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No. 1263, Kauhane
N.R. 44-45v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings in the name of God: I, the undersigned, hereby tell you of my land claim in the `ili of Kaalawai, adjoining the District of Waikiki Waena. There are three lo`i bounded on the north by the mo`o of Kahonu; on the northeast by the lo`i of Kekukahiko; on the southeast by the land of Napahi; on the west by Waiaala. One lo`i is bounded on the north by the stream; on the northeast by the mo`o of Peniaiu /illegible/; on the southeast by an irrigation ditch; on the west by Pulehu. Two of my lo`i are in the `ili of Maulikikepa next to Kamooiliili, Waikiki waena. They are bounded on the north by the `ili of Kuluwailehua ....
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.... is mauka
my land, Waikiki
Koolau's land, makai
Kaluahine's land, Honolulu.
4. This is pasture land only.
Kahaumaikai's land is mauka
Kealaloa's land, Waimanalo
Kaluahinenui's land, makai
the King's land, Honolulu.
Sections II, III and IV of Kauhane's land are from me, given in the year 1842. I am the konohiki under the King for this land. Section I was a land overgrown with weeds in the year 1842; Kaauwai is the konohiki."
Kauuwai, sworn and stated, "I have seen this property just as Kekukahiko has related here. I have not made any objections to him."
[No. 1263 not awarded]