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No. 1180, Kaia
N.R. 9v3
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you all of my three claims for land, in the `ili of Kamookahi. On the north is the mo`o of Kekulou, on the east is the lo`i of Nohomalie, on the south is the mo`o of Pakele, on the west is the lo`i of Kahalepalaoa. One of my lo`i is in another land and stands alone, and the kula and a "sand dune" pond are my claims of which I am telling you.
Farewell to you all.
KAIA
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.... oa's land is mauka
Keoni's land, Waikiki and makai
Kapakahi's land, Ewa.
Kaia's land is from Hoomoeapule. He had been an overseer under Loda and Kekuanaoa. That was at Kalukini here and he has lived there in peace to this day."
Hoomoeapule, sworn my knowledge is as Pakele has just related here; no one has objected. I had given him his claim.
[Award 1180; R.P. 428; Kamookahi Kapalama Kona; 2 ap.; 1.12 Acs]