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No. 1295, Kaawa, Honolulu, September 21, 1847
N.R. 63-64v3
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you of my house lot claim, in Honolulu, on the north side of the Estuary. It is bounded on the east side and the south side by a stream; on the west side by the lots of Wahine and Paele; on the north by the land of Kalamalii. This right is from Kamehameha I. Malupo was the one who occupied this place at that time. On his death it was left to his wahine, Hailuna, who gave it to us. My wahine, Kahalehau, who is living in this place at this time, is their ....
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.... to Hooliliamanu as a cousin; no one had objected.
Hooliliamanu's claim has been postponed to Wednesday. See page 267 of this vol.
N.T. 267v3
No 1295, Kaawa, From page 260, September 13, 1848
Hooliliananu, sworn, I had given him /land/ in the year 1843 and I had received my interest from Kekuanaoa. He /Kaawa/ had been doing Friday work previously and had stopped when he had become a school officer. No one had objected.
See page 260 of this book
[Award 1295; R.P. 5592; Kuaiula Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .55 Ac.]