a ....
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.... n this section; however, there is no fence and no house.
4. Section 4, two patches:
Kaneaola's land, mauka
Nika's land, Honolulu here, makai and Eva also.
There is no house and no fence.
Section 5,
Lauhala's land, mauka
a land lot, makai
Kanono's land, Waianae.
Kaopala's land is from his father, Napahi, and Napahi's land is from his father, Panaewa. He had received this during Kamehameha I's reign and Kaopala had acquired it in 1841; no one has objected."
Kama, sworn and stated, "I have seen this property and it is similar to Poopuni's land with the exception that Namauu's land is in the center of the first section."
[Award 947; R.P. 3090; Honouliuli Ewa; 3 ap.; 5.76 Acs; R.P. 3091; Honouliuli Ewa; 5 ap.; 9.39 Acs]