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No. 1282, Keliikanakaole, Honolulu, October 1847
N.R. 54-55v3
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you of my house lot claim, at Kalawahine in Honolulu. It is bounded on the north by a kula; on the east by Auwaiolimu; on the south by Nuuanu Street; on the west by my own lo`i and the place of Kaauhauhula.
We lived in this place at the time when Nahienaena was living. We have lived in peace until this time when A. Keiliahonui is objecting to us. There are three houses there which are ours. There are also ten lo`i, six of them adjoin our house lot, one lo`i adjoins Helela's land, two lo`i adjoin Kanunu's land, one lo`i adjoins Alaala's land.
All these lo`i are in Kalawahine, and we have lived peacefully under the konohiki.
KELIIKANAKAOLE
F.T. 494v2
Cl. 1282, Keliik ....
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.... anu Street
Makai, Kapena's place
Ewa, A. Keliiahonui's place.
Hanuu had received his interest from Nawai at the time Nahienaena was living.
2. 1 taro patch where:
Mauka and Waikiki, Kauka's place
Makai, Kapouhiwa's place
Ewa, Kaaea's place.
3. 1 taro patch:
Mauka is Kaaea's land
Waikiki, Keaweluahi's place
makai and Ewa, my place.
4. 1 taro patch:
Mauka is Makulu's place
Waikiki, Kailiaola's place
Makai and Ewa. Puahiki's place.
All of these places have been from Nawai at the time Nahienaena was alive and he has lived there always to the present; no one has objected, except for Kealiiahonui.
Kini, sworn, Our testimonies are similar. See page 294
[Award 1282; R.P. 406; Kalawahine Kapalama Kona; 5 ap.; 1.06 Acs]