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No. 1191, Kuloa
N.R. 13v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby tell you of my land claim at Kaluaipilau, at Kapalama, Island of Oahu, adjoining on the mauka side. My land is bounded on the north by the land of Napoeha, on the east by the land of Kuakini, on the west by the land of Umauma, on the south by the land of Palau. One lo`i and the irrigation ditch are mauka of the lo`i of Kaaua. The irrigation ditch which adjoins below the patch of K ....
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.... 's land, Honolulu here;
Umauma's land, makai;
Kahinu's land, Aa's land and Poka's land, Ewa.
Kuloa's land is from Keaniani who was an overseer under Kaikioewa and this was in the year 1836. He has lived there in peace to this day."
Umi, sworn and stated, "I have known exactly as Nuuanu has just stated. No one has objected to him."
[Award 1191; R.P. 2511; Kawaipilopilo Kapalama Kona; 2 ap.; 1.05 Acs]