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No. 1342, Naimu
N.R. 79-80v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I, Naimu, hereby tell of my land claim consisting of ten lo`i, one kula in the `ili of Puiwa in Nuuanu, Island of Oahu. Eight of the lo`i are at the stream, on the west are the lo`is of Lililehua. Two are above, bounded on the north by the lo`is of Pakaona; on the east by the lo`is of Lililehua and the lo`is of Koa; on the south by the kula of Puahii; on the west by kula and the lo`is of Luau. The ....
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.... />Mauka is Puahiki's land
Waikiki, Joseph Booth's land
Makai, my land
Ewa, Koiamai's land.
He had received his land from Koiamai in the year 1836 and he has lived there since that time to the present; no one has objected. Kekuanaoa is the konohiki under the chief.
Puahiki, sworn, Our (two) testimonies are similar to Lililehua's report; no one has objected.
[Award 1342; R.P. 4425; Puiwa Honolulu Kona; 2 ap.; 2.83 Acs]