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No. 1452, Haau, Waikiki, Oahu, December 9, 1847
N.R. 117v3
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell of my land claim at Hamohamo in Waikiki. I have two lo`i, a kula, and also a bank of the irrigation ditch. This place is from my wahine, it was her former kane's, and on his death I married her, and that is the reason I acquired this place. I have held it peacefully with no objections.
I also have a house lot claim at Hamohamo from my wahine which I hold peaceful ....
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Hauu's interest is from Keohokalole at the time Kekauluohi died in the year 1845 and he has always lived there. No one objecting. Keohokalole is the konohiki.
Pelekane, sworn, Our testimonies are similar except that Keohokalole had not given these lands directly to Haau but it had been through his servant Hookaea, who had been the custodian
Postponed and will be resumed when Hookaea shall come.
[Award 1452; R.P. 5060; Hamohamo Waikiki Kona; 2 ap.; .96 Ac.]