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No. 26 F.L., Kalalawalu
N.R. 728v3
To the Land Commissioners of the Hawaiian Islands: The one whose name is below has some claims in the `ilis of the Fort Lands of Honolulu. At Kaolu are fourteen taro lo`i and taro parcels of kula land and in this `ili are three taro Lo`i po`alima which I believe are the Government's. At Kaluahole are three taro lo`i, one fishery and the coconut grove. In this `ili are two lo`i po`alima and three parcels of kula land which I believe are the Government's. At Pawaa are five taro lo`i. Having been directed by the Honorable M. Kekuanaoa to enter my claim, therefore I hereby do so and he and some other persons are my witnesses, on the day it is done.
I am, with thanks,
KALALAWALU
Honolulu, 29 December 1851
N.T. 269-270v10
No. 26 FL, Kalalawalu, 29 December 1851
Kalino, sworn, I have seen his land at "Kaolu ....
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.... a ili
Waikiki, Kaliu ili
Makai, Kawananakoa of Kaaha ili
Ewa, John Ii's ili.
This the mauka section.
The section adjoining Kunawai and Kuaiula.
Mauka,Apowale ili
Waikiki, Liliha Street
Leles of Kaluahole - Mauka,adjoining Kanukuaula which is the land of Kaluahole.
Two leles. One adjoins Kaluaokau and the other with Kapahulu, this land has sea.
The lele adjoining Kalauokau.
Mauka, Kaluohau ili
Waialae, Kapahulu, Keauau, Kapahulu's sea
Makai, Puamana's sea
Honolulu, Kapua's sea (in Kamano's care), Pehu's land
This land has two koeles, the government has this land.
There are six tenants including the overseer, Kanai, Nawaihoe, Nuuanu and another person. The claimants are dead.
[Award 26 F.L.; R.P. 2666; Kawananakoa Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .69 Ac.; R.P. 5344; Kaluahole Waikiki Kona; 2 ap.; 1.30 Acs; tmk 1-2-7-36]