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No. 1234, Palau
N.R. 30-31v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby tell you of my land claim, seven lo`i and one irrigation ditch and my house lot at Kealia, in the middle of Kapalama, Island of Oahu. It is described as follows: Four lo`i are situated alike, as follows: on the north by the land of the Teachers; on the east by the land of Kulou; on the south by the land of Nuuanu; on the west by the bulrush kula /plain fringed by bulrushes"/.
One lo`i adjoins makai of the lo`i of Kaaloa. One lo`i adjoins my taro irrigati ....
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Huakini's land is mauka
Puaaloa's land, Honolulu
Mumuku's land, makai
Kauwe's land, Ewa.
Keaniani had given Palau the right to live there but the land had been from Kaaumoa at the time Kuakini was at the fort. This land was sections one and two but Huakini had given him section three whereon he has lived in peace to this day."
Keliinui, sworn and stated, "I have seen this property exactly as Pi has just related here."
[Award 1234; R.P. 689; Kealia Kapalama Kona; 4 ap.; 2.35 Acs]