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No. 1431, Uma
N.R. 108-109v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby tell you of my claim, here on Oahu in the Ahupua`a of Waikiki in the `ili of Kamoku. There are nine lo`i, a small kula and a small house lot. We had these lo`is in the time then Kaniuhi had the land, at the time of Kaomi, and I have lived here until this day with no objections.
There is also one hala lei tree.
I am ....
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.... akai sides
Honolulu, Kapopou's land.
3. One patch:
Mauka, Kuluwailehua's land
Waialae and Makai, Namimi's land
Honolulu, Kuluwailehua's land.
Uma's interest had been from Kaniuhi given in the year 1835 and he has lived there to this day in peace. Kuluwailehua is the konohiki at this time.
[Award 1431; R.P. 167; Kamoku 2 Waikiki Kona; 3 ap.; 3.96 Acs]